SoftWave Providers in Massachusetts
SoftWave Therapy in Massachusetts
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Are you in search of a non-invasive treatment for muscle and joint pain in Massachusetts? SoftWave is patented non-invasive shockwave therapy that promotes natural healing, reduces pain, and improves muscle function. Backed by hundreds of studies and trusted by organizations like the NFL, Stanford Medicine, and UC San Diego, SoftWave is quickly emerging as a revolutionary treatment across the US.
Find a SoftWave Provider in Massachusetts You Can Trust
SoftWave is a safe and effective treatment when given by a trained healthcare professional. Find a doctor you can trust and choose from only the best chiropractors, physical therapists, podiatrists, and other SoftWave providers in Massachusetts below.
Not sure where to start? Learn more about SoftWave and find out if you’re eligible for treatment in Massachusetts or find a provider near you and request an appointment today! |
SoftWave in Massachusetts FAQs
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How much does SoftWave in Massachusetts cost?
The cost of SoftWave therapy can vary depending on where you receive treatment, the type of insurance you have, and the number of sessions you need. Right now, new patients in Massachusetts can try SoftWave for just $69 at participating clinics and learn more about their personal treatment needs with a healthcare professional.
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Is SoftWave covered by insurance in Massachusetts?
Treatment is usually not covered by insurance but you can try it for $69 with our new patient special. When you’re at the clinic, the doctor will see if your insurance covers SoftWave therapy.
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Where is the best place to get SoftWave treatment in Massachusetts?
There are a number of doctors and healthcare clinics in Massachusetts that offer SoftWave therapy. Simply use our list of trusted providers in MA below and request an appointment!
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Am I eligible for SoftWave treatment in Massachusetts?
SoftWave is a safe, effective, and non-invasive treatment. Patients rarely report side effects and on average observe a 65-91% improvement. That being said, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional in Massachusetts to find a treatment plan that’s right for you.
