Effective, evidence-based treatment for chronic pain, now available at our Garforth clinic.
If you’ve been struggling with persistent tendon pain and haven’t found lasting relief from rest, rehab or injections, Shockwave Therapy could be the solution you’ve been searching for.
We use Radial Shockwave Therapy (RSWT) to treat a wide range of chronic soft tissue conditions, from Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis, to calcific shoulder tendonitis, patellar tendon issues, and more.
Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused acoustic energy (sound waves) to:
It’s backed by strong clinical research and is particularly effective for chronic tendon problems that haven’t responded to standard rehab.
Shockwave is suitable for many stubborn or recurring conditions, including:
Not sure if Shockwave Therapy is right for your pain? Get in touch with our Leeds team. We’re happy to advise.
Your first session includes a full consultation and assessment with one of our experienced physiotherapists. We’ll identify the root cause of your pain and determine whether Shockwave is the most suitable option.
If it is, we’ll begin treatment right away, combining it with:
We offer Shockwave Therapy from our modern physiotherapy clinic in Garforth, East Leeds, with free on-site parking.
All treatments are delivered by chartered physiotherapists trained in the latest techniques, including:
If you’re ready to take the next step towards pain-free movement, we’re here to help.
Most patients need 3 sessions, one per week. More chronic issues may require up to 5 or 6.
Treatment may feel uncomfortable during application, but most patients report it as tolerable. There’s typically little to no pain after sessions.
Yes, most major insurers (including Bupa, AXA, Aviva) cover Shockwave Therapy. We recommend checking with your provider first.
Absolutely. We regularly collaborate with GPs, surgeons, and other therapists to integrate Shockwave into your recovery plan.
Yes. Initial consultations last up to 60 minutes, including assessment and first treatment (if appropriate).
