About ActiPatch®

Everyday pain relief, without the pills

ActiPatch® is a self-contained, FDA-cleared, over-the-counter wearable for adjunctive treatment of musculoskeletal pain. Electrome markets and sells it in the U.S. under an exclusive license from its manufacturer, BioElectronics Corporation.

What ActiPatch® is

A small wearable that delivers pulsed shortwave therapy (PSWT). It works on its own, alongside the care you already use.

  • FDA cleared

    Cleared for over-the-counter (OTC) use

  • Drug-free

    Noninvasive, nonsystemic therapy

  • Self-contained

    No app, pairing, or subscription

  • Wearable

    Used at home, day or night

The team

Physicians, scientists, and operators at Electrome, the company that brings ActiPatch® to U.S. customers.

  • Portrait of Erik A. Nilsen, PhD

    Erik A. Nilsen, PhD

    Co-Founder, CEO & CTO

    Erik A. Nilsen, PhD, is a physicist and electrical engineer with a PhD in applied physics and advanced degrees in electrical engineering and mathematics.

  • Portrait of Nev Zubcevik, D.O.

    Nev Zubcevik, D.O.

    Co-Founder & CMO

    Dr. Nev Zubcevik is a board-certified physician and former Harvard Medical School faculty member and Medical Director at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, with deep expertise in musculoskeletal medicine, traumatic brain injury, concussion, and non-pharmacologic pain management.

  • Portrait of Danny Rubenstein

    Danny Rubenstein

    Chief Commercialization Officer

    Danny Rubenstein is a commercial operator and strategic advisor with 40+ years of experience across consumer products, food, and emerging businesses.

  • Portrait of Joe Oliveri

    Joe Oliveri

    Director, Sports & Fitness Partnerships

    Joe Oliveri leads Electrome's sports and fitness channel end to end, with a primary focus on golf pro shops and golf retail, plus fitness centers, retail chains, distributors, agency partnerships, and military and public safety buyers.

  • Portrait of Samir S. Awad, MD

    Samir S. Awad, MD

    Medical Director

    Bioengineering graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with expertise in electrophysiology, then medicine and surgical critical care training (University of Michigan).

  • Portrait of Shari O'Connor, PharmD, MBA

    Shari O'Connor, PharmD, MBA

    Scientific Advisor, Clinical Marketing & Sales Development

    Shari O'Connor is a neuroimmunology expert with 30+ years advancing brain and immune-system therapies, with board-level credentials in Neurology, Immunology, Nutrition, and Pharmacogenomics.

  • Portrait of Wanni Davis, PhD, MBA

    Wanni Davis, PhD, MBA

    Licensing Advisor

    Wanni Davis is a biotech strategist with 15+ years spanning translational science, venture development, and commercialization.

  • Jennifer Libby, MSW, LCSW

    Advisor

Research at Electrome

Today, MATRIX Discovery, Electrome's operating internal AI-native R&D software, pairs evidence review, candidate ranking, and mathematical signal modeling with controlled laboratory validation under a human scientific release gate. It does not diagnose, monitor, or treat a person.

Long-term vision

The mat-based MATRIX System and its proposed Scan → Diagnose → Compute → Treat → Measure → Adapt → Treat again loop are future research, not capabilities available today. Diagnose is a future research goal, not an existing diagnostic capability. The System is not FDA cleared, not an approved therapy, and not available; it would advance only through validation, human review, and an appropriate regulatory pathway.

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