Patient Controller NR - US

Name: Patient Controller NR - US
Rating: 2.4 (767 reviews)
Author: St. Jude Medical, Inc.

By: St. Jude Medical, Inc. App

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Overview

Version:

3.11.4

Last updated: 2023-12-06

Ranking

#79,867 ▼ 71

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Patient Controller NR is Abbott's mobile app for users of non-rechargeable neuromodulation devices (Proclaim SCS, Proclaim DRG, Infinity DBS). It enables patients to turn stimulation on/off, select programs, adjust amplitude, check device battery, enable MRI mode for MR Conditional systems, and manage Surgery Mode. The app uses Bluetooth to communicate with the implanted stimulator and runs on compatible iOS devices for convenient therapy management.

With NeuroSphere Virtual Clinic, patients can connect with their clinicians for routine remote programming via secure in-app video chat, reducing in-person visits. The app supports iOS 12.5.5+ on eligible iPhones, with notes on device compatibility and associated privacy and terms policies.

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By:

St. Jude Medical, Inc.

Rating:

2.40

(767)

Version:

3.11.4 Last updated: 2023-12-06

Version code:

861544417

Creation date:

2015-12-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

124.42MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-04

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# 79,867 ▼ 71

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Developed by:

St. Jude Medical, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/patient-controller-nr-us/id1059237634

User Reviews

When I had the stimulator put in during 2019 I was sent home with an iPod touch to use as my controller and used it for a few years. Then one day I thought I’d try to controller app on my phone (iPhone 13 Pro) and that made it app even better… well, that iPhone had started showing it’s age so I upgraded to the iPhone 16 Pro Max and went to pair the phone to the stimulator and got the dreaded screen saying this device isn’t supported! The app still works on my old iPod but the iPod battery is not very good anymore and will drop 20% during one use at times! I still check every few months to see if there’s been any updates to provide coverage for this phone but I’m worried that once they do cover it, my phone will be needing replaced and to get the newest phone Apple has will cost me again with the controller app. Having one device (my iPhone) to carry with me on trips was great not to mention now my iPhone uses the USB-C charger but the iPod is a lightning type… I guess it’s hard for me to understand why some phone models are acceptable to use while others are not. Could better understand if it was different operating systems but both are Apple and that’s the confusing part.

by Th*****, 2026-08-11

The app itself is great . However there hasn’t been an update to this app in 2 years . It would be nice if they could update this to include current iPhone 16 or 17.