MyoCycle FAQs

A: Yes, the MyoCycle FES Cycling Therapy System is a prescription-only class II medical device. Our support team will reach out to your physician to see if the MyoCycle is right for you and obtain all the appropriate documentation.

A:In some cases, yes, the MyoCycle may be covered by your insurance. MYOLYN’s specialists can handle the entire process of applying for insurance coverage. Our reimbursement team has had success getting systems covered by private insurance, workers’ compensation, state victims of crime programs, and some Medicaid waiver programs. Contact us to see if we can help you obtain coverage.

A: No! Anyone can quickly learn to use the MyoCycle. An able-bodied person can typically unpack and assemble the MyoCycle in less than an hour. If you have questions at any time during setup or use of your system, give us a call, and we can help walk you through it.

A: It typically takes a few weeks after receiving your order for your MyoCycle to ship. Contact your MYOLYN Patient Advocate to see what our current inventory levels are. Your system will ship via UPS ground, and you will receive an email with the tracking information once your new MyoCycle ships.

A: The MyoCycle is quite compact with a footprint of 40”x24”. The system has a large roller wheel for easy transport between rooms. The assembled system weighs about 125 lbs.

A: The MyoCycle is designed to activate all the major muscle groups in the legs: quadriceps, hamstrings, and glutes on both the left and right leg. Additionally, the MyoCycle Home Plus can stimulate the lower leg (either shin or calf) and the trunk (either the lower back or abdominals).

A: With our 60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee, you can try the MyoCycle out for nearly two months to see if it is right for you. If not, you can return your system for a full refund; you are just responsible for return shipping.

No, the MyoCycle currently only offers lower body cycling and stimulation.
We recommend getting a MyoSpark NR in addition to the MyoCycle to train upper extremity function.

A: Functional Electrical Stimulation works for patients with weak or even completely paralyzed muscles as long as they have “spastic” paralysis. Individuals with “flaccid” paralysis, damage to their lumbar spinal cord, or peripheral nerve damage in their legs may not respond to functional electrical stimulation. Contact MYOLYN to talk with a specialist to learn more.

A: The electrode pads typically last about a dozen uses or about one month. They can continue to be used as long as they remain properly adhered to your skin. You can order more electrodes on the MYOLYN shop or by purchasing compatible electrodes through your preferred provider.

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