Are you struggling with foot pain?

Do you have Plantar Fasciitis?

How can you

get rid of foot pain?

Is pain limiting you from doing what you love?

Do you have pain with running or even walking?

Is your Plantar Fasciitis pain not getting better?

If you are dealing with a chronic injury, and you feel that your healing is slow or stalled, Tissue Regenerative Therapy is a medical approach that combines medical diagnostic testing, manual medical treatment and Radial Pressure Wave or Shockwave Therapy.

The Tissue Regenerative Therapy Approach

WE START WITH AN EVALUATION BY OUR TEAM OF DOCTORS.

NEXT, LOCATE THE SOURCE OF PAIN OR INJURED TISSUE.

DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF PAIN TO REDUCE RE-INJURY.

IDENTIFY MECHANICAL PROBLEMS OR ACTIVITIES.

STIMULATE THE HEALING PROCESS WITH RADIAL-PWT.

COACHING THROUGH A HOME PROGRAM.

What is Tissue Regenerative Therapy?

Are you tired of dealing with your pain?

Have you tried other treatments?

We start with a clinical evaluation by our team of Doctors at Cornerstone. Diagnostic Ultrasound is used to assess for tissue damage. Our first step is to locate the SOUR CE of your pain.

Next is to determine the CAUSE of your pain. Often the cause is different than where your pain is coming from.

We then IDENTIFY any body mechanic problems that are causing repeated tissue injury, and any behaviors or activities that will re-injure or affect your healing.

Using Radial Pressure Wave Therapy we STIMULATE the healing process while coaching you on a home program.

RADIAL PRESSURE WAVE THERAPY

The healing part of Tissue Regenerative Therapy

Radial Pressure Wave Therapy R-PWT or Radial Shockwave Therapy R-SWT is an FDA approved treatment for chronic injuries and inflammatory conditions.

R-PWT is a non-surgical radial shockwave treatment used to promote tissue regeneration and healing. R-PWT decreases inflammation, stimulates
re-vascularization or growth of new blood vessels, and causes cells to regenerate
and proliferate by releasing more growth factors in the treatment area.

R-PWT helps break up scar tissue from damaged and chronically inflamed tissues.

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What are common conditions treated by Radial Pressure Wave Therapy?

Indications for Radial Pressure Wave Therapy

Tennis Elbow or Lateral Epicondylitis

Golfer's Elbow or Medical Epicondylitis

Patellar Tendinopathy, Anterior Knee Pain

Plantar Fasciitis, Foot and Heel Pain

Achilles Tendonitis

Delayed Bone Healing, Stress Fractures

Rotator Cuff Tendonitis

Calcific Tendonitis of the Shoulder

Knee Osteoarthritis

Hamstrings Tendonitis, Pes-Anserinus Tendinopathy

Neurological Pathologies

Bone Pathologies

Muscle Pathologies

Osgood Schlatter Disease

Muscle Sprains and Trigger Points

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Chronic Pelvic Pain

Trigger Finger and Dupuytren Contrature

Myofascial Pain Syndrome and Chronic Pain

Chronic Tendinopathies

Common Questions

Questions about Radial Pressure Wave Therapy?

Is Radial Pressure Wave or Shockwave Therapy painful?

Radial Shockwave or Pressure Wave Therapy R-PWT is NOT painful. A mild discomfort can be felt during treatment and a reduction in pain is common immediately after the first treatment.

Do I need an evaluation by a doctor to do R-PWT?

An evaluation is necessary to determine the source of your pain as well as the cause of pain. The cause of pain is often different than the source or point of pain. Chronic problems tend to be more complex. Diagnostic Ultrasound is used to determine any tissue damage and inflammation as well as the depth of the area of treatment.

The Tissue Regenerative Therapy approach determines the cause of pain, as well as any behaviors or activities that are causing re-injury. This is important for success to get the most out of R-PWT.

Is R-PWT safe?

R-PWT is very safe when prescribed by an experienced practitioner. Treatments take about 10 to 15 minutes and treatment protocols are based on the condition and problem that is being treated and determined by your doctor. 5 treatments are typical for most conditions and improvements are seen weeks and sometimes months after the last treatment.