Which would you choose?  Surgery or No surgery?  I don't know about you but, I am choosing NO SURGERY!
 
Market Update News presents,
Rapid Recovery Health Services Inc.
**RPRV**
Major Breaking Back to Back news was released,
Rapid Recovery Updates Revenue Guidance, increasing net sales to $8,000,000 for 2005,
and then this came out,
Rapid Recovery Health Services is proud to announce that Dr. Anders Cohen been named a Clinical Director
(Go to any financial such as yahoo to read both of these news releases now)
 
Aggressive investors and day traders may be excited about Rapid Recovery Health Services Inc. (Other OTC:RPRV.PK) right now. Back to back news has been released.  Because of that we are issuing a strong watch alert for RPRV.
 
Points to ponder,
 
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure this one out.  Just say your Dr has just informed you that you need an operation to fix your ailement and relieve you of horrible pain.  The next day you go to get a second opinion and that Dr says you don't need surgery, there is a new treatment that will fix your problem and aleviate your pain.  Which would you choose?  Surgery or No surgery?  I don't know about you but I am choosing NO SURGERY!  Read on,
 
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, or ESWT, is an innovative, non-surgical method developed for the treatment of localized musculoskeletal pain. Since the early 1990s, investigators have studied the use of shock waves for the treatment of painful musculoskeletal disorders. ESWT is a treatment designed to treat tendonapothies throughout the body that would otherwise require surgical treatment.
 
Rapid Recovery Health Services has established a mobile ESWT Program that contracts with over 600 physicians in the NY-NJ-CT Tri-State area and is the exclusive source for low energy ESWT treatment. The mobile program is currently generating in excess of $250,000 in monthly revenue with five systems providing treatment.
 
Based on the demographics of our national population, wide-spread historical statistics on tendon-related ailments and coverage from insurance carriers, the Company conservatively estimates there is a market demand for over 15 million treatments per year. This figure represents approximately 10% of the existing surgical markets of patients with insurance coverage that pays for ESWT
 
Based on the current mix of insurance payers, with as little as a 10% market penetration into the existing surgical market for patients suffering from tendonapothies, there is a market for 1.25 million procedures per month. The Company sees this figure increasing by 300% - 500% over the next 18 - 36 months as more insurance carriers begin to initiate coverage for ESWT.
 
ESWT is associated with short recovery time, low cost, ease and relative low risk of complications makes this an attractive alternative for many people with chronic lateral epicondylitis and plantar fasciitis. ESWT is fast and non-invasive.
 
The use of low energy has significant advantages over high energy shock wave applications in the most cases of near bone pain. These include:
The ability to treat patients without the necessity of regional or general anesthesia.
Reducing the clinical risk of tissue injury or bleeding into the skin, joint, or other tissues near the area being treated.
Allowing highly individualized treatment at the exact site of pathology by allowing the use of precise clinical focusing rather than depending upon imaging with ultrasound, fluoroscopy, or x-ray that may not adequately identify the exact site of the problem.
Allowing highly individualized treatment at the exact site of pathology by allowing the use of precise clinical focusing rather than depending upon imaging with ultrasound, fluoroscopy, or x-ray that may not adequately identify the exact site of the problem.
Within the low energy range of energy treatment levels, the ability to adjust this level to each patient's tolerance adds to the concept of individualized treatment and safety. Although the use of low energy may require more treatment sessions than higher energy the reduced cost of eliminating the anesthesia and imaging expense allows the treatment to be more cost effective.
Treatment with these devices therefore was painful and required regional or general anesthesia. It soon became apparent that treatment with lower energy shock waves (much lower than those used to treat kidney stones) was effective in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain. These findings led to the development of the ESWT device, a variable energy shock wave machine made specifically for the treatment of chronic lateral epicondylitis and subsequently plantar fasciitis.
 
The time to look at RPRV is right now! 
Put RPRV on your radars and watch for this company.
 
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