BAROSTIM THERAPY
What is Heart Failure?
Heart failure is a chronic, progressive condition that means your heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet your body’s needs. Basically, your heart can’t keep up with its workload.
What causes Heart Failure?
Heart failure, or chronic heart failure, can be caused by a heart attack, high blood pressure, an imbalance in the nervous system, or other conditions that progressively weaken the heart.
What are the symptoms of Heart Failure?
This condition is generally associated with a sense of fatigue and weakness, shortness of breath, swollen legs and ankles, and often a need to sleep with the head elevated.
BAROSTIM THERAPY is designed to trigger your body's natural regulation system by:
- Relaxing the blood vessels—This makes it easier for blood to flow to the body, putting less pressure on the heart.
- Regulating heart rate—This helps the heart work more efficiently.
- Reducing fluid in the body through improved kidney function—This further reduces the heart’s workload and helps relieve congestion and swelling.

BAROSTIM THERAPY has safely shown to significantly reduce the symptoms of heart failure and improve quality of life
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Patients that experienced freedom from major adverse neurological cardiovascular events at 6 months
Walk Farther*
Patients that significantly improved their exercise capacity in only 6 months
Feel Better*
Patients that reported a significantly lower impact of symptoms on their daily lives
Who can get the BAROSTIM NEO?
If you answer YES to the questions below then contact your doctor regarding BAROSTIM NEO or reach out to us to be connected to a doctor in your area:
Heart Failure
Has a medical doctor diagnosed you with heart failure?
Medications
Are you taking medications prescribed by your doctor to treat your heart failure symptoms?
Persistent Symptoms
Despite taking the medications prescribed by your doctor, does chronic fatigue and breathlessness prevent you from going on a walk or going up the stairs?
Not a candidate for CRT
Do you have an ejection fraction (a measure of heart pumping efficiency) of 35% or less?
Despite significant improvements in the management of heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF), these patients continue to have poor life expectancy, frequent heart failure hospitalizations, low quality of life and substantial limitations in exercise capacity. This is especially true for the 59%2-11 of HFrEF patients who may meet the criteria for implantable cardiac defibrillation (ICD), but are not eligible for Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT).

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