€2500 including the initial assessment visit. However if at the assessment appointment they say you're not eligible, then you will have to pay €250 for the visit. That's how I've understood it...
I pray the best for you! You state your cause of tinnitus is unknown, does that play into their decision?
The form you fill out should determine if you're eligible. There's no way they'll ring you up afterwards if you're not eligible.
I know, it shows some form of integrity. When you pay with credit card you can cancel the payment or be difficult if you don't get what you expected. This means they are going to be legit about it because they don't fear this happening.
Then ask pointed questions during the phone call. If they can't give assurances then don't fly out there and wait for it to arrive locally. My gut feeling is telling me this will filter out to most of Europe within the next 6-9 months and show up in the US no later than a year from now.
There is the initial questionnaire to assess your tinnitus anxiety / distress and the question on current medications. Maybe if you come across hyper-anxious or if you take many drugs they could exclude you? I don't really know.
There is an airport bus which goes directly from the airport to Lucan (where Neuromod is). It takes about 35 minutes. I don't know of any cheap hotels, but look at airbnb.com - there are some reasonable options around the Lucan area, much less than the hotels. (Around AU$60 a night... not sure what that is in EU, but the hotels were at least AU$160 a night!)Can anybody propose some hotels in Dublin which aren't that expensive?
I have checked the distance from Dublin Airport to Neuromod. It's 12 kilometers away (approx. 30 minutes).
It means I would have to rent a carWhich costs again some money.
Excluded is the wrong word. Think... Prioritized. There's no way their homebase will be able to service the sort of demand that is likely to emerge once word of mouth spreads on this. If they're going to distribute this around the globe then at some point they should admonish people to sit tight and wait. My main interest in speaking with them is just that... to ask them what their strategy is to get this in the US area. As I'm located in the Boston area in particular, which is where Mass Eye & Ear is, a hotbed of research and treatment, I might be able to get some hints as to when it might be in this area after FDA approval.
I emailed them not long ago. They just said they're working hard on it, it requires work from the two parties, is an independent evaluation form the FDA, can't give a timeline.
I was wondering the same. That's really my main interest in speaking with them as well. I was thinking NYC or Boston might be where they begin their US launch as well. I live in upstate NY so either location would work for me. If you happen to speak with them about it please keep us informed. I hope they're successful in getting it here sooner rather than later as 4 trips to Ireland would be a bit much.
You're reading WAY too much into that, it's just that the private clinic they rent doesn't accept cash.
I asked. They didn't really say except it was pretty much covered in the questionnaire.
Hi Allan
Thanks, was looking for this info. I've filled out the application and can feel I can afford to take the €2500 risk of a potential disappointment at this time, so I will go and get one as soon as (if) they let me. There's also a chance that my Swedish health insurance will pay the full treatment or parts of it, since it is a treatment that isn't available in Sweden. I tried the same for LLLT though and they wouldn't cover that because of the lack of scientific evidence for it... so I guess we'll see about Lenire!
For a variety of reasons I will not be part of this experiment.
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