A Game Changer for your Podiatry Practice
Are you tired of relying on opioids and cortisone shots, facing declining reimbursements, and dealing with the inconvenience of traditional pain and wound care methods?
A Non-Invasive Solution for Podiatrists
Use SoftWave and boost your practice and reduce reliance on opioids and corticosteroids with a single device that treats both pain and wounds effectively.
- Non-invasive electrohydraulic shockwave therapy that accelerates healing
- Versatile device for pain and wound treatment enhancing practice efficiency and patient outcomes
- Short, convenient sessions for patients, improving compliance and satisfaction while reducing treatment times.
- Offers a safer alternative to opioids and cortisone shots, minimizing patient risks and anxiety.
"SoftWave should be a part of your medicine and pain management.
It’s really effective for your patients. I use it as part of my post operative regime…From plantar fasciitis and tendinitis to stress fractures for bone healing, it works. And, it’s a more comfortable option that patients appreciate.”
— Dr. Martin O’Malley, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon and Team Physician for Brooklyn Nets, NY Giants & USA BB
Accelerate healing, reduce pain, and activate connective tissue
with the only electrohydraulic TRUE shockwave, offering a broad and deep therapeutic zone
A non-surgical, non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive, evidence-based option for podiatric care that provides superior outcomes that providers and patients are looking for.
- Fast healing
- Researched
- Non-invasive and safe
- Well tolerated
- Quick treatment times
- Easy to use
- FDA Clearances
- Health Canada Licensed
- Less costly than HBOT, NPWT & CPT
- Versatile
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Applications for SoftWave Therapy in Podiatry
SoftWave Therapy can be effective in reducing or managing the symptoms of various common foot and ankle issues. By decreasing pain, increasing blood supply, and activating connective tissue, it helps spark the body’s natural healing processes. Conditions where patients may experience symptom relief include:
Plantar Fasciitis:
SoftWave Therapy can help manage pain and discomfort by promoting increased blood flow and tissue activation.
Achilles Tendinopathy:
The therapy aids in reducing inflammation and supporting the repair of damaged tendons, helping alleviate symptoms.
Diabetic Foot Ulcers:
SoftWave’s ability to enhance circulation and stimulate tissue can be effective in managing symptoms associated with chronic wounds.
Heel Spur:
By addressing inflammation and improving blood supply, SoftWave Therapy can help reduce discomfort related to heel spurs.
Morton’s Neuroma:
Symptoms of pain and inflammation may be reduced through the benefits of SoftWave Therapy.
Peripheral Neuropathy:
SoftWave Therapy can enhance nerve function and help manage symptoms related to nerve damage, especially in diabetic patients.
Chronic Wounds:
The increased circulation from SoftWave Therapy can support the management of chronic wounds and aid in the healing process.
Bunion Pain:
While not a curative treatment for bunions, SoftWave Therapy may help manage pain and discomfort by reducing inflammation.
Use SoftWave and treat your patients with a superior shockwave that reaches an area wide and deep
Deep Tissue Propagation
SoftWave’s patented broad-focused applicator design makes it possible to spread energy to a large area of both superficial and deep tissue soliciting a biological response to the target area to initiate the body’s natural healing process.
FDA cleared for:
By addressing inflammation and improving blood supply, SoftWave Therapy can help reduce discomfort related to heel spurs.
- Activation of connective tissue
- Temporary Improved blood supply
- Pain reduction
- Treatment of chronic diabetic foot ulcers
- Treatment of acute second-degree burns
Health Canada Licensed for:
By addressing inflammation and improving blood supply, SoftWave Therapy can help reduce discomfort related to heel spurs.
- Plantar Faciitis
- Heel Spur
- Achillodynia
- Acute Wounds and Burns
- Chronic Wounds and Ulcers
