Migraines are tough enough on their own, but hemiplegic migraine is a rare and more complex type that can feel especially alarming. For people living with this condition—and for their loved ones—understanding what’s happening and how to manage it can make a world of difference. The first step is breaking down what hemiplegic migraine is,…
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People who live with migraine know the routine all too well: the warning signs, the throbbing pain, the light sensitivity, and the desperate hope that the episode will end soon. But sometimes, a migraine attack doesn’t follow the usual timeline. Instead of lasting hours or even a day, it lingers far longer. This severe and…
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Managing life with migraine is challenging enough, but trying to keep up with deadlines, meetings, or exams during an attack can feel impossible. As many workplaces and schools have returned to in-person settings post-COVID-19, people living with migraine may face added stressors: bright office or classroom lights, long commutes, noisy workspaces, and less flexibility than…
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When a headache hits, it can feel like your whole day comes to a grinding halt. Whether it’s stress-related tension, a migraine, or just that dull, nagging ache that won’t quit, it’s tempting to reach for quick fixes. But one tool that many people overlook is something you can practice anytime, anywhere, and it’s completely…
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Cluster headache is often described as one of the most severe types of headaches—intense, sudden, and recurring in patterns or “clusters.” If you’re experiencing these attacks, you might feel anxious or frustrated about how to explain your pain to a doctor. The good news is that preparing for your appointment can make a big difference…
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Most people think of migraine as pounding headaches that force you into a dark room for hours. But did you know that some migraines come without any head pain at all? These are called silent migraines—or by their clinical name, acephalgic migraines—and while they may be “silent” in terms of pain, they can still be…
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If you’ve ever had a migraine, you know how intense and draining the experience can be. But what many people don’t realize is that the migraine doesn’t always stop when the pain ends. That lingering, foggy feeling afterward? That’s called a migraine hangover, and it’s a very real part of the migraine experience. Let’s break…
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To order gammaCore, an HCP must submit a consult to Prosthetics, and then Prosthetics must submit the completed PO to Lovell Government Services by phone at 850-684-1867, fax at 850-254-9853, or email at CustomerService@lovellgov.com.
electroCore will then ship the device directly to the Veteran’s home and can follow up with them to provide training.
| CAGE | 71G35 |
| EIN | 46 – 3795418 |
| UEI | MNH3STM1FTS6 |
| Category | SDVOSB |
| FSS Contract | V797D-50450 |
