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SoftWave Therapy

Non-invasive regenerative technology used to support the body's natural healing response, reduce musculoskeletal pain, and improve function.

*Please wait 21 days before applying SoftWave to any area injected with cortizone.

Not sure whether SoftWave is appropriate for you? Autumn can help you determine whether it makes sense for what you're experiencing.

What is SoftWave Therapy?

SoftWave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers electrohydraulic acoustic waves into targeted tissue. These waves are intended to encourage biological responses associated with blood flow, inflammation modulation, tissue repair and pain reduction. The SoftWave OrthoGold TRT device produces an unfocused acoustic wave across a broader treatment areato trigger the body's natural cellular healing processes. 

How It Works…

  • Acoustic Wave Generation: The device produces high-energy electrical discharges in a water chamber, generating supersonic acoustic shockwaves.  

  • Broad-Focused Delivery: Using a patented parabolic reflector, the Orthogold spreads these high-energy waves wide and deep into damaged tissue (up to 10–12 cm depth) without concentrating heat at a single point, keeping the treatment comfortable.  

  • Cellular Response (Mechanotransduction): As the soundwaves pass through injured or inflamed soft tissue, the physical micro-stress tricks the body into believing an injury just occurred. This converts mechanical energy into biological signaling.  

  • Biological Repair: The treatment stimulates new blood vessel growth (angiogenesis), flushes out chronic inflammation, breaks down scar tissue, and recruits resident stem cells to accelerate long-term tissue repair. 

It is commonly used in sports medicine, orthopedics, and musculoskeletal care to treat chronic joint pain, tendinopathies, and soft-tissue injuries without surgery or injections. 

Why seek SoftWave?

Persistent muscle or joint pain

Limited mobility or stiffness

Tendon and soft-tissue irritation

Chronic conditions that have not responded adequately to conservative care

Recovery from repetitive physical work

Sports or overuse injuries

SoftWave is not appropriate for every person or condition. Health history, symptoms and goals will be reviewed before treatment is recommended.

What happens during a session?

Step 1: Brief check-in

You’ll discuss the treatment area, recent symptoms and anything that has changed since your last visit.

Step 2: Treatment mapping

Your essential feedback is used to identify the areas that appear most responsive and determine the appropriate treatment approach.

Step 3: SoftWave treatment

Gel is applied and the applicator is moved across the targeted area. You may feel tapping, pressure or brief areas of sensitivity. Treatment is approximately 15min and guided with your feedback.

Step 4: Education and next steps

You will be educated on what to expect afterward and guidance will be given related to movement, activity and your treatment plan.

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Pricing: SoftWave

Single Session

  • Simple/One Area:  $100

  • Complex/Multiple Areas:  $185

Packaged Care Plans

Maximize your results with discounted muti-session packages.

Simple /One Area

  • 4 Treatments: $360

  • 8 Treatments: $680

Complex / Multiple Areas

  • 4 Treatments: $665 

  • 8 Treatments: $1,255

The appropriate treatment level and number of pulses needed will be determined on the area(s) being addressed, your symptoms and your clinical goals.

Payment information

Payment

Accepted forms of payment:

Cash · Check · Credit card · HSA/FSA · Venmo · PayPal

*A 3.5% processing fee applies to credit-card payments.

After-hours appointments

Weekend sessions: add $40/session when available


Cancellation/Reschedule Policy:

*Please give 24 hours or more to cancel or reschedule 

Late Cancel Fee: 50% of appointment amount

No Call / No Show Fee: Full amount of appointment 


SoftWave FAQ

Common questions about treatment, recovery, and whether SoftWave may be right for you.

Still have questions?

If you're not sure whether SoftWave is appropriate for what you're experiencing, contact Autumn.

Interested in the research?

SoftWave Therapy is based on extracorporeal shock-wave technology, which has been studied for a range of musculoskeletal applications. Browse selected peer-reviewed research below.

Research findings vary by condition, device and treatment protocol. Published research does not guarantee an individual result.