Shockwave Therapy Intake Form

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FAQs

What is Piezo shockwave therapy?

It is a medical treatment that uses high-energy acoustic waves to stimulate healing in tissues. These waves are generated by a device called a piezoelectric generator, which creates pulses that are directed at the area needing treatment.

The shockwaves help to improve blood circulation, promote tissue regeneration, and reduce pain and inflammation in conditions like tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and other musculoskeletal issues.

It's a non-invasive procedure often used in orthopedics and sports medicine to accelerate healing and relieve chronic pain.

How much do Shockwave therapy sessions cost?

Sessions are priced at $140 for the first treatment area and $30 for each additional treatment area.

How many sessions of Shockwave therapy are typically needed?

Generally, 3-5 sessions are recommended, varying based on the extent of the injury.

How is it determined if I am a good candidate for Shockwave therapy?

Your suitability for Shockwave therapy is assessed during your initial consultation with our physician, utilizing ultrasound diagnostics and other relevant factors to create your personalized treatment plan.

What is the cost of an initial consultation?

An initial consultation, which includes ultrasound diagnostics, is priced at $200. $100 of this fee can be applied toward your chosen procedure.

I am interested in Shockwave therapy; do I need to schedule an initial appointment for ultrasound diagnostics first?

While not mandatory, undergoing ultrasound diagnostics is highly recommended, especially if there hasn't been a previous diagnosis. This diagnostic procedure allows us to tailor your treatment plan for maximum benefit from Shockwave therapy.

Is there any downtime after a Shockwave therapy session?

Following a Shockwave therapy session, it's advisable to engage in light activity for 3 days. It's important to avoid icing the treated area and taking NSAIDs during this period.

How soon can I expect to feel the results of Shockwave therapy?

Results vary, but typically, recovery can take between one to three months depending on the nature of the injury.

Are there any contraindications to Piezo Shockwave therapy?

Piezo Shockwave therapy should be avoided under the following conditions:

  • Pregnancy

  • Near a pacemaker

  • Over areas where growth plates are active (in children and adolescents)

  • Near areas of cancerous tumors or metastases

  • Over areas of active infections or open wounds

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