What Can Shockwave Therapy help with?
Shockwave Therapy may be helpful for:
✔Back pain & Neck pain
✔Shoulder and rotator cuff pain
✔Hip and glute pain
✔Knee pain
✔Patellar tendon pain
✔Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
✔Achilles tendon pain
✔Tennis elbow & Golfer’s elbow
✔Other tendon injuries
✔Muscle and soft tissue pain
✔Surgical scars and scar tissue restrictions
✔Chronic or stubborn injuries that have not responded fully to other treatments
A New Option for Stubborn Pain & Injuries
If pain keeps coming back, an injury is taking longer than expected to heal, or traditional treatments have only helped temporarily, Regenerative Shockwave Therapy may be a good next step.
We use Shockwave Therapy to help stimulate the body's natural healing reseponse, improve circulation, reduce pain, and support recovery in muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues
What is looks like...
Many painful conditions are not simply caused by weakness or tightness. Sometimes the tissue itself needs additional stimulation to help move the healing process forward.
✔Reduce stubborn pain
✔Improve blood flow to the treated area
✔Support tendon and soft tissue healing
✔Improve mobility
✔Reduce sensitivity around painful tissue
✔Address scar tissue restrictions
✔Help you tolerate exercise and activity more comfortably
✔Support recovery without injections or surgery
Why Chose Regenerative Shockwave Therapy
Who is a Good Candidate?
Shockwave Therapy may be a good option if:
✔Your pain has lasted for several weeks or months
✔You have a recurring tendon or soft tissue problem
✔You have reached a plateau with other treatments
✔You want to avoid injections or surgery when appropriate
✔Pain is interfering with exercise, work, golf, running, hiking, or everyday activities
✔You want to stay active while addressing the underlying problem
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need a referral? No. New Hampshire allows Direct Access, so you can schedule without seeing your physician first. 2. Do I have to stop running? Usually not. Most runners can continue running with temporary modifications while we address the underlying problem. 3. Should I bring my running shoes? Yes! Please bring the shoes you run in most often. If you have multiple pairs, bring those too. 4. Is this covered by insurance? No. 603 PT & Wellness is an out-of-network specialty physical therapy practice. This allows us to provide one-on-one care without the restrictions often associated with insurance.