Mid-State Health Center is excited to announce the launch of SoftWave Therapy, a revolutionary non-invasive treatment that utilizes advanced therapeutic energy waves to activate the body’s natural healing processes. This state-of-the-art technology is set to transform patient care by offering a safe and effective alternative for pain relief and tissue regeneration.
Experience the Future of Healing
SoftWave Therapy uses a proprietary electrohydraulic acoustic shockwave device to deliver therapeutic energy waves deep into tissues. This innovative approach stimulates the body’s cellular response, promoting rapid healing and recovery without the need for surgery, injections, or medication.
“Our goal is to provide our patients with the most advanced and effective treatment options available,” said Robert MacLeod, Mid-State Health CEO. “SoftWave Therapy represents a significant advancement in how we approach healing and recovery, allowing us to deliver superior outcomes and enhance overall patient care.”
Key Benefits of SoftWave Therapy:
· Non-invasive and drug-free treatment
· Promotes cellular-level healing and tissue regeneration
· Enhances blood flow, reduces inflammation, and activates the body’s natural repair mechanisms
SoftWave Therapy is already gaining recognition at leading research centers and professional sports organizations worldwide. To learn more about how SoftWave Therapy can benefit you, contact Mid-State Health Center Chiropractic team at (603) 536-5885 or visit midstatehealth.org to learn more about the services they have to offer.
About Mid-State Health Center
Mid-State Health Center delivers primary care and supportive services at locations in Bristol, Plymouth, and Lincoln, offering medical services, dental services, behavioral health counseling, physical and occupational therapy, imaging, infusion, recovery, and care management for the entire family. The mission of Mid-State Health Center is to provide sound primary health care to the community accessible to all regardless of the ability to pay.
