Non-Invasive
A Non-Invasive Treatment Option for Persistent Musculoskeletal Pain
Explore focused shockwave therapy for selected tendon and soft-tissue conditions, guided by fellowship-trained sports medicine expertise and an individualized treatment plan.
ExerciseNow Health • Columbus, Ohio
Persistent Pain Can Make Everyday Movement
More Difficult
Persistent tendon or soft-tissue pain can interfere with movement,
exercise, work, and everyday activities. Shockwave therapy may be
considered for selected conditions after a clinical evaluation.
Plantar Fasciopathy
Persistent pain affecting the plantar fascia, often experienced around the bottom of the foot or heel.
Achilles Tendinopathy
Persistent tendon pain involving the Achilles tendon that may affect walking, exercise, or activity.
Patellar Tendinopathy
Tendon pain around the knee that may interfere with jumping, running, or other activities.
Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy
Persistent outer-elbow tendon pain that can affect gripping, lifting, and everyday movement.
Selected Shoulder Conditions
Certain shoulder or calcific tendon conditions may be considered for shockwave therapy after evaluation.
Other Appropriate Indications
Your clinician can determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate based on your symptoms and evaluation.
How Shockwave Therapy Works
Shockwave therapy uses focused acoustic energy as part of an
individualized treatment plan for selected musculoskeletal conditions.
Focused Acoustic Energy
Focused acoustic waves are delivered to the targeted area using a specialized device as part of an individualized treatment protocol.
Performed In-Office
Shockwave therapy can be performed in an office-based clinical setting.
Non Invasive Approach
The treatment does not require an incision or surgical procedure.
Can Complement Rehabilitation
Shockwave therapy may be incorporated alongside rehabilitation and exercise recommendations when clinically appropriate.
Meet Your Sports Medicine Physician
Expert Evaluation With a Personalized Approach
ExerciseNow Health provides sports medicine and
musculoskeletal care designed around each patient's
symptoms, goals, and clinical needs.
Wisler Saint-Vil, MD, MBA
Fellowship-Trained Sports Medicine Physician
Sports Medicine Expertise
Focused on musculoskeletal and sports-related conditions.
Individualized Evaluation
Treatment recommendations are based on your symptoms, clinical evaluation, and goals.
Comprehensive Care
Shockwave therapy can be considered as part of an individualized treatment and rehabilitation plan when clinically appropriate.
Why Consider Shockwave Therapy?
For appropriate conditions, shockwave therapy may offer a non-invasive
treatment option that can fit within an individualized care plan.
Non Invasive
No incision or surgical procedure is required.
Office-Based Treatment
Treatment can be performed in an office-based clinical setting.
Minimal Disruption
Treatment generally allows continuation of many normal daily activities, based on individual clinical guidance.
Part of a Broader Care Plan
Shockwave therapy can complement rehabilitation and exercise recommendations when appropriate.
Your Shockwave Therapy Journey
Your treatment plan begins with an evaluation to determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate for your condition.
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1
Clinical Evaluation
Discuss your symptoms, history, activity, and treatment goals.
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2
Determine Candidacy
Your clinician determines whether shockwave therapy is appropriate for your condition.
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3
Treatment Sessions
Receive shockwave therapy using an appropriate clinical protocol.
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4
Rehabilitation & Exercise
Follow individualized rehabilitation or exercise recommendations when appropriate.
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5
Reassessment
Your progress and treatment plan are reviewed based on your clinical needs.
Schedule Your Shockwave Evaluation
See Whether Shockwave Therapy Is Right for Your Condition
Request an evaluation and tell us a little about what you're experiencing. A clinician can help determine whether shockwave therapy may be appropriate for your condition.
Phone
(614) 612-0230
Location
4830 Knightsbridge Blvd, Suite K
Columbus, Ohio 43214
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about shockwave therapy.
Does shockwave therapy hurt?
Discomfort varies by treatment area and sensitivity.
How many sessions are typically needed?
Depends on condition, protocol and response.
Is there downtime?
Many can continue routine activity; temporary soreness and activity restrictions may apply.
Is everyone a candidate?
No; medical history, contraindications and precautions must be reviewed.
Is it covered by insurance
Often not covered for musculoskeletal indications; may be self-pay. Verify before treatment.
What conditions can shockwave therapy be used for?
Selected plantar fasciopathy, Achilles/patellar/lateral elbow tendinopathy and certain shoulder/calcific tendon conditions after evaluation.
How long does each shockwave therapy session take?
Approximately 15–20 minutes was proposed; confirm actual clinic/device protocol BEFORE publishing this figure.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required to schedule an evaluation. However, certain insurance plans may have referral or authorization requirements for coverage.
See Whether Shockwave Therapy Is Right for Your Condition
Schedule an evaluation with ExerciseNow Health and take the next step toward a
personalized musculoskeletal care plan.
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