It's an active number, but when I called back out of curiousity, from my prepaid phone (which has none of my personal info attached to it) I got a robovoice about no one available, that "someone would call back in a few days..." I'm betting it's one of those medical brace sales scams, the ones that have all those ads on TV. Listen folks, if you buy from them: it's mediocre equipment, and in order for insurance to cover it, you would have to see a doctor anyway, or he won't prescribe it. And if not covered with a scrip, you would end up paying yourself... In which case, you might as well get a better one from a local brick-and-mortar in your city. And return it, too, if you change your mind. Don't answer this call, and certainly don't buy from these guys! What if they sell you a brace, and it's the wrong type or size, or you have a reaction to neoprene, etc. or your pain is really symptomatic of another underlying entity? They would be delaying diagnosis and treatment, they just don't care as long as they sell-sell-sell. If you can see a doctor, do that, because his office will do the paperwork and get a brace or anything else covered... If that is what you need. And if not, he can also prescribe physical therapy or modalities even better suited for you. These scammers just don't care and have no medical background at all. Even if you can't afford a doc, you can still get a brace in town to try, without being scammed by phone.
Received call from "Med Clinic" 10:46AM 3/31/17. Didn't leave a message-probably a scammer trying to sell some unwanted medical device to seniors. Wish they would get lost :-(