A 30-minute first visit. A transparent flat price. No referral, no pre-authorization, no switching providers.
Shockwave (ESWT/EPAT) is a non-invasive treatment for stubborn tendon, fascia, and soft-tissue problems — the kind that linger and interrupt the activities you love.
Chronic plantar fasciitis — first steps in the morning are the worst, and rest hasn't fixed it.
Achilles tendinopathy that flares every time you build your miles back up.
Elbow tendon pain that lingers through gripping, lifting, and racquet or club time.
Rotator-cuff pain, including calcific deposits confirmed on imaging — one of the best-studied uses.
Persistent shoulder pain and weakness that hasn't resolved with rehab alone.
Top-of-shoulder pain from an AC joint injury that's stalled in recovery.
Outer-hip pain often called "hip bursitis" — frequently gluteal tendinopathy.
Deep buttock or upper-hamstring pain that flares with sitting, sprinting, or stretching.
Patellar tendon and other overuse injuries that stall your training.
Hand and wrist numbness/tingling that hasn't settled with bracing or activity changes.
Post-surgical or post-C-section scar tissue that feels tight, restricted, or sensitive.
Fractures, stress fractures, and stress reactions where healing support is appropriate.
History, hands-on exam, and screening. We confirm the diagnosis, discuss the best options for treatment, if Shockwave is a fit, we treat the same day.
Expect about 4 brief follow-up visits. Treatment frequency and duration are dependant on the severity of the injury.
And back to your own PT, podiatrist, chiropractor, or coach if you have one. With your permission we'll send them a brief progress note. We're happy to be your shockwave stop.
Most plans do not routinely cover musculoskeletal shockwave, and coverage varies by diagnosis and plan — a process that can take weeks and still end in a denial.
We provide transparent cash pricing so you can start without waiting on pre-authorization.
Shockwave therapy (extracorporeal shockwave therapy, or ESWT) delivers short pulses through the skin into a painful tendon or fascia. It is not an electric shock. The pulses are believed to change local pain signaling and stimulate the body's tissue-repair response. It may reduce pain and support function in selected tendon and fascia conditions — results vary by diagnosis, chronicity, and the rehab you pair with it.
Our device: the CuraMedix OrthoPulse Ultra — an EPAT (Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Therapy) device using radial pressure-wave technology. Energy is strongest at the surface and spreads outward, which suits the superficial tendon and fascia problems we focus on. Plenty of clinics blur the terms; we'd rather tell you exactly what we use and why it fits the conditions we treat.