Advanced Regenerative Therapy

Shockwave Therapyin Broken Arrow, OK

Acoustic pulse therapy that accelerates healing in chronic tendon and soft-tissue injuries.

4.9 from 417 Google reviewsNon-invasive, in-office

What It Is

Shockwave therapy uses focused acoustic pulses to accelerate healing in chronic tendon and soft-tissue injuries, including plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, and shoulder tendonitis. It is non-invasive, requires no downtime, and is delivered during a brief in-office session at Maynard Family Chiropractic in Broken Arrow.

For Tissue That Won’t Quit

Chronic Pain, Broken Arrow.Meet an Advanced Option.

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused acoustic pulses to stimulate blood flow and tissue repair in chronic tendon and soft-tissue injuries. Adjustments correct alignment, but some pain lives in tendons and soft tissue that stay irritated long after the joint moves well again. Shockwave therapy targets that tissue directly, delivering pulses designed to stimulate the body’s own repair process.

Dr. Cameron Maynard’s team pairs Shockwave with SoftWave TRT, spinal decompression, and corrective chiropractic care, choosing between them based on what your exam actually shows rather than a one-size answer.

Ask If Shockwave Fits Your Case

Treatment room at Maynard Family Chiropractic, Broken Arrow, OK

Why Shockwave

What Makes It Worth Asking About.

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused acoustic pulses to stimulate blood flow and tissue repair, and it is generally considered for chronic tendon pain that has lasted more than 3 months without improving.

Non-Invasive

No needles, no incisions. Treatment happens in a regular clinic room.

Accelerates Healing

Acoustic pulses are designed to stimulate blood flow and tissue repair at the treatment site.

Brief Sessions, No Downtime

Sessions fit inside a normal visit and you leave ready to go about your day.

Built Into Your Plan

Recommended from exam findings, alongside corrective chiropractic care.

What It Helps

Where Shockwave Earns Its Keep.

Plantar fasciitis, shoulder pain, and knee pain are among the conditions shockwave addresses most often, since plantar fasciitis alone is estimated to affect roughly 1 in 10 people at some point in their lives. Dr. Cameron Maynard’s team confirms candidacy with an exam before recommending it.

Shockwave therapy is commonly recommended for chronic tendon and soft-tissue conditions that have not fully resolved with rest alone, including:

Not sure your case fits? The exam answers that before anything is recommended.

What to Expect

How Shockwave Care Starts.

Shockwave care at Maynard Family Chiropractic is a three-step process: an exam to confirm candidacy, a short series of in-office sessions, and a re-check as the tissue responds, with session count set by your report of findings.

01

Exam & Candidacy

The $37 new patient visit tells us if shockwave belongs in your plan. Confirm with office

02

In-Office Sessions

Brief, targeted acoustic pulses at the treatment site, dialed to your comfort.

03

Re-Check & Adjust

Progress is re-checked and your plan adapts as the tissue responds.

Common Questions

Shockwave, Answered.

Shockwave therapy delivers focused acoustic pulses into chronic tendon and soft-tissue injuries to accelerate the body’s own healing response. It is non-invasive, performed in-office, and commonly used for plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, and shoulder tendonitis.
They are related but not identical. Both use acoustic waves; this practice offers both Shockwave and SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Therapy, and the doctors recommend one, the other, or neither based on what your exam and the tissue involved actually call for.
Most patients describe a tapping or pulsing sensation at the treatment site rather than pain, and intensity is adjusted to your comfort throughout the session. Sensitive areas like the heel can feel tender at first.
It depends on the tissue and how long the injury has been chronic. Your report of findings lays out a recommended session plan before care begins, with progress re-checked as the tissue responds.

New Patient Special

Stubborn TissueHas a New Option.

$37 Exam, Consultation, X-rays, and Report of Findings. Confirm with office

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