Congratulations to our Team U2FP racers on a blockbuster year - we had the highest ever number of participants, the highest ever number of wheelers, and the highest ever fundraising total! I am equally proud of all of those achievements. And when you break it down, the numbers become even more meaningful...

What’s the problem? Well, the ExaStim and other Transcutaneous Spinal Stimulation (TSS) devices LOOK very similar to another electrical stimulation device: The TENS (or Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation). And there is already a billing code for TENS, (which carries a reimbursement of only $517). Right now, CMS’ preliminary decision is to drop TSS into the TENS code.

It all started when I filled out a generic webpage portal titled, “request for meeting.” No special relationships, no “inside track.” Just a concerned citizen (me) reaching out to their United States Senator. Montana Senator Tim Sheehy’s office responded right away and a virtual meeting was initiated with the Senator’s State Director and National Security Advisor. They met with myself and two local SCI friends...