Why Chiropractic & SoftWave Therapy Work So Well Together

When people hear about SoftWave Therapy for the first time, one of the most common questions is:

“Do I still need chiropractic care?”

The answer depends on your individual condition and goals, but the two therapies often work incredibly well together because they each serve a different purpose.

Chiropractic care focuses on restoring proper movement within the spine and joints while supporting a healthy, well-functioning nervous system. When your body moves well, it can better adapt, recover, and function the way it was designed to.

SoftWave Therapy focuses on the soft tissues surrounding those joints. Using electrohydraulic shockwave technology, it helps stimulate the body’s natural healing response by supporting circulation and encouraging tissue repair.

Rather than replacing one another, these approaches often complement each other.

For example, someone recovering from a shoulder injury may benefit from chiropractic care to improve joint mobility while also using SoftWave Therapy to support healing within the surrounding muscles, tendons, and ligaments.

Every patient is different, which is why your care plan should always be tailored to your specific needs.

At Impact Chiropractic, our goal is to help you move better, recover more efficiently, and get back to doing the activities you love. For many patients, combining chiropractic care with SoftWave Therapy provides a comprehensive, natural approach to healing and recovery.

If you’re wondering whether one—or both—may be appropriate for you, our team is happy to answer your questions and help you explore your options.

👉 Schedule a consultation to learn more about your personalized care options: https://impact-chiropractic.com/softwave/ 

Dr. Elise Rigney

Dr. Elise Rigney, D.C. was one of the first Fort Collins chiropractors to specialize in pediatric and prenatal care. She sees the importance of continuing education and since beginning in practice, she has kept up-to-date on the newest research and effective techniques in spinal correction.