iCare PEMF Platform

No — you don’t need to be enrolled in functional medicine care to buy iCare. The onboarding session is structured specifically around iCare device use: Foundational program loading, app walkthrough, and day-to-day operation. If you later want goal-specific or condition-specific programming — or broader clinical work like labs, comprehensive intake, or treatment planning — that happens through a separate clinical consultation with Max, under the clinical supervision of DocereVita’s team. It’s a distinct pathway, not bundled into the device purchase.

We meet by video call once your device arrives. The session covers: installing and setting up the iCare app, pairing it with your pad, loading the complete Foundational Frequency library onto your device, walking through how the programs work and how to sequence them, how to wear the pad for best results, and Q&A on anything that’s come up from the manual. You leave the call with a working device, the full Foundational library loaded, and a clear starting routine. If you want programming beyond the Foundational set, that happens separately through a clinical consultation at DocereVita.

iCare ships directly to you from the manufacturer, typically within 5–10 business days of your order. I’ll confirm the exact timeline after your order clears and schedule your onboarding session for after the device arrives.

The order through me is a one-time purchase — it covers the iCare device and the 40-minute onboarding session, with nothing ongoing paid to Resonance Health Hub.

There is, however, a required app subscription paid directly to iCare (the device manufacturer) to use the platform. This is $15/month or a discounted annual rate, billed monthly or yearly at your choice, and is required for the device to function — it’s how you access the protocol library on your phone. This subscription is separate from your purchase through me, and you manage it directly with iCare after your device is activated. I’ll walk through the subscription setup during your onboarding call so you know exactly what you’re signing up for and how to manage it.

Any goal-specific or condition-specific programming beyond the Foundational library happens through a separate clinical consultation with Max — a distinct decision and a distinct cost, not a recurring fee on this purchase.

No — and this is important. iCare is a home support tool, not a replacement for in-person clinical FSM. Clinical FSM uses direct dual-channel microcurrent at higher intensities, placed precisely on the body with conductive contacts, under practitioner observation. iCare delivers the same frequency pairs via a lower-intensity PEMF field, without direct contact, for self-use. Both have a role. Think of iCare as extending your frequency support into the hours you’re not in the treatment room.

iCare works with any iPhone or Android phone that has a working audio output. Since most modern phones no longer have a built-in headphone jack, iCare connects to your phone through a small audio adapter (sometimes called a “dongle”).

The right audio adapter is included with your order at no extra cost. When you tell me your phone make and model, I’ll make sure the correct adapter ships with your device — so when your iCare arrives, you’ll have everything you need to use it.

For reference, here’s what each phone type uses:

• iPhone 7 through iPhone 14: Apple Lightning-to-3.5mm adapter
• iPhone 15 or newer: USB-C-to-3.5mm adapter
• Android with USB-C port (most phones from 2018 onward): USB-C-to-3.5mm adapter
• Older phone with a built-in headphone jack: No adapter needed

You don’t need to source one yourself — it ships with your iCare.

Both. Overnight use is the most common pattern because the device is passive and works while you rest, but many people also run shorter protocols during the day — during work, while reading, or while sitting still. The pad is designed to be worn under clothing, so daytime use is unobtrusive.

Device-level issues (hardware defects, cable problems, app malfunctions) are handled by iCare’s support team directly — they’re the manufacturer and have a standard warranty process. I can help point you to the right contact, but the warranty and repair work sits with them. For frequency programming questions or anything that’s shifted since onboarding, the appropriate next step is a clinical consultation with Max — that’s where additional programming and personalized protocol work happens, with medical records and DocereVita’s clinical supervision behind it.

Both are part of the broader Infopathy ecosystem, but they serve different roles. iCare is a single wearable pad designed for passive, overnight FSM frequency delivery. Infopathy is a multi-modal platform with three IC delivery types (Imprint, PEMF, Audible) and a much larger library covering herbals, nutraceuticals, and custom protocols. Many people use both — iCare for overnight support, Infopathy for daytime protocols and water imprinting. A full comparison is at iCare vs Infopathy.

A sound coming through the phone speaker during a running protocol usually indicates a poor connection at the audio jack or adapter. Stop the protocol, unplug and re-seat the cable, check the dongle connection, and restart. If the issue persists, contact me — it’s usually a simple cable or adapter fix.

The device portion follows iCare’s standard manufacturer return policy — typically a 14-day window for unopened devices. Once the device is opened and registered to your app, it is considered used and non-returnable per iCare’s policy. I’ll confirm the exact current terms before your order is finalized.