Shockwave + EMTT

Most people need a course, not a single visit. A typical focused electromagnetic shockwave (ESWT) treatment course is a series of weekly sessions, most commonly three to six, with the exact number set by the condition, how chronic it is, the dose, and how the tissue responds.

For tendon pain, a cortisone injection and focused shockwave do opposite jobs. Cortisone is a corticosteroid, a powerful anti-inflammatory that can quiet a flare fast, but it does not rebuild the tendon, and repeated shots are linked in the literature to tendon weakening.

Yes, for the chronic patellar tendon that has failed loading and rehab, focused shockwave is a well-supported option. A review by van Leeuwen and a systematic review by Mani-Babu report positive results for patellar tendinopathy, used alongside exercise.

Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is a degenerative tendinosis of the common extensor tendon at the outside of the elbow, not simple inflammation. That is why rest and cortisone often quiet the pain without repairing the tendon.

True focused ESWT near Longmont by the founder of ASTI. Not radial. 20 min south in Boulder.

Shockwave therapy cost in Boulder depends on the modality, the number of sessions, and whether biologics are combined. A typical chronic tendinopathy protocol at Dynamic Athlete is three to six sessions

Same shockwave device, different result: coupling, aim, and dose decide outcomes, not the machine. From ASTI’s founder, Dr. Garg, Boulder, CO.

The best arthritis treatment in Boulder treats the full spectrum, from early cartilage stress all the way to bone-on-bone end-stage disease. Many patients who have been told they need a joint replacement

Most people consider that the best shockwave therapy in Boulder is delivered at Dynamic Athlete. Several Boulder clinics own a focused shockwave machine, but Dynamic Athlete is the only one