A Pelvic Floor Therapy Device That Works for Your Space and Your Budget

Minimal preparation is needed, but the following recommendations help improve comfort and effectiveness for patients:

• Wear loose, comfortable clothing without any metal near the pelvic area, such as zippers or buttons
• Remove any electronic devices like phones or smartwatches before treatment
• Hydrate beforehand to support muscle responsiveness
• If possible, suggest scheduling sessions outside of menstruation for comfort

With no need for anesthesia or recovery time, these pelvic floor therapy sessions are comfortable, quick, and easy to fit into a regular day.

Trinity Medical Solutions offers a 30-day return option so providers can evaluate the ReStora EMS Chair in their own practice. After installation and on-site training, you may begin treating patients and assess the results. If you decide the device is not the right fit, you may return the chair within 30 days after the in-service and receive a full refund of the $5,000 training and installation fees. The $995 freight fee is non-refundable, but this program allows providers to test the technology with minimal financial risk.

The ReStora EMS Chair uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic stimulation to induce thousands of supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single session. This level of stimulation goes beyond voluntary exercises, helping practices deliver measurable improvements in muscle strength and pelvic support.

Yes. The ReStora EMS Chair is FDA-cleared to strengthen pelvic floor muscles and support improved bladder control, making it a non-invasive treatment option that can be incorporated into urinary incontinence care protocols.

Through electromagnetic stimulation, the device enhances muscle tone, strength, and neuromuscular control of the pelvic floor. In clinical practice, this translates to improved functional support rather than subjective ‘tightness’.

Yes. The ReStora EMS Chair is cleared for use in both men and women and may be integrated into treatment plans for male patients experiencing pelvic floor weakness or post-prostate procedure urinary concerns.

By improving pelvic floor strength and neuromuscular function, practices may observe secondary benefits related to sexual function, making it a valuable adjunct offering within comprehensive pelvic health programs.

Patients typically experience rhythmic, strong but tolerable muscle contractions during a 30-minute session. Treatments are delivered fully clothed and require no preparation, making integration into a busy practice workflow simple.

Many practices begin with a series of approximately six sessions over several weeks. Clinical experience shows some patients report noticeable improvements early in the treatment series, with continued gains throughout the protocol.

No. ReStora EMS is non-invasive, requires no anesthesia, and allows patients to resume normal activities immediately following treatment, supporting high patient convenience and scheduling flexibility.

Trinity Medical Solutions offers the ReStora EMS Chair through a rent-to-own program designed for healthcare practices. The start-up total includes a $2,500 training fee, $2,500 installation fee, and $2,500 paid social marketing fee. The $995 freight fee is charged separately. After installation and staff training, practices can continue with a $1,000 month-to-month rental, which can be cancelled at any time.

Providers typically determine their own patient pricing, with many clinics charging around $250 per session. Within the first 12 months, practices may purchase the ReStora EMS Chair and accessories for $45,000 plus freight fee, with 100% of payments—including rental, training, and installation—credited toward the purchase price. If the device is rented for 60 consecutive months, ownership transfers for $1.00.

ReStora EMS was originally introduced under the name ReGenesis and was later rebranded as ReStora EMS. FDA 510(k) K251026 therefore appears under the original device name, “ReGenesis EMS Chair.” ReStora EMS is the current brand name for that device; the product itself did not change as part of the rebranding. View FDA 510(k) K251026

You don’t have to make a large equipment purchase and simply hope the patient demand follows. ReStora is offered through a flexible rent to own model that allows you to introduce the service, build awareness, and evaluate how it performs within your own practice before making a long-term purchase decision. After the initial startup, the rental is $1,000 per month. Because each practice determines its own patient pricing, it does not necessarily take a high treatment volume for the service to begin contributing positively to the practice. Usually one or two patients a month will more than cover your rental payment. The goal is to give you an opportunity to build the service gradually rather than requiring a large patient base from day one.

ReStora is generally offered as a cash-pay service, and our business model does not depend on insurance reimbursement or a particular CPT code. This gives practices more control over pricing and avoids building the financial viability of the service around whether an insurer approves or reimburses a particular treatment. Because coding and coverage can vary by payer, provider, and clinical circumstance, any practice considering insurance billing should independently verify the appropriate coding and reimbursement requirements.

ReStora has a relatively compact footprint. The chair itself is approximately 26 inches high by 25 inches wide, so it doesn't require a large dedicated treatment room. In most cases, a space of approximately 4 × 4 feet provides plenty of room for the chair and comfortable patient access. This makes it practical for many offices that don't have a large amount of unused treatment space.

ReStora EMS is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device for strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. Pelvic floor weakness can contribute to urinary leakage in both men and women and may also play a role in sexual wellness in both men and women. By stimulating deep pelvic floor muscle contractions, ReStora is designed to help strengthen this important muscle group. It uses electromagnetic stimulation to create deep pelvic floor muscle contractions while the patient remains comfortably seated and fully clothed. We also believe providers should have the opportunity to evaluate more than a sales presentation. That's one reason ReStora includes an initial evaluation period, allowing practices to experience the technology and assess how it fits their own patient population and practice.

A lower price doesn't mean ReStora is cutting corners on regulatory status or the fundamental technology. ReStora is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device. A significant part of the difference comes from how our business is structured. Trinity operates a smaller, efficient organization with relatively low operational overhead. We also avoid many of the expensive financing structures and layers of cost that can ultimately get built into the price of medical equipment. ReStora itself is also designed as a more compact system. Our approach is straightforward: keep our operations efficient, keep the acquisition model simple, and make pelvic floor technology financially accessible to more practices rather than adding unnecessary costs that ultimately have to be passed on to the customer.