What time does LET Health open?

LET Health opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does LET Health close?

LET Health closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.LET Health is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat-Sun Closed

Does LET Health take credit cards?

Yes, LET Health takes credit cards.

Does LET Health have bike parking?

No, LET Health does not have bike parking.

Does LET Health have parking?

Yes, LET Health has parking options.

Is LET Health wheelchair accessible?

No, LET Health is not wheelchair accessible.

Specialties

Pain... Friend or Foe? Judging by our efforts to eradicate it with painkillers, we treat it as an enemy... which keeps coming back. What if we start seeing it as a friend desperately trying to warn us about danger? What if instead of habitually muting the body with painkillers we start listening to it and pay attention to the real problem? What if we had an aid to help the body resolve that problem ending the pain once and for all? That's exactly what SCENAR, COSMODIC ®, and ENS ® do. These cutting-edge electronic energy healing technologies listen to the feedback from the body, adapt to the body, and dramatically enhance and accelerate natural healing returning the body to its original state like nothing ever happened.

History

Established in 1990.

Since 1990 LET Medical has developed and produced 7 series of SCENAR and COSMODIC devices, with 5-9 models in each series. Now people in more than 30 countries all over the world use these devices as their Personal Health Assistants. LET Medical SCENARs became an origin of other SCENAR-type devices (adaptive electrical stimulators) developed and manufactured worldwide. COSMODIC devices, however, remain the exclusive product of LET Medical. There are no other COSMODIC manufacturers anywhere, and there are no known COSMODIC copycats. The technology is too sophisticated to be reverse engineered without an original know-how. Currently, LET Medical is working on the next (the third) SCENAR generation - ENS. ENS devices have been already released to the world with very encouraging results, but the ENS technology still remains quite an enigma.

Meet the Business Owner: Denis Kossovski D.

Pain management with electrical current is well known in medicine. Non-invasive low-frequency electro-stimulators TENS (which stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) are routinely used in many medical practices and home care for temporary pain relief.