Stimpod Nerve Stimulation

Stimpod Nerve Stimulation — Maple Ridge, BC

Stimpod Therapy in Maple Ridge

Pulsed radiofrequency nerve stimulation for sciatica, cervical radiculopathy, and nerve-related pain that hasn't responded to manual therapy alone. Offered by Dr. Chelsea Lillbeck, DC at Mountain Ridge Wellness.

Stimpod NMS460 Device
Non-Invasive, No Downtime
Sciatica & Radicular Pain
Combined With Chiropractic Care
Conditions Treated

What Stimpod Helps With

Sciatica

Targets the irritated or compressed nerve root directly, helping to calm radiating leg pain associated with sciatica.

Cervical Radiculopathy

Pulsed radiofrequency applied to affected cervical nerve roots to reduce pain, tingling, and numbness radiating into the arm.

Neuropathic Pain

Nerve-related pain that doesn't respond well to manual therapy or massage alone may respond to direct nerve desensitization with Stimpod.

Numbness & Tingling

Helpful for peripheral nerve irritation presenting as numbness, pins and needles, or altered sensation in the limbs.

Post-Injury Nerve Irritation

Used following motor vehicle accidents, workplace injuries, or disc-related nerve compression to support recovery.

Chronic Pain Patterns

For longstanding nerve pain that hasn't improved with other approaches, Stimpod offers a different mechanism worth trying.

How It Works

Pulsed Radiofrequency Nerve Stimulation

Stimpod uses a handheld probe to locate the precise nerve responsible for your symptoms, then applies pulsed radiofrequency energy to calm that nerve's activity.

  • Precise Nerve Mapping — The Stimpod probe identifies the exact nerve pathway generating your pain or numbness before treatment begins
  • Pulsed Radiofrequency — A gentle electrical pulse is applied directly over the nerve to reduce excitability and calm pain signalling
  • Non-Invasive — No needles, no incisions. Treatment is performed through the skin with a handheld device
  • Comfortable Sensation — Most patients feel a mild tingling or buzzing rather than pain during treatment
  • Often Combined With Chiropractic Care — Dr. Lillbeck frequently pairs Stimpod with spinal manipulation for radicular pain patterns
  • No Downtime — Return to normal activity immediately after your session
  • Individualized Treatment Plans — Number and frequency of sessions depend on your condition and how you respond
  • Used Across Conditions — From sciatica to cervical radiculopathy to general neuropathic pain
Your Practitioner

Dr. Chelsea Lillbeck, DC

Dr. Chelsea Lillbeck Chiropractor Maple Ridge

Dr. Chelsea Lillbeck is the founder and clinic director of Mountain Ridge Wellness. A CMCC graduate with advanced training in Stimpod Nerve Stimulation, Shockwave Therapy, and Class 3B Laser, she has particular experience treating sciatica, cervical radiculopathy, and other radicular pain patterns that haven't fully responded to manual therapy alone.

Dr. Lillbeck typically combines Stimpod with spinal manipulation and other modalities as part of an individualized treatment plan, building on nearly a decade of broad clinical experience in Northern Manitoba before opening Mountain Ridge Wellness.

Common Questions

Stimpod Therapy FAQ

Stimpod is a pulsed radiofrequency nerve stimulation device used to locate and desensitize irritated or damaged nerves. It is used at Mountain Ridge Wellness for sciatica, cervical radiculopathy, neuropathic pain, and nerve-related numbness.

No. Stimpod treatment is non-invasive and generally well tolerated. Most patients feel a mild tingling or buzzing sensation rather than pain.

This varies by condition and chronicity. Dr. Lillbeck will recommend a treatment plan after your initial assessment, often combined with spinal manipulation or other modalities.

No. While both use electrical stimulation, Stimpod uses pulsed radiofrequency specifically calibrated to map and target nerve pathways, rather than the broader surface stimulation used by a TENS unit.

Yes. Dr. Chelsea Lillbeck, DC offers Stimpod Nerve Stimulation Therapy at Mountain Ridge Wellness, Unit 204, 11939 224th Street, Maple Ridge, BC. Book online at mountainridgewellness.janeapp.com or call 604-467-6545.

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Book Your Stimpod Therapy Session

Mountain Ridge Wellness is accepting new patients for Stimpod Nerve Stimulation in Maple Ridge. Online booking available through JaneApp, or call 604-467-6545.

AddressUnit 204, 11939 224th Street, Maple Ridge, BC
HoursMon–Fri 9am–6pm · Alternating Sat 9am–3pm
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