RegenOMedix · Shockwave
PulseWave Elite Pro Focused Shockwave
A focused ESWT platform that concentrates acoustic energy at a set depth, up to 75 mm, for deeper musculoskeletal targets.
Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT)
Shockwave for the clinic, focused or radial.
Two PulseWave systems from RegenOMedix: the Elite Pro focused system for deeper targets up to 75 mm, and the portable MiniWave radial system with 45 preset protocols. Compare them side by side, then ask MDM which one fits your patients.
- Up to 75 mmFocused depth (Elite Pro)
- 45 presetsRadial protocols (MiniWave)
- Under $9,000MiniWave entry system
- 10–20 minTypical session
The systems
Two ways to offer shockwave.
Most practices start with one system and add the other as demand grows. Both are sold to licensed providers only, with pricing and financing quoted on request.
RegenOMedix · Shockwave
PulseWave MiniWave Radial Shockwave
A compact, app-controlled radial shockwave device with 45 preset anatomical protocols. It's the lower-cost way to start offering shockwave.
Practice case study · South Florida chiropractic clinic
How a chiropractic office recouped a PulseWave MiniWave in 3 months.
Published by RegenOMedix (Dr. David L., DC — South Florida). Shared with context and limits so you can see how a musculoskeletal clinic introduced radial ESWT.
UNDER $9,000PulseWave MiniWave costPortable 1.3 kg radial ESWT system with 45 preset anatomical protocols and 6–36 mm transmitters
3 MONTHSTo recoup the machine on 8 patientsPriced at $250 per cash-pay session; no licensed injector required to operate
2× ORTHO REVENUEReported within 8 monthsUsed across lower back pain, rotator cuff, and neck pain alongside routine chiropractic care
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Staff-operated 10–15 min sessions
Trained support staff ran radial treatments using the tablet's 45 preset protocols — no licensed injector required, keeping doctor time free.
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Complimentary first-treatment trial
Offered a free initial shockwave session to existing/past patients and local gyms and tennis clubs so patients could feel immediate feedback before committing.
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Cash-pay packages at $250/session
Converted trial visits into multi-session orthopedic packages, recouping the sub-$9,000 device cost on the first 8 patients in 90 days.
Context & limits: Manufacturer case study published by RegenOMedix; single-practice commercial report, not a controlled clinical trial. Individual clinic payback and revenue vary by local cash pricing, patient volume, and state scope-of-practice rules.
PulseWave MiniWave specsCompare
Focused vs. radial, side by side.
From the manufacturer's PulseWave Elite Pro and MiniWave spec sheets.
| Feature | Focused · PulseWave Elite Pro | Radial · PulseWave MiniWave |
|---|---|---|
| Wave propagation | Focused (convergent) acoustic wave | Radial (divergent) acoustic wave |
| Energy delivery | Converges at a selected focal depth beneath the skin | Disperses outward from the point of contact |
| Penetration depth | Up to 75 mm (adjusted at the handpiece water bladder) | Superficial tissue layers |
| Targeting accuracy | High — pinpoint focal zone control for deep structures | Broad — covers wider superficial muscle and tendon areas |
| Primary clinical applications | Deep tendinopathies, calcifications, bone stress / non-unions, joint structures, sexual wellness (ED), body shaping | Superficial tendonitis, myofascial trigger points, plantar fasciitis, muscle soreness, body shaping |
| Energy / intensity | Intensity levels 1–15, single or continuous mode | 10–190 mJ in 10 mJ steps |
| Pulse frequency | 60–150 pulses per minute | 1–21 Hz, continuous or pulse mode |
| Protocols & software | 11 orthopedic body-part protocols + sexual wellness & body shaping; patient treatment history & Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz updates | 45 preset protocols in 4 anatomical groups; tablet app control & upgradeable firmware |
| Handpiece & transmitters | Rated for 1,000,000 pulses; integrated water-bladder depth control | 0.6 kg handpiece rated for 2,000,000 pulses; interchangeable 6–36 mm transmitters rated for 300,000 pulses |
| Typical session time | 10–20 minutes | 10–15 minutes per treatment area |
| Footprint & weight | Main unit 390 × 465 × 280 mm (22 kg / 48.5 lb); optional trolley 37 kg (82.5 lb) | Portable main unit 200 × 230 × 78 mm (1.3 kg); optional rechargeable battery |
| Request |
From RegenOMedix materials. Applications listed are the manufacturer's; cleared indications vary by device. Confirm current specs and IFU before use.
Which one fits
Match the system to your patients.
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Start with radial
Portable and lower cost to start, with preset protocols. Common in PT, chiropractic, and sports medicine for superficial soft-tissue work.
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Add focused for depth
A controllable focal zone up to 75 mm for deeper targets. Common in orthopedics, podiatry, pain, and men's health practices.
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Pairs with what you offer
The manufacturer describes shockwave alongside PRP and other regenerative protocols, as a cash-pay service line.
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Training and support
MDM coordinates the manufacturer demo, onboarding, and staff in-services, and stays your contact for transmitters and service. See a certification course.
Training & certification · RegenOMedix training partner
PRP-X+ LifeLift™ Training & Certification
Full-day training on the science behind each modality, treatment protocols, explaining options to patients, pricing, and marketing, with live demonstrations of hair regeneration, orthopedic, and aesthetic treatments. Ends with a certificate of completion. Shockwave (ESWT) is one of the modalities covered.
- PRP & PRF
- Shockwave (ESWT)
- Microneedling
- Exosomes
- Ultrasound guidance
- Stem cells
- Peptides
- Light therapy
- Medical marketing
The optional Day Two hands-on session has limited class size and requires eligibility review; participants must be licensed injectors in their state.
Please note: Training is provided by My Medical Training, RegenOMedix's training partner; MDM can help you connect with the right session. A certificate of completion does not expand licensure, prescribing authority, or scope of practice. Confirm current dates, tuition, and eligibility with My Medical Training before registering.
How it works, briefly
Acoustic energy, delivered two ways.
Shockwave delivers short, high-energy acoustic pulses through the skin. Focused and radial systems differ in how that energy spreads and how deep it reaches.
Focused
Converges at a set depth
Energy peaks at a focal point beneath the skin that the clinician sets, up to 75 mm on the Elite Pro, for deeper tendon, bone, and joint structures.
Radial
Spreads from the surface
Energy is highest at the transmitter and spreads outward, covering broader superficial muscle and tendon areas. Interchangeable 6–36 mm transmitters shape the treatment area.
Safety
Before you start
For use by trained clinicians per the IFU. The manufacturer reports temporary discomfort, redness, or mild soreness as the usual side effects. Review contraindications in the IFU before treating.
Ready to add shockwave to your practice?
Tell us your specialty and the patients you'd treat. MDM follows up with pricing, financing options, and a demo, usually within one business day. Or call (405) 370-6097.