SoftWave Therapy Cost

Your first visit is $129 and includes the doctor consultation, a full diagnostic evaluation, and your first SoftWave treatment covering up to three areas of the body — a $495 retail value. Ongoing care is quoted after your evaluation, because the number of sessions depends on your condition and how long you've had it.

Most people have never felt a true electrohydraulic shockwave treatment. The $129 first visit lets you experience it, get a real evaluation, and see how your body responds before committing to a care plan.

Most musculoskeletal conditions respond in roughly 6 to 12 short sessions. Package pricing is quoted in writing at your first visit once we know how many areas need treatment and how many sessions your condition calls for. There are no surprise fees and no long-term contracts.

Usually not. Most insurers still classify shockwave therapy as elective, even though it is FDA-cleared. Because we are a cash-based practice, our pricing is transparent up front and you are never billed later for a surprise balance.

Many patients do use HSA or FSA dollars for SoftWave care. We provide an itemized receipt so you can submit it to your plan administrator.

Plantar fasciitis is one of the conditions covered by the $129 first visit. Heel cases typically resolve in fewer sessions than long-standing spinal or joint problems, so the total investment is often lower.

SoftWave treatment for erectile dysfunction is $250 per session — well below the $400 and up common at other clinics — and does not require expensive outside diagnostic testing.

REVIVE® pelvic floor therapy is $300 per 28-minute session, and new patients can start with a $69 first session.

A single cortisone injection series, an MRI, or an orthopedic surgical consult often costs more out of pocket than a full SoftWave care plan — and injections and surgery carry downtime and risk that SoftWave does not.