SoftWave Therapy in Town 'n' Country

What to expect

The procedure averages 10-15 minutes but may be longer depending on treatment area and diagnosis. A gel is applied to the surface area to be treated. The applicator produces pulses as the clinician moves around the treatment area. During therapy, communication with the provider is necessary to identify treatment areas and monitor progress.

Advanced technology helps more patients by successfully turning on the body’s natural healing process

• Non-invasive
• No anesthesia or numbing creams needed
• No side effects
• Same day procedure
• Long lasting

Hear From Our Patients

"I had been living with chronic back & shoulder pain for a year. Once I realized I was taking Advil every single day, I knew I needed to try something different. Dr. Kace & Dr. Kaylee came up with a detailed plan specifically aimed to help alleviate my chronic pain. One therapy they suggested was Softwave. I was skeptical at first for many reasons - it sounded painful, it was an added cost to my plan, and I had never heard of it before. But I trusted the doctors & decided to give it a try. After just a few sessions my chronic pain was GONE! I am 6 months out and still pain free in my back! It was worth every single dollar! I am such a believer in Softwave that I have now also had it done on my elbow for tendinitis and an old injury where I broke my finger. Both areas are feeling significantly better after only 3 treatments. I am a lifelong patient of chiropractics. No more pain and no more Advil for me! Thank you Navigate!"

- Stacy H.

Rich came to us 6 weeks after rolling his ankle and having what he thought to be a minor ankle sprain that was just not healing. He was an avid runner and had been unable to bear weight without experiencing pain. He was supposed to be training for his upcoming half marathon in 8 weeks and thought he was going to have to cancel. Rich did a 6-week treatment plan with Softwave TRT on his ankle and felt immediate relief after one treatment. At the end of week one he was on the bike at the gym. In week two he was jogging. By week 3 he did 3 miles and by week 4, he was right back on his training schedule. When we completed his half marathon he sent us this!