A structured in-office plan for patients who are appropriate candidates after consultation.
Shockwave
Therapy
Targeted, non-invasive care for the way you want to move and feel.
Shockwave therapy is an in-office treatment option that may be considered for selected pain, mobility, recovery, and wellness concerns. Your plan begins with a provider consultation to determine whether it is appropriate for your goals.
When pain, stiffness, or recovery starts interfering with the way you live, the right next step is not always more of the same. Shockwave therapy uses focused acoustic energy as part of a provider-guided plan designed around your history, goals, and response to care.
Is it for you?
This may be a good fit if…
- You are looking for a non-invasive option.
- Discomfort or stiffness is affecting your activity, training, or everyday routine.
- You want to understand whether shockwave therapy may fit into a broader care plan.
- You prefer a structured, provider-led approach rather than an isolated treatment menu.
What to expect
Your first visit is a conversation.
Your first visit begins with a conversation and assessment. Dr. James will review your goals, relevant history, and the concern you want to address. If shockwave therapy is appropriate, he will explain the recommended treatment area, expected schedule, and next steps before treatment begins. Treatment sessions are performed in-office. The sensation can vary by treatment area and intensity, and your provider will explain what you may feel during the visit.
Process Your plan,
Your plan,
step by step.
Every plan is personal. This is what the path usually looks like — your provider will shape it around you.
Consultation A private conversation about what is limiting you and what you want to return to.
Suitability review Your provider determines whether shockwave therapy is appropriate for your situation or whether another approach would be more suitable.
Personalized plan You receive a clear treatment schedule and an explanation of what the plan is intended to address.
Progress review Your response is reviewed as care progresses, and the plan may be adjusted based on your goals and provider guidance.
Plans
Investment, after consultation.
Package selection follows consultation and suitability review. The provider will explain which option is appropriate for your individual situation.
An extended in-office plan for patients whose provider recommends additional sessions.
Find out whether shockwave therapy fits your goals.
You do not need to decide on a treatment plan before you arrive. Start with a consultation and receive a clear recommendation based on your situation.
What does shockwave therapy feel like?
The sensation can vary by treatment area and intensity. Many people describe a pulsing or tapping feeling. Your provider will explain what you may feel before treatment begins.
How long is a session?
Visit length depends on the area being treated. The expected time is confirmed during consultation, before any session is scheduled.
How many visits might I need?
That depends on the concern being addressed and how you respond. Structured six- and twelve-session plans are available when they are appropriate after consultation.
Is there downtime?
Shockwave therapy is non-invasive. Most people return to usual activity the same day. Your provider will advise you based on the treatment area.
Can I return to normal activity after treatment?
In most cases, yes. If a short modification is recommended, that will be explained before you leave.
Is shockwave therapy appropriate for everyone?
No. Suitability is determined in consultation. If another approach would be more appropriate, your provider will say so.
Is it covered by insurance?
Technology-assisted care is typically self-pay. Coverage, if any, and the full plan cost are confirmed in writing before treatment begins. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
What is the cost of a treatment plan?
After consultation, a six-session plan is $1,779 and a twelve-session plan is $2,670 when recommended. You will not be asked to choose a package before suitability is reviewed.
