Heal faster. Stay healed.
SoftWave sends acoustic waves deep into injured tissue to improve blood flow and switch on the body’s own repair. Ten to fifteen minutes, no needles, no downtime. It’s often the thing that finally works for pain that rest and stretching haven’t fixed.
Book a SoftWave discovery visit
What it helps.
SoftWave is an FDA-cleared device. We use it most for tendon and soft-tissue pain that has hung around for months.
- Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
- Achilles tendon pain
- Tennis and golfer’s elbow
- Shoulder and rotator cuff pain
- Knee pain, including arthritis
- Hip pain
- Low back and neck pain
- Old injuries that never fully healed
What a session is like.
Ten to fifteen minutes
Gel on the skin, then the handpiece moves over the area. You can drive yourself home and get on with your day.
A firm tapping
Most people describe a rubber band snapping lightly on the skin. We turn the intensity up or down to what you can tolerate.
Usually six to eight sessions
Many people notice a difference in the first one or two. Your doctor will tell you what to expect for your injury.
From CREW patients.
“I’ve been in chronic knee pain for two years now, and doing SoftWave therapy with Ben is the only thing that has consistently provided relief.”
“I was 4 weeks out from my marathon when I developed some pain in my calf’s and left hip flexor. Ben recommended a specialized treatment called shockwave. This helped greatly and allowed me to continue with my prep.”
“I began seeing improvement after only couple of SoftWave therapy sessions. I am now pain free and have resumed my normal active lifestyle.”
Before you book.
Does it hurt?
Some people feel a mild tapping, others some discomfort over the sore spot. We adjust the intensity to you, and it usually eases as the area heals.
Are there side effects?
Usually none. Some people have slight redness or soreness for a day or two. We suggest skipping high-impact exercise for 24 to 48 hours after a session.
Do I need to be a chiropractic patient?
No. SoftWave can be booked on its own. Start with a short discovery visit so we can check that it’s right for your injury.
Can I keep training?
In most cases, yes. We’ll tell you if anything should pause while the tissue heals.