FAQ’s

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Welcome to HydroWave

We’re all about precision and comfort here at HydroWave. Each session feels tailored to you because it is our technology zeroes in on the trouble spots to deliver max results while keeping you comfy. It’s like a VIP treatment, just for your body’s recovery needs.

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HydroWave?

Electrohydraulic shockwave therapy, HydroWave delivers focused sound waves to encourage healing and enhance blood circulation. This non-invasive treatment is effective for addressing a variety of conditions, especially those involving pain.

What areas of the body can HydroWave treat?

HydroWave is versatile and can be used on many areas, including the lower back, hips, elbows, feet, shoulders, hands, and knees. Its specially designed applicator head easily adapts to a variety of body contours, making it suitable for multiple treatment areas.

How does it work?

The therapy creates strong shockwaves by generating a quick spark in water, which are then precisely directed at the target area. These shockwaves activate the body’s natural healing mechanisms, helping to alleviate pain, enhance blood circulation, and dissolve scar tissue.

Is HydroWave covered by insurance?

HydroWave is typically offered as a cash-based treatment, though some clinics may offer financing options to help make it accessible.

What conditions can HydroWave address?

It can treat a number of conditions from chronic pain to sports injuries and so much more. It aids in recovery by stimulating tissue repair and boosting blood flow.

How effective are treatments?

Over 80% of patients who have used HydroWave report major improvements in their condition, and decreased symptoms.

What does each HydroWave session cost?

Pricing may vary depending on the clinic, but most providers charge between $120 and $200 per session. A full treatment plan with HydroWave generally consists of 8–10 sessions.

How long does each treatment take? How many sessions are needed?

A typical session lasts a maximum of five minutes; however, clinics and patients should block out 10–20 minutes to allow for patient updates, as well as questions and answers that could be needed.

The number of treatments depend on the condition being addressed and its level of severity. Overall, most patients see a major difference between six to eight sessions.

How long does the pain-relief last with HydroWave?

The benefits of the therapy can last for up to two years.

Is downtime needed after HydroWave therapy sessions?

No downtime is needed after your HydroWave treatment sessions. In fact, you can resume your regular activities immediately after the session.

Can I try HydroWave for 60 days?

Yes! Many providers allow patients to try HydroWave with no upfront cost for the first 60 days. If you’re not satisfied, you don’t have to pay … it’s as simple as that!

Is training available for clinics who decide to offer HydroWave?

Absolutely! We provide regular in-person training sessions each month, along with an online course that includes live Q&A sessions. This ensures providers feel fully equipped to use HydroWave effectively.

Is HydroWave user-friendly for providers?

Yes, it’s designed to be simple and intuitive. The applicator head automatically adapts to various tissue contours and uses biofeedback to pinpoint optimal treatment areas. Providers can follow established protocols to deliver highly effective care.