Softwave Tissue Regeneration Therapy (TRT)

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SoftWave® Tissue Regeneration Technologies (TRT) helps “turn off” pain and “turn on” your body’s natural ability to heal. This cutting-edge, non-invasive therapy has helped countless patients across the country find lasting relief—without surgery or medication.

• Joint Pain Relief: knees, hips, shoulders, elbows, ankles, wrists, and more
• Soft Tissue Healing: ligaments, tendons, muscles, and connective tissue
• Chronic Pain Reduction: back, neck, nerve, disc, and joint pain, as well as old injuries or post-surgical discomfort
• A Safe, Non-Invasive Alternative: to surgery, cortisone injections, stem cell treatments, and long-term medication use
• Acute Relief: for wounds, aches, numbness, and other localized pain

This patented technology targets injuries at the cellular level, stimulating your body’s regenerative processes. By enhancing blood flow, activating connective tissue, reducing inflammation, and recruiting your body’s own stem cells to the area, SoftWave® Therapy supports true healing from within.

With this advanced treatment, many patients are able to avoid surgery, reduce reliance on pain medications, and experience natural, lasting pain relief—all without downtime or invasive procedures.

SoftWave®’s OrthoGold device is FDA 510(k) cleared for several indications including connective tissue activation, temporary reduction of minor aches & pains, improved blood supply, treatment of chronic diabetic foot ulcers, and superficial, partial-thickness second-degree burns. 

This non-invasive treatment has earned the trust of many top athletes and professional teams across the U.S. – teams have integrated SoftWave into their recovery, rehab, and performance routines. Some of the teams that use SoftWave TRT/OrthoGold include:

• NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers, Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints
• NBA: Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets, Orlando Magic, Philadelphia 76ers 
• MLB: Chicago Cubs, Atlanta Braves, Cleveland Guardians, Toronto Blue Jays