SoftWave therapy in Lehi, UtahPain relief that works with your body.

SoftWave uses true electrohydraulic shock waves to wake up your body's own repair response. No needles, no numbing, no downtime. Many people feel a difference within one to three sessions.

No needles or numbingSessions in minutesNo downtime
Provider treating a patient's knee with SoftWave therapy in Lehi

SoftWave is often used for…

  • Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
  • Shoulder impingement and rotator cuff tendinitis
  • Tennis and golfer's elbow
  • Hip and gluteal tendon pain
  • Patellar and Achilles tendinopathy
  • Knee arthritis pain
  • Sports injuries and muscle strains
  • Chronic low back pain

Throw a pebble into a pond and the ripples spread. SoftWave sends that kind of wave into injured tissue.

See how SoftWave works.

A quick look at the science, and what a treatment actually feels like.

Watercolor anatomical illustration of the knee joint
Fig. 1Tendons and cartilage have a poor blood supply, which is why they heal slowly.

How it helps tissue heal.

Unlike radial “pressure wave” devices, SoftWave produces true shock waves that reach deeper and cover a wider area.

Those waves are converted into healing signals inside your cells, a process called mechanotransduction. Research shows it can help grow new blood vessels, calm inflammation, recruit your body's own repair cells, and quiet pain signals.

The result: your body does the repair work, without drugs, injections or surgery.

The technology behind it.

Not all “shockwave” is the same. Here's what's actually treating you.

SoftWave therapy system used at Blue Pebble Health
Fig. 2The SoftWave system

True electrohydraulic shock waves.

The generator creates real shock waves, not the surface-level pressure waves many devices produce. That means energy reaches deeper tissue where chronic pain often lives.

SoftWave handheld applicator
Fig. 3The applicator

A broad, gentle wave field.

The handheld applicator spreads energy over a wider area, so sessions take minutes and feel like deep tapping, not pain.

Blue Pebble Health provider ready to evaluate a SoftWave patient

What to expect.

Step 1

Evaluation

We find the exact source of your pain and tell you honestly whether SoftWave is a fit.

Step 2

Quick sessions

Each treatment takes minutes. Most people describe it as a deep tapping. No anesthesia needed.

Step 3

A short series

Relief is often noticed in 1–3 sessions. We usually recommend about 6 per area for lasting results.

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Patients say it best.

My shoulder MRI showed three partial tendon tears and I had decades of pain. One SoftWave session had me out of pain that same day. Six sessions later, no surgery.
H.D.SoftWave patient
A sports injury had my hip and thigh hurting for weeks and PT wasn't enough. SoftWave is just what I needed to get back to the gym.
B.E.SoftWave patient

SoftWave near you in Utah County.

Blue Pebble Health offers SoftWave therapy at our Lehi office, at 3397 N 1200 E, Suite 103. Patients come to us from American Fork, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Highland, Alpine, Draper and across Utah County.

Not sure SoftWave is right for your pain? Start with a free 15-minute discovery call. We'll tell you honestly.

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Your questions, answered.

Does SoftWave hurt?
Most patients tolerate it well. You'll feel a strong tapping sensation over the area, and we adjust intensity to your comfort. No numbing is needed.
How many sessions will I need?
Many people notice relief within 1–3 sessions. We typically recommend around 6 treatments per area.
Is there downtime?
No. You can return to normal activity right away. Your provider may suggest easing back into intense training.
How is SoftWave different from other shockwave devices?
Many devices produce radial pressure waves that dissipate near the surface. SoftWave's electrohydraulic applicator produces true shock waves over a broader, deeper treatment area.

Start with a free 15-minute call.

Tell Caroline what's going on. She'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit, and what your first step would be.