PHSA - 19193 Chronic Pain Management Dorsal Root Ganglion

Providence Health Care
canadabuys RFP Posted: October 14, 2026

The Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) therapy is required to treat specific chronic conditions such as complex regional painsyndrome (CRPS) and other focal neuropathic pain syndromes that are not effectively managed with traditional spinal cordstimulation (SCS). DRG enables highly targeted stimulation at t...

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October 23, 2026
(9 days left)
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The Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) therapy is required to treat specific chronic conditions such as complex regional painsyndrome (CRPS) and other focal neuropathic pain syndromes that are not effectively managed with traditional spinal cordstimulation (SCS). DRG enables highly targeted stimulation at the dorsal root ganglion for precise pain coverage, reducedpositional variability, and improved outcomes in select patients.The DRG therapy provides clinicians with enhanced programming capabilities to tailor treatment to individual patient needs.

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canadabuys

Type

RFP

Status

open

Reference Number

bcphsa-19193

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Last Updated

October 14, 2026

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