Their services vary in length depending on what you select. I did the full five day which consists of 3-one hour sessions with one or a two hour breaks. You will need those breaks so don’t feel it’s wasted time. I can only tell you what I paid in March. I do not know the current rates at all, so please ask them if you decide to check it out. I paid roughly $6,800+tax. They tax medical services in MN so it may be closer to $7,400 I think. If it helps here are some of my other costs: hotel for the week (Sunday-Friday) about $1,000; I drove my Tesla from the Atlanta area so it was about $100 total round trip. There office is across the highway from the Hampton Inn and Suites so if you wish, it is walkable. It snowed and was cold, so I drove. There is a grocery store across the street in a shopping area and an Olive Garden. I ate quite well for about $75 for the week and I was alone.

I know this is a heck of a lot of money, but having my life back was worth every penny! You can certainly say I referred you if it brings any value. My name is Keith Swiney and sharing that isn’t any news because as a national trainer and consultant, many know my story. I should mention just so are prepared in advance that 80% of their patients are under 18 including infants, so don’t be surprised you’re the only one with a drivers license. They server all pro sports and honestly know more about the brain than any neurologist I saw. Even Mayo couldn’t help me and politely told me I would be wasting my time coming. How sad is that to say on their site. Best wishes and if you can do it and it helps, you’ll look back and ask how can something so low tech solve such a problem you lived with so long and saw so many others seeking help. By low tech I mean no meds, no needles, nothing invasive at all. It’s so low tech I’m pissed at every doctor who stays in their box and doesn’t even consider new ideas. I now know they do it because it makes them rich. Why try something new, if the same old crap still makes you money. They truly don’t care if you get better! Stay positive and stay active!