Shockwave Therapy in Brighton MA

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Is Shockwave Right for You?

Shockwave therapy is often recommended when pain has not fully resolved with rest, exercise, or manual care alone. It is commonly used alongside chiropractic adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, and rehab exercises for optimal results.

Contraindications include pregnancy, active infection or open wounds at the treatment site, known malignancy in the treatment area, bleeding disorders or current use of anticoagulant medication that cannot be safely managed, and the presence of electronic implants such as pacemakers near the treatment region. Shockwave therapy is also avoided over areas of impaired sensation, recent fractures, or growth plates in children.

A consultation and evaluation will determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate for your condition.

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Shockwave Therapy Pricing

Shockwave therapy is not typically covered by insurance and is offered as a self-pay service.

Introductory Shockwave Session: $68
Includes:

• Brief, focused evaluation of the problem area
• One radial shockwave treatment
• A recommended plan for follow-up care

Individual Shockwave Session: $125

Package Options

• CORE Package: 3 treatments for $330
• ADVANCED Package: 6 treatments for $600

Package recommendations are based on your condition, response to care, and clinical findings. Packages are available for purchase in office only. There is no obligation to purchase a package and unused visits are refundable.

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Radial Shockwave Therapy FAQs

Does shockwave therapy hurt?
Most patients describe it as uncomfortable but tolerable. Treatment intensity can be adjusted, and discomfort often decreases as the tissue responds.

How many sessions will I need?
Most conditions respond within 3-6 sessions, depending on the condition and symptom duration.

Is there downtime after treatment?
No. Most patients resume normal daily activities the same day. Temporary activity modification may be recommended based on the condition being treated.

Is shockwave therapy covered by insurance?
No. Shockwave therapy is considered a self-pay service.

When will I notice results?
Some patients notice improvement early, while others experience gradual improvement over several weeks as healing progresses.