Are you looking for relief from chronic pain? Focused shockwave therapy could be the answer. This precise treatment penetrates deeply to alleviate pain from sports injuries and conditions like tendinitis, sprain, strain, muscle tear, and osteoarthritis promoting your body’s natural healing. This article demystifies the therapy, explores its applications, and shares insights on patient experiences to help determine if it’s the right choice for you. Key Takeaways Focused shockwave therapy provides superior treatment for injured or unhealthy tissue due to its ability to penetrate deeper with pow ..read more

Wondering why it’s called shockwave and how it relieves pain? Learn how this innovative medical treatment is revolutionizing pain relief by accelerating the natural healing process. Introduction In medical science, shockwave therapy stands as a testament to the relentless pursuit of improved treatments for pain relief. In this blog, we’ll detail how it got its unique name and focus on why shockwave therapy is hailed as a powerful choice for many conditions involving acute and chronic pain. This exciting technology is changing the landscape of medical rehabilitation and pain relief in muscles ..read more

In the world of orthopedic and sports medicine, where injuries are all too common, finding effective treatments that don’t involve injections, steroids, or surgery can be a game-changer. Enter shockwave therapy, a groundbreaking solution harnessing the body’s natural healing properties to promote tissue repair. The goal of this article is to introduce shockwave therapy, exploring its benefits, applications, and why it has become a preferred choice for patients seeking optimal recovery. What is Shockwave Therapy? Shockwave therapy is a remarkable low-energy compression treatment that utilizes s ..read more

With beautiful scenery and an ideal climate for year round activity, Phoenix is one of the premier golfing destinations in America. Unfortunately, too much golf can result in Golfer’s elbow, a condition experienced by many Phoenix golfers. Medial epicondylitis, or golfer’s elbow, is a common orthopedic condition that affects athletes and individuals who frequently engage in strenuous or repetitive motions. If you experience stiffness in your elbow, tenderness, persistent elbow pain, and tingling or numbness in your fingers, you probably have a golfer’s elbow. The good news is that this painful ..read more

Phoenix, AZ, is a wonderful city with beautiful weather conducive to outdoor activities such as tennis. Unfortunately, Phoenix tennis can sometimes result in Phoenix tennis elbow. Tennis elbow is a painful condition that affects between one and three percent of the U.S. population. While it can happen to all ages, it is more common among people 30 to 50 years old. If you experience pain and tenderness in your elbow that often radiates to your upper or lower arm, chances are, you have tennis elbow. Luckily, tennis elbow (also known as pickleball elbow) is a highly treatable condition and typica ..read more

The human body is an amazing machine that’s capable of impressive self-repair feats. But sadly, surgical interventions are often pursued instead of allowing the body’s natural healing process to occur. In particular, with muscle injuries, chronic tendon injuries and injured tissue in general, many physicians and patients default to surgery. In many situations, conditions such as knee meniscus or ligament issues, tennis elbow, rotator cuff, arthritis and other sports injuries, etc. healing the body via treatment methods such as platelet-rich plasma injections is something one should certainly c ..read more

Through the years of treating thousands of patients, I have discovered there are definite fears and many “what ifs” wrapped around knee pain. One of the major fears is, “What if I need surgery?” Knee surgeries range from minimally invasive to more serious such as when a whole joint is replaced. Understandably, it’s a big decision to decide which treatment direction. Some reasons for this fear include: Invasive nature Cost Length and inconvenience of recovery Permanence Lack of guaranteed results Thankfully for most people, knee pain can be effectively fixed or managed with a non-surgical con ..read more

Have you noticed a shift in the medical field? Many doctors are drifting away from their “mom and pop” style practices and are getting snatched up as employees of large corporate conglomerates. As a result, it seems we’re jumping through more hoops to make an appointment or talk to the doctor to ask a question or share a concern. Many people also feel they are being treated more as a number or a “protocol” than an individual. So, what has happened and how do think this shift is going to effect your health long term? Medicine has turned into a business and has become very profit based. After ob ..read more

Shoulder pain can be complicated, and shoulder problems causing limited use of your shoulder can really interrupt your life. I often find people who could see dramatic results from both a pain relief and range of motion standpoint don’t pursue treatment because they are unaware of the advances in non-surgical treatments available. The fact is that if you are suffering from conditions like frozen shoulder, shoulder blade, or shoulder joint issues, rotator cuff tears, there’s an excellent chance non-surgical orthopedics can help you. Just think how nice it would be to be able to easily and freel ..read more