Durable Medical Equipment

Clinician fitting a knee brace for a patient at RegenLife

RegenLife Centers prescribes and fits durable medical equipment in Cincinnati, OH, Montgomery, OH, and Edgewood, KY as part of each patient's individualized treatment plan. Dr. Zeeshan Tayeb's team — board-certified in Pain Medicine and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation — selects braces, supports, TENS units, and orthotics matched to your diagnosis and activity level, then adjusts fit at follow-up visits. Most major insurance plans accepted at all three locations.

What durable medical equipment is

Durable medical equipment (DME) is reusable, medically necessary equipment prescribed to treat a condition or support recovery. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services defines it as items built to withstand repeated use and appropriate for use in the home. Braces, supports, and therapeutic devices all fall under this category when a clinician prescribes them for a diagnosis.

Most of recovery happens outside the clinic. A brace you wear at work or a stimulation unit you use at home carries your treatment through the hours between appointments. When the equipment matches your problem and fits correctly, it does its job. When it comes off a pharmacy shelf without guidance, it often ends up in a closet instead.

At RegenLife, we prescribe and fit durable medical equipment as part of your care rather than selling it on the side.

What we provide

Our team matches equipment to your treatment plan. Common items include:

Braces & Supports

Knee, back, wrist, and joint braces selected for your specific diagnosis and activity demands.

  • Knee braces for instability or post-injury support
  • Lumbar and back supports
  • Wrist and hand braces
  • Shoulder and ankle supports

TENS & Electrical Stimulation

Electrical stimulation units for pain relief and muscle recovery that extend clinic treatment into your daily routine.

  • TENS units for pain management
  • Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES)
  • Home-use units with provider instruction
  • Muscle re-education devices

Orthotics & Supportive Devices

Foot orthotics and postural supports that address biomechanical contributors to pain and injury.

  • Custom and prefabricated foot orthotics
  • Arch and heel supports
  • Postural correction devices
  • Offloading and pressure-relief insoles

Post-Procedure & Recovery Devices

Equipment that protects and supports healing after injury or a procedure, selected to match your recovery phase.

  • Post-surgical bracing
  • Immobilizers and splints
  • Cold and compression therapy devices
  • Slings and offloading supports

How DME fits into a treatment plan

Equipment works best as one part of a plan rather than a stand-in for one. A brace that stabilizes a joint gives physical therapy room to rebuild strength. A stimulation unit can extend the relief you get in the clinic into your daily routine. After a procedure, the right support protects the area during rehabilitation.

Your clinician ties the equipment to specific goals, then adjusts as you progress. The right choice depends on your diagnosis, your activity level, and how the equipment fits into the rest of your care.

Stabilize

A correctly fitted brace holds a joint in the right position so other therapies can work without re-injury.

Extend

A home stimulation unit carries pain relief and muscle activation between clinic visits.

Protect

Post-procedure devices protect the treatment site during the critical healing window.

Getting fitted

Fit is usually what decides whether a device helps. Your provider measures and adjusts each item, shows you how and when to use it, and checks at follow-up visits that it is doing its job. If something is uncomfortable or not helping, we change it.

1

Prescription

Your clinician reviews your diagnosis and treatment goals to identify the right equipment.

2

Measurement & Fitting

Your provider measures and adjusts the device on-site to ensure proper fit and function.

3

Education

You leave knowing exactly how and when to use the equipment, and what to watch for.

4

Follow-Up Adjustment

We check at follow-up visits that the device is doing its job. If something is not working, we change it.

Insurance and coverage

Many prescribed devices are covered by insurance when they are medically necessary. Our team can help you understand what your plan covers and what to expect before you commit.

  • Most major insurance plans accepted at all three RegenLife locations
  • Coverage applies when equipment is medically necessary and properly prescribed
  • Our team clarifies your coverage before you commit to any device
  • We handle documentation requirements to support insurance claims for DME

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Cincinnati

3328 Westbourne Dr,

Cincinnati, OH 45248

(513) 922-2204

Edgewood

162 Barnwood Dr,

Edgewood, KY 41017

(859) 331-4159

Montgomery

9989 Montgomery Road,

Montgomery, OH 45242

(513) 922-2204

We accept most major insurance plans

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Our Locations

Cincinnati Clinic

3328 Westbourne Dr,

Cincinnati, OH 45248

(513) 922-2204

Edgewood Clinic

162 Barnwood Dr,

Edgewood, KY 41017

(859) 331-4159

Montgomery Clinic

9989 Montgomery Road,

Montgomery, OH 45242

(513) 922-2204

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday9:00am – 3:30pm
SundayClosed
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