The Only Diaphragm Pacemaker with FDA PMA Approval & CE Marking Privileges for All Ages
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The Avery Diaphragm Pacing System
VENT-FREE BREATHING
…is a phrenic nerve stimulator, also called a breathing pacemaker. It consists of surgically implanted receivers and electrodes with an external transmitter and antennas. Phrenic pacing provides ventilatory support for patients with chronic respiratory insufficiency whose diaphragm, lungs and phrenic nerves have residual function.


Improves
Quality of life
Pacing is preferable to mechanical ventilation because it allows for normal breathing and speech patterns; eases eating and drinking; is small and operates silently; all of which improves the ability to actively participate in social and educational activities.

Saves $20K/Yr*
Over mechanical ventilation
A diaphragm pacing system generally costs less than $1,000 per year, and on average will pay for itself in 2 years, saving over $20,000 a year thereafter*.
Reduces Risk
Of pneumonia & infections
Upper airway infections are less common due to the reduction in suctioning and elimination of external humidifier/ventilator circuits and tracheostomy tubes.


Reduces Risk
Of pneumonia & infections
Upper airway infections are less common due to the reduction in suctioning and elimination of external humidifier/ventilator circuits and tracheostomy tubes.
Provides More
Freedom & independence
The Avery diaphragm pacer’s compact design, without bulky tubing and batteries, allows for greatly increased mobility and independence.


Provides More
Freedom & independence
The Avery diaphragm pacer’s compact design, without bulky tubing and batteries, allows for greatly increased mobility and independence.
*An independent analysis found that the implementation of a diaphragm pacing system will typically pay for itself in just over 2 years, and will save $18,000-$30,000 per year thereafter.