More choice in the consultation
Offer a device-based option for discussion alongside other appropriate care. Match the exact device, intended use and available evidence to the patient’s goals and clinical assessment.
Review the clinical evidenceFor your practice
Your expertise.More ways to support it.
Give patients a practical device option, a clear home-use plan and the guidance to make an informed choice. MV Health brings adaptable design, clinical research and professional resources together for your team.
Find your setting
Start with the population you serve.
Choose your care setting for relevant device information, research and practical guidance.
01Clinical practice
Urology
Device information and erectile-function research for urology teams reviewing non-pharmacological options.
02Scientific education
Women's health
Sexual-function and pelvic-health research for clinicians, with links to the original evidence.
03Scientific education
Pelvic-floor therapy
Research and practical resources for pelvic-health therapists reviewing adjunct care.
04Menopause care
Menopause
Device information and research for teams discussing vaginal dryness, arousal and intimate comfort.
05Institutional partnerships
Health systems & enterprise
Structured evaluation for health systems, payers and employer-benefit teams.
06Professional purchasing
Private clinics & medspas
Product selection, staff education and professional purchasing for clinician-led practices.
07Digital-care partnerships
Telehealth
Device education, home-use support and follow-up for remote-care teams.
08Institutional purchasing
VA & federal procurement
Clinical review, ordering guidance and supplier information for VA teams.
Practical benefits
Built around the way you care.
From the first conversation to follow-up, devices can be considered as one part of a patient-centered care plan.
Home use with a clear plan
Give suitable patients a practical option they can use privately at home. Agree how it fits into their care, explain the model-specific instructions and plan when to review their experience.
Explore patient guides
A more personal fit
Different shapes, contact areas and controls give you practical choices to discuss. Consider comfort, dexterity, preferences and ease of use—not just the condition being researched.
Compare the devices
A consistent team handover
Bring device selection, setup, cleaning and support into a repeatable staff workflow. Shared guides can help the whole team give patients clear, consistent information.
Prepare your teamA place in hybrid care
Discuss setup and review the patient’s experience during suitable remote appointments. Home use can complement a clinician-led plan; it does not remove the need for assessment or hands-on care when indicated.
Explore telehealth considerations
A practical purchasing pathway
Explore professional purchasing for your practice. Agree pricing, supply, patient support and returns in writing so the commercial arrangement is clear before introducing a device.
Discuss professional orderingClinical suitability and results vary. Review the exact model’s intended use, contraindications and evidence before recommending it. US intended-use information
From consultation to follow-up
A clear place in your care plan.
Connect selection, support and review: define the clinical fit, agree the delivery pathway and track the measures that inform the next decision.
Assess
Start with a specific population, clinical concern, relevant history and patient goals. Agree exclusions, referral needs and an accountable clinical owner.
Choose
Review model-specific evidence and intended use. Consider fit, controls, cost and patient preference together.
Explain
Prepare staff, supply the correct model-specific guide and agree setup, patient hand-off, the supply route, escalation and a clear review plan.
Review
Review comfort, actual use and progress toward agreed goals. Track the measures needed to decide whether the pathway should change or expand.
Plan before you introduce
The details that make adoption work.
Make the patient experience and the practice arrangement clear from the outset.
Prepare the team
Choose a staff lead, review the model-specific guides and agree how to handle setup questions and escalation.
Training resources
Set clear expectations
Discuss comfort, practical use and what the evidence can and cannot establish. Agree what you will review with the patient.
Clinician perspectivesAgree the purchasing model
Confirm your quotation, fulfillment responsibilities, patient-facing pricing and support arrangements. Do not assume insurance coverage or guaranteed practice income.
Ordering options