Why one CRNA walked away from the conventional pain playbook—and what happened next.

Jacob Miller, MSN, CRNA, ARNP spent years practicing interventional pain management—doing exactly what he was trained to do: steroid injections, medication regimens, and routine follow-ups every three months.

But something didn’t sit right. The injections weren’t solving the root problem. The medications made patients foggy, frustrated, and dependent. And too often, his patients were left with side effects instead of solutions.

So, he started asking questions.
What if there was a way to actually restore function—without causing more harm?
What if there was a therapy that supported the body, not just masked the pain?

That search led him to SoftWave. And it changed everything. Imagine what it could do for you!

Watch Now for a Grounded, Eye-Opening Session with Jacob Miller, MSN, CRNA, ARNP

Discover how you can move beyond traditional pain protocols—just like he did—by embracing a regenerative, drug-free approach. See why SoftWave is now at the heart of his care philosophy, and how it could transform your practice too.

What You’ll Take Away:

How to Break the Cycle of Temporary Fixes

• Learn why more providers are moving beyond injections and meds—and what’s working better.

What Patients Really Want (and Aren’t Getting)

• Get insight into real patient conversations that reveal the disconnect between what’s offered and what they’re desperately seeking.

A Regenerative Approach That Fits Your Workflow

• See how SoftWave integrates easily into existing protocols without adding complexity or staff burden.

Clinical Results That Build Your Reputation

• Explore how outcomes like restored mobility and reduced pain are helping providers stand out—and keep patients coming back.

How to Make the Shift—Without Risking Your Practice

• Hear the simple steps Jacob used to introduce SoftWave confidently, without disrupting care or credibility.

This isn’t a sales pitch. It’s a chance for you to hear from a clinician who felt the same frustration you might feel—and found a better way forward.