If you are a healthcare provider, you likely prescribe a variety of treatments to help your patients manage pain, including medication, physical therapy, steroid injections, and surgery. Whether it comes from injury or chronic issues, every patient’s pain is different, and not all remedies will address their pain effectively. If you have patients that need...Read More
Most people are familiar with the central nervous system, i.e. the brain and spinal cord, but there are thousands of nerves in the body that are crucial to performing daily tasks. When these nerves are damaged, the disruption to nerve impulses can have severe consequences and impacts on an individual’s quality of life. Although we...Read More
Pain is a natural part of life and serves a purpose by signaling to us that something is wrong or amiss, like when pain warns us when we accidentally touch a hot stove. However, it can be incredibly draining when pain is constant or left untreated—this kind of lasting pain really just creates unnecessary suffering...Read More
If you work with patients who suffer from musculoskeletal issues, you may be familiar with pulse wave therapy. Pulse wave therapy is a type of non-invasive medical treatment that uses sound waves. The sound waves are delivered through an applicator which is placed directly onto the skin using ultrasound gel as an acoustic medium. This...Read More
By: Dr. Matt DiDuro How Sound Frequency Healing Works SoftWave’s sound frequency healing technology, known as the “Spark of Life,” offers a non-invasive treatment option that is helping thousands of people with various conditions. The technology works by harnessing the power of vibration therapy, producing vibrations at specific frequencies that can be applied to the...Read More
Rotator cuff injuries are all-too-frequent in the United States, affecting millions of people throughout the population. Research shows that rotator cuff injury is the most common form of tendon injury in older adults, with 30% of individuals over the age of 60 — and 62% of individuals over 80 — suffering from at least a...Read More
Chronic pain is a health issue in and of itself, one which affects around 50 million adults in the United States. Fortunately, there are many ways to treat chronic pain. Depending on your particular situation, however, some methods may be better than others. If you are looking for pain management alternatives to surgery or heavy...Read More
Many people with injuries or chronic pain may feel as though surgery is their only option. However, there are several alternatives to surgery that may be considered, depending on the condition being treated. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the best course of treatment for your individual needs. Shockwave therapy...Read More
