Max Pulse Medical Device
Incredible Features
Discover all the powerful features of the Max Pulse Device. The Max Pulse test is non-invasive and the arterial portion can be completed in just 1 minute.
1 Minute Arterial Study
The Max Pulse uses a sophisticated algorithm to interpret the heart beat as it moves through systolic and diastolic. The Max Pulse has incredible accuracy and provides diagnosis in a very short time.
Peripheral Vascular Health
Max Pulse also looks at circulation for perihperal circulation and shows an index on the final report which indicates whether perihperal circulation is optimal.
Heart Strength Analysis
The Max Pulse will detect a weakened heart beat from the pulse strength and indicate when patients are entering early stage congestive heart failure providing a third vital early warning for primary care.
Stress Score
The Max Pulse is capable of measuring a person’s stress level. The total stress score on a scale of 1 to 100, where 1 is zero stress and perfect autonomic nervous system function
Electro Cardiac Stability
The Max Pulse will help you detect an irregular heart beat by scoring the patient for ectopic beats. When the heart is beat irregularly it is the first thing that has to be managed as you move forward with you patient’s cardio health.
Max Pulse is a non-invasive
The Max Pulse is a non-invasive, FDA Cleared, Class II medical device that uses a pulse oximeter to detect and interpret the arterial pulse wave using a proprietary algorithm.
Max Pulse Incredible Features
Strong Reimbursement Model – Being able to monetize this preventative care screening can significantly increase practice revenue. Doctors who have the MaxPulse have been billing insurance for this test successfully.
The Max Pulse uses a technology called Photo-Plethysmography, which allows it to give an estimate of the arterial stiffness of a patient with a simple 1 minute test.
This gives Healthcare Professionals a powerful new tool and advanced technology that provides:
- Early diagnosis of arteriosclerosis, peripheral arterial disease and those at risk of heart disease and stroke.
- Isolate precursors to Heart Disease, Heart Attack and Stroke.
- Analysis of blood circulation through large arteries, small arteries and capillaries to isolate any issues.
- Analysis of blood vessel aging.
- Perform an additional test for Heart Rate Variability to access patient’s ability to deal with stress.
- An ability to plan for appropriate treatment and follow up in early stages while conditions can still be reversed.
How the Max Pulse Works
The Max Pulse provides information by way of a non-invasive, infrared light fingertip probe. The measurement probe consists of a light-emitting diode (infrared LED) and a photodiode placed on the opposite side as a light receiver. The Photodiode detects the changes in the amount of light absorbed by hemoglobin, which tracks against time the density of blood in the fingertip, allowing the device to graph the pulse of blood flowing from the heart.
The Max Pulse converts the changes of transmitted light into a waveform and the second derivative pulse waveform to provide a better evaluation of arterial aging.
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Max Pulse Detailed Information
The Max Pulse is a screening device used to assess arterial hardening, circulation, heart rate variability, and autonomic nervous system function. The test is non-invasive and is administered by placing a photoelectric clip on the fingertip for only 3 minutes. This device provides analysis and measurements using Photoelectric Plethysmography along with Accelerated Plethysmography regarding overall cardiovascular and autonomic nervous system health.
The Max Pulse generates two separate reports – one for arterial health and one for the autonomic nervous system using HRV. These two reports work very well together. The arterial health report shows arteries hardening. When a persons ANS is heavily stressed, cardio events are more likely to be fatal. So the Max Pulse also shows the state of the ANS. The two reports show you how likely a cardio event is and how serious it is likely to be.
Measuring blood at the fingertip, the device graphs the heart beat as it moves through systolic and diastolic pressures. The more flexible that the arteries are, the more deviations will show on the graph. If the graph is tight and more regular, it can be an indicator that the arteries are stiff. The analysis also separates results for large and small arteries, along with capillaries.
If indications are that the larger arteries are constricting and appear to be hardened, then this could be a red flag indicating that further testing needs to be completed. With younger people and/or those showing no symptoms, this information would be a valuable tool in identifying health risks that may have not been realized otherwise. Max Pulse is also a good monitoring tool to compare “before and after” results once modifications are implemented to reduce cardiovascular disease risk. Arterial stiffness is a precursor for atherosclerosis and early detection along with possible treatment are crucial to prevent major cardiovascular events.
The fluctuation of HRV (Heart Rate Variability) is controlled by the autonomic nervous system. Its two functions are split between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, or fight/flight process and relaxation response. Many things can affect this balance of stress and relaxation including illness, stress, excitement, exercise, poor diet, etc. However, when someone is exposed to chronic or severe stressors, the fight/flight response stays heightened and moves in to overdrive.
Testing HRV through the Max Pulse can help to identify imbalances. If someone has a healthier HRV (variation between heartbeats is faster), it shows more resilience and flexibility. If the variation between heartbeats is low, the fight/flight system is engaged higher than it should be. Research has shown that a low HRV is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, and even death.
Max Pulse also looks at circulation for large and small arteries and shows an index on the final report which indicates whether or not circulation is optimal. If blood flow is obstructed, this is another indicator of atherosclerosis.
The Max Pulse is shipped from a Texas supplier of medical equipment. A finger probe, full-sized laptop, and software are all included. When it ships to you, it will be ready for use and just requires you to power it ON. A one year warranty is included with your purchase, and a five year warranty is available for an extra cost.
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The Max Pulse provides a three-minute test to detect arterial hardening and stress levels. It’s non-invasive and uses a photoelectric clip on the fingertip.
It’s Easy To Purchase A Max Pulse
We’ve seen the incredible results from Max Pulse with so many doctors, so we wanted to make it as simple as possible to get it to everyone. That’s why we offer excellent financing options with low monthly payments, which make it easy to put the Max Pulse in your office or clinic right now.
- Max Pulse device with 5 year Warranty
- Laptop with software preloaded and tested
- 1 finger probe and all attendant power cords & connection cables
- Computer Software Program (Windows 7, 8 and 10 versions)
- Training Manual and manufacturer’s User Manual
- Research documents on Pulse Wave technology and Heart Rate Variability
- Patient education brochures that explain what the test is for Excellent customer support
We will ship your Max Pulse in the Continental US by 2-day FedEx, fully insured. We guarantee shipping within three days of your payment, but shipping is normally same day or
next day. Our Quality Control staff will test your device thoroughly before shipment to ensure that everything is in perfect working condition.
Your Max Pulse will arrive ready to use, with an easy-to-understand instructional booklet. There are no hidden costs or ongoing fees.
The Max Pulse is easy to use and we have excellent and concise training videos that show the steps of software, performing the test and interpreting the results. We also offer on-line personal training at no charge for any questions not covered in the videos.