To sustain the growth of your practice and provide the best treatment possible to your patients in the healthcare sector, staying ahead with novel and progressive therapies is essential. Focused wave therapy with StemWave is an advanced technology that can significantly enhance your treatment offerings.This guide provides comprehensive information on seamlessly and effectively integrating StemWave into a practice, maximizing the potential of offering focused wave therapy to patients.
What is StemWave?
StemWave utilizes cellular response technology with extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) , the gold standard in musculoskeletal treatment. This non-invasive therapy is designed to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and improve range of motion, making it ideal for a variety of conditions.
THE MISSING PIECE
StemWave is particularly effective for treating:
- Arthritic conditions
- Regenerative disorders
- Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow)
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Osteoarthritic knee
Primary Outcomes
The primary goals when offering focused wave therapy using StemWave might include:
- Significant reduction in pain levels
- Effective targeting and reduction of acute and chronic inflammation
- Improved range of motion for conditions like frozen shoulder
How to get started when a Patient Arrives for treatment with StemWave?
Treatment Process
When a patient arrives for treatment, the StemWave applicator head is used to scan the affected area. For example, if a patient has a frozen shoulder, the applicator is placed over the shoulder. The focused shock waves, traveling at over 3,000 miles per hour, penetrate up to ten centimeters deep into the tissue. Patient-driven biofeedback is a vital part of developing the treatment plan.
Biological Reactions
The treatment initiates three key biological reactions:
- Angiogenesis phase: the formation of new blood vessels, enhancing blood flow both short-term and long-term.
- Cell Proliferation phase: the generation phase of new cells and recruitment of cytokines to release growth factors for healing.
- Inflammatory phase: helps jump-start the healing process, while chronic inflammation is reduced for long-term recovery.
Immediate Benefits
Patients often experience a reduction in pain immediately after their first visit. This feedback is a strong indicator that they are a good candidate for focused wave with StemWave therapy. Typically, treatments last between three to eight minutes, depending on the severity and type of the condition.
This was the answer to my healing process that I've been searching for. I have no pain when I walk. Finally, I've got some resolution to this situation here.”
Benefits of Integrating focused wave with StemWave into Your Practice
- StemWave boasts an impressive success rate, with 85-95% improvement observed across entire care plans. This high efficacy not only benefits patients but also makes it easier for clinics to integrate the technology into their services.
- Sign up rates as clinics can charge between $120 to $200 per session, making StemWave a highly profitable addition. Given that treatments are quick, clinics can see significant revenue gains, often ranging from $600 to $1,000 per hour.
Risk-Free Trial
StemWave offers a no-cost, no-risk trial for 60 days. The Done-With-You Team at StemWave provides the following:
- The equipment is delivered to the office at no upfront cost.
- Comprehensive training for you and your staff, both in-person and online
- Assistance with pricing, patient communication, and care processing
- Marketing System with tools and strategies to attract new patients and maximize clinic efficiency
Providers of StemWave typically replicate similar offerings within their practice, offering risk-free trial sessions or low cost starter packages.
Since StemWave is so effective within the first few treatments, a StemWave provider can rest assured that care plans that include StemWave treatments will foster a patient’s commitment to success.
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Disclosure Statement
The content provided in this blog post is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. The opinions expressed are those of medical professionals and are based on a collective analysis of publicly available studies and data.
Our company’s product is a Class I medical device, and while it may be related to the topics discussed in this post, it is important to note that our product may not cause similar effects as stated in the post. Additionally, this post should not be interpreted as a guarantee of any specific outcome or result.
It’s important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional for personalized medical advice and treatment. We encourage readers to consult the FDA’s website for information on our product’s clearance and any relevant labeling information.
Reference Index
- A Deeper Look into StemWave by Dr. Allen Manison, DC, DACBSP, CSCS, CCEP. (n.d.). StemWave. https://stemwave.com/a-deeper-look-into-stemwave/
- Overcoming Chronic Pain with StemWave. (n.d.). MVMT Health. https://www.mvmt.health/overcoming-chronic-pain-with-stemwave/
- StemWave Therapy for Knee Osteoarthritis. (n.d.). MVMT Health. https://www.mvmt.health/stemwave-therapy-for-knee-osteoarthritis/
