What to know
Interferential therapy uses electrical currents delivered through electrodes placed on the skin. The office includes this modality among its services. The clinician selects the treatment area and settings. Ask what the treatment is intended to address and how it relates to the rest of your plan.
Before you decide
Before a session, disclose implanted electronic devices, changes in skin sensation and other relevant health information. Ask about precautions and possible skin irritation. Tell the treating professional promptly if a sensation is painful or uncomfortable. Treatment settings should be reviewed in response to your feedback.
Plan a conversation
Call the Kendall office to discuss an evaluation. The team can explain scheduling and the information to bring, including any existing reports. Confirm fees and coverage directly before committing to care.