Modern neuromodulation in the therapy of Alzheimer’s Disease
and memory disorders
Vguard is a medical device intended for use in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive disorders. It uses non-invasive neuromodulation through stimulation of the auricular branch of the vagus nerve.
The therapy is administered during sleep, when physiological memory consolidation processes take place.
The decision on whether therapy can be initiated is made by a physician.
The entire system has been designed for regular, long-term use in accordance with the physician’s recommendations.
Non-invasive neuromodulation during sleep
Vguard is intended for use in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), in accordance with the device’s intended purpose. Treatment requires prior medical qualification.
Peace of mind and support: technology designed to reduce the time and financial burden of care, allowing families to focus on what matters most: maintaining a close relationship with their loved one.
Efficiency and cost savings: modern solutions can help reduce the burden on caregivers, limit costs, and address growing healthcare needs.
Independence and a sense of security: innovative therapy supports memory and cognitive functions, helping patients maintain independence and preserve what matters most to them.
See how to move step by step from learning about Vguard and making initial contact with our team to starting the therapy.
Learn about Vguard’s intended purpose, how it is used, what is included in the set, and the cost of one year of therapy.
Complete a short Cogniguard contact form. Our team will contact you and provide the necessary organizational inforation.
Once medically qualified, the patient receives the Vguard set and access to instructions on its proper use.
Therapy cost: The cost of one year of therapy is PLN 22,000. The price includes the VGuard device, disposable electrode sets designed for daily replacement for 12 months, and technical support.