Before the demo
Practical answers.
No spec-sheet theater.
Use this page to cover the first questions. Bring the questions that remain to a 45-minute conversation with the person who built the system.
Book a private demo01Is ERT a medical treatment or a cure?
No. ERT products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. ERT is a professional PEMF+ system used inside a practitioner-directed recovery or performance plan.
02How is it different from other PEMF machines?
ERT is a focused, tactile, American-made system with a targeted applicator and manual controls. Buyers also receive placement straps, protocol education, a voltage detector for live demonstration, and direct access to the creator.
03Can an assistant run a session?
Placement and operation are designed to be teachable. Oversight, patient selection, and how ERT sits inside a plan stay with the directing professional and applicable state practice rules.
04How long is a session?
Protocols are taught in onboarding and depend on the person and goal. The system is built for repeatable blocks that can fit a normal clinic or training-room day.
05Does ERT replace another modality or the adjustment?
No. Most professional rooms already have several tools. The question is sequencing and room time, not collecting devices. ERT is an adjunct inside a practitioner-directed plan.
06Can I bill insurance?
ERT does not promise reimbursement. Many practices position sessions as a cash-pay or membership recovery service. Bring your billing questions to the demo.
07Can I finance the system?
Qualified providers may have access to no-upfront-payment structures, zero added origination or inspection fees, and 90-day deferred payments. Exact terms depend on qualification and configuration.
08Do you offer rentals or refurbished units?
Yes, case by case. New systems are standard. Rental and refurbished inventory is limited and handled individually.
09What comes with the system?
The package includes the ERT PEMF+ system, activation straps, ERT University training library, digital manual and protocol education, the “Wired for Wellness” clinician resource, a Fluke voltage detector, and direct access to the creator.
10What should I bring to the demo?
Bring your patient mix or roster, room layout, current modalities, fee assumptions, timeline, and the objections you already have. The call is for fit—not a canned pitch.