Non-healing wounds are among the most resource-intensive challenges in clinical practice. They drive repeat visits, increase complication risk, and represent a significant cost burden across the healthcare system. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) has gained meaningful clinical traction as a non-invasive option that can accelerate wound closure across a wide range of wound types. The acute...Read More

Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are among the most demanding wound care challenges in clinical practice. Current evidence places the lifetime incidence at 19% to 34% among people with diabetes (Armstrong et al., 2017), with recurrence rates of 40% in the first year after healing and up to 65% within three years (Netten et al., 2024)....Read More

Non-surgical podiatry has moved well past orthotics, NSAIDs, and corticosteroid injections. Patients want care that addresses the underlying tissue problem without surgery, and payers are pushing clinics toward outcomes-based, lower-cost pathways. For podiatric practices, the result is a wider non-surgical toolkit covering musculoskeletal pain, tendinopathy, neuropathic symptoms, and chronic wound care. This shift is reshaping...Read More

Shockwave therapy has become an established modality in musculoskeletal care, regenerative medicine, and pain management. As providers evaluate which technology fits their clinical workflow, one of the most common comparison questions involves piezoelectric versus electrohydraulic shockwave systems. Both fall under extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) and deliver therapeutic acoustic energy designed to stimulate healing, reduce pain,...Read More