NEUBIEVoltex Physical Therapy · North Austin
Muscles that won’t fire after an injury or surgery, or a plateau in strength and power? A Doctor of Physical Therapy at our North Austin clinic uses NEUBIE training as part of one-on-one care.
Most clients feel a difference within the first few visits.
The short answer
NEUBIE is a neuromuscular re-education device that uses direct current (DC) electrical stimulation while you move. It helps your nervous system switch muscles back on after pain, injury or surgery.
At our North Austin clinic, NEUBIE is never a stand-alone machine. A Doctor of Physical Therapy pairs it with manual therapy, dry needling and strength training so the gains carry over to real movement.
Who it helps
The 6 most common reasons clients use NEUBIE training at our North Austin clinic.
Common signs: a thigh that stays weak or won’t fully tighten, even when you work hard.
How it helps: stimulation helps the quadriceps fire while you rebuild strength.
Common signs: slow strength gains and stiffness after a knee or hip replacement.
How it helps: adds a stronger muscle signal to your rehab exercises.
Common signs: a glute, shoulder or core muscle that won’t engage, so other muscles overwork.
How it helps: retrains the brain-to-muscle connection so the right muscles do the job.
Common signs: pain that keeps you from training as hard as you want.
How it helps: lets you work muscles with less load while pain settles.
Common signs: progress has stalled in the gym or in your sport.
How it helps: adds a neuromuscular challenge to your strength and power work.
Common signs: you’re cleared, but don’t feel fast, strong or confident yet.
How it helps: sharpens muscle activation as you build back to full speed.
Is it right for you?
NEUBIE pairs well with blood flow restriction training and performance physical therapy in Austin.
What the research says
After knee injuries, the thigh muscle often can’t fully activate, even with maximum effort, and it often affects both legs.
After ACL surgery, adding electrical stimulation to standard rehab improved thigh strength and function more than rehab alone in the first 4 to 12 weeks.
Electrical stimulation started 48 hours after knee replacement improved thigh strength and function, and the gains were still there at one year.
Your plan at Voltex
Every visit is one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy for the full session at our North Austin clinic.
A 75-minute evaluation of your movement, strength and muscle activation, plus a screen to make sure stimulation is safe for you.
NEUBIE stimulation while you move, targeting the muscles that aren’t firing well.
Strength and movement training to turn better activation into real-world strength.
A home and gym plan so your progress lasts after NEUBIE sessions end.
