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MyoVision, Marcarian Bring Insurers, Chiropractors Together Through Major Superior Court Win

Now that the dust has settled, Chiropractors around the country can celebrate another major win by David Marcarian, MA, president of MyoVision and expert witness credited with winning one of the largest PI jury awards in U.S. history. The case, Richard W. Merritt, DC vs. State of Florida, Department of Health (DOH) won by Marcarian in 2005 was appealed and made it to the Superior Court of Florida.

Again, the State was joined by a majority of the major insurance companies in a second round of "David vs. Goliath" court battles, and again Marcarian was victorious in the trial earlier this year. "I consider it a win for both insurers and health care providers, as this case proves that the device I invented can be used to show whether someone is injured as well as whether they are a symptom magnifier. By making patient management decisions based upon objective data, both insurers and chiropractors win" said Marcarian.

What makes this even a bigger victory for doctors is that MyoVision, proven for over 17 years was the only multifunction system (combines sEMG, Thermoglide and Range of Motion) with research of high enough caliber to be admissible in court. "MyoVision owners need not worry about sharp attorneys attacking the validity of the device, as MyoVision research was performed by unbiased researchers with no financial ties to the company. We are so pleased that research conducted with MyoVision Technology is largely responsible for this recent legal triumph, and will lead to better patient care through the use of objective data." For more information, contact David Marcarian at 800-969-6961, via email at info@myovision.com, or go to www.myovision.com to review court documents.

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