Quantifying pain
to lead the
path to wellness

Quantifying pain
to lead the
path to wellness

Real-time pain monitoring in the palm of your hand

PainTrace® is a wearable monitor that quantifies both acute and chronic pain. Real-time pain levels are acquired using skin-mounted sensors that process a direct pain biosignal generated by the nervous system.

View Case Studies to see how veterinarians are using PainTrace in their clinics. 

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Real-time pain monitoring in the palm of your hand

PainTrace® is a wearable monitor that quantifies both acute and chronic pain. Real-time pain levels are acquired using skin-mounted sensors that process a direct pain biosignal generated by the nervous system.

View Case Studies to see how veterinarians are using PainTrace in their clinics. 

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Once we identify the pain, we can begin the task of care and returning a patient to a pain free state through targeted diagnostics and therapy

PainTrace® Objectively Quantifies Pain for Accurate Evaluation of the Efficacy of Treatment

More than ever, veterinary clients expect optimal care, use of technology, and collaborative knowledge. Clients do not want their companion to experience pain, whether it is a cat, dog, or other species, PainTrace can detect the presence and absence of pain.

Your clients want to know if there is pain and they want to work with you as a team. PainTrace supports that need.

Once we identify the pain, we can begin the task of care and returning a patient to a pain free state through targeted diagnostics

More than ever, veterinary clients expect optimal care, use of technology, and collaborative knowledge. Clients do not want their companion to experience pain, whether it is a cat, dog, or other species, PainTrace can detect the presence and absence of pain.

Your clients want to know if there is pain and they want to work with you as a team. PainTrace supports that need.

PainTrace® Objectively Quantifies Pain for Accurate Evaluation of the Efficacy of Treatment

Bring the benefits of PainTrace®
to your practice today.

Boca Vet Uses PainTrace

January 16, 2023

“We see many pet parents in our practice that live in a “yellow light” zone. This means they are not immediately saying no (red light) when it comes to diagnostics and treatment but they are also not easily saying yes (green light) either. PainTrace is an amazing “bridge” to providing…

Why We Do What We Do – Quality of Life.

January 5, 2023

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Our Pets Can Feel Pain, Too

December 17, 2020

PainTrace® is all about partnership.  Working together, communicating, and sharing information generates success.  We are pleased to share the linked Q&A which highlights two amazing partners dedicated to pain management and limiting fear and anxiety which can exasperate pain. The International Veterinary Association for Pain Management (IVAPM) is a fantastic…

The Remarkable Journey of Miso: How PainTrace Provided Hope for a Staffordshire Cross

August 23, 2023
“If we had not had the PainTrace to confirm that there was sensory nerve activity in the hind limbs, we very likely would not have Miso with us today.” – Dr. Christina Rock In the world of veterinary medicine, breakthroughs continue to emerge that change the lives of our beloved...
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Assessing Pain in Pets

April 6, 2023
Assessing pain in pets is challenging. Animals cannot communicate their discomfort and sometimes, they even want to hide their pain from us. This has led to an increased concern for accurate pain assessment. Recently, there has been a push to develop new tools to help veterinarians reduce the subjectivity in...
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Dental Month

March 8, 2023
What is subgingival hair?    Um, You’ve got a little something in your teeth...  Have you ever heard of hairy teeth? Actually, the medical term for this gross but satisfying-to-treat condition in dogs is called subgingival hair. Yep, some dogs suffer from impacted hair in the gingival sulcus, or the space...
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Boca Vet Uses PainTrace

January 16, 2023
"We see many pet parents in our practice that live in a "yellow light" zone. This means they are not immediately saying no (red light) when it comes to diagnostics and treatment but they are also not easily saying yes (green light) either. PainTrace is an amazing "bridge" to providing...
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PainTrace® is an innovative tool for measuring direct pain biosignals, establishing baseline pain levels and is also useful in monitoring pain levels in response to treatment. PainTrace® is especially effective at separating chronic pain from acute and subacute pain.

 

BOB RACICH
DVM

 

 

 

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