Who Can Benefit from ESWT?

Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy isn’t just for athletes—it can help anyone dealing with stubborn pain or injuries. 

We recommend ESWT for:

• Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
• Tendon injuries like rotator cuff issues or Achilles tendinitis
• Overuse injuries such as tennis or golfer’s elbow
• Chronic pain that hasn’t responded to rest, stretching, or medication

Because ESWT stimulates your body’s natural repair process, it’s a safe way to improve healing without surgery.

Learn more in our latest article.

Get ESWT in Ann Arbor!

If you’re tired of living with pain or limited movement, we’d be happy to talk with you about whether ESWT in Ann Arbor could be part of your path forward. Contact us for a consultation—no pressure, just a chance to explore what might help you feel better, move easier, and regain more of what you love doing.

What is Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)?

Have you heard of Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) but aren’t sure what it means?

“Extracorporeal” simply means “outside the body,” while “shockwave” refers to the gentle sound waves used during treatment. These sound waves are applied directly to the problem area to stimulate healing, improve circulation, and reduce pain.

Because it’s non-invasive, ESWT often provides faster recovery and fewer risks than surgery or long-term medication. Many patients find relief after just a few sessions.

Learn more in our latest article.

Get ESWT in Ann Arbor!

If you’re tired of living with pain or limited movement, we’d be happy to talk with you about whether ESWT in Ann Arbor could be part of your path forward. Contact us for a consultation—no pressure, just a chance to explore what might help you feel better, move easier, and regain more of what you love doing.