Your Knee Pain Has a Source. SoftWave Has an Answer.
Knee Pain Rarely Has One Answer.
Let's Figure Out Yours.
Knee Osteoarthritis
Patellar Tendinitis
Meniscus Tears and Degeneration
IT Band Syndrome
Osgood-Schlatter Disease
Post-Injury and Post-Surgical Knee Pain
You're Not Imagining It.
The Treatments You've Tried Really Don't Last.
Knee pain has a frustrating pattern of responding briefly to treatment and then returning. It’s not a failure of willpower or effort. It’s a structural problem that most standard approaches aren’t designed to solve:
Medication
Pain relievers and anti-inflammatories quiet the knee temporarily. But cartilage doesn’t regenerate on its own and tendons don’t heal just because the pain signal has been dulled. The damage accumulates while the symptoms get managed.
Cortisone Injections
Cortisone can provide meaningful relief for knee osteoarthritis and tendinitis in the short term. The problem is that each injection tends to be less effective than the last, and there’s evidence that repeated injections accelerate cartilage loss in the knee joint specifically. It’s a diminishing return with a real downside.
Physical Therapy
Strengthening the quads, hamstrings, and supporting musculature around the knee absolutely reduces stress on the joint. But muscle strength can’t replace lost cartilage, repair a degenerating tendon, or regenerate tissue at the cellular level. PT is often a valuable piece of the puzzle but rarely the whole solution for chronic knee pain.
Knee Replacement Surgery
Total or partial knee replacement is a significant procedure with a recovery measured in months and outcomes that depend heavily on the patient’s age, weight, and activity level. Most patients want to push it off as long as possible, and SoftWave gives them a meaningful way to do that.
Knees That Have Been Through a Lot Are Exactly What SoftWave Is Designed For.
- Knee osteoarthritis at any stage
- Patellar tendinitis or jumper's knee
- Meniscus tears or chronic meniscus degeneration
- IT band syndrome that hasn't responded to stretching or PT
- Osgood-Schlatter disease in adolescents or adults
- Post-surgical knee pain or scar tissue
- Knee pain that hasn't responded to injections, PT, or medication
- "My knees sound like gravel when I go up the stairs"
- "The cortisone shot worked for two months and now it doesn't do anything"
- "I can't kneel, squat, or get up from the floor without serious pain"
- "My orthopedist said I'm bone on bone and offered me a replacement. I'm 54."
- "I tore my meniscus two years ago and the surgery never got me back to where I was"
- "I used to run. Now I limp."
Eliminate Knee Pain
The SoftWave Process at Key to Health
From your first conversation to your personalized SoftWave treatment plan, here’s how the process will unfold.
Initial Consultation
Dr. Sandy will sit down with you to talk through your pain, your history, and your goals. It’s a no-pressure conversation to make sure SoftWave is the right fit before anything else happens.
There’s no commitment required and no hard sell. Just an honest conversation about what you’ve been dealing with and whether SoftWave makes sense for you.
SoftWave Session
The SoftWave device is applied directly to the area of concern. You’ll feel a gentle pulsing sensation as the acoustic waves get to work on the damaged tissue underneath.
The treatment is non-invasive and comfortable, with no anesthesia and no preparation needed beforehand.
Most sessions take around 15 minutes from start to finish.
Ongoing Treatment Plan
Dr. Sandy will put together a plan tailored to your specific condition and the results she sees from your first session. Most patients see the best results over a series of sessions, and she’ll walk you through exactly what that looks like for you.
Every plan is different because every patient is different, and Dr. Sandy will make sure yours fits your life and your schedule.
The Poconos' Home for SoftWave Therapy
Key to Health Chiropractic is conveniently located in Stroudsburg, PA and proudly serves the entire Poconos area.
SoftWave Therapy – By Appointment Only
SoftWave sessions are scheduled individually and are not offered during standard office hours. Call us during the hours listed above and we’ll find a time that works for you.
Frequently Asked Questions About SoftWave Therapy
Everything you want to know about SoftWave therapy before you come in.
Can SoftWave actually help knee osteoarthritis if I'm already bone on bone?
How does SoftWave compare to a gel injection like Synvisc for knee pain?
I had knee surgery and still have pain. Is it too late for SoftWave to help?
Does SoftWave work for patellar tendinitis?
Is the treatment painful on an already sensitive knee?
Your Knees Have Taken Enough.
Time to Give Them Something That Actually Works.
Key to Health Chiropractic is now accepting new SoftWave patients in Stroudsburg and the Poconos.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Sandy and find out what SoftWave can do for your knee pain specifically.