FIG Wellness Therapy
Our team of expert Physical and Occupational Therapists specializes in SoftWave therapy—the most advanced shockwave device—to treat orthopedic injuries, pelvic health, postpartum recovery, and lymphedema. With years of experience and advanced training, we deliver personalized care tailored to your progress in every session. At FIG Wellness, you’ll receive one-on-one treatment from experienced therapists—never from assistants or cookie-cutter protocols.
What Is SoftWave?
Non-Invasive Healing Made Simple: SoftWave TRT is an advanced therapy that uses supersonic acoustic waves to target injured tissues at the cellular level. By activating your body’s natural repair mechanisms, SoftWave promotes healing for pain, injuries, and various conditions without drugs, injections, or surgery.
Safe: No needles, injections, or invasive procedures. SoftWave is FDA-cleared as a Class I medical device, considered low-risk and safe for use.
More Affordable than Stem Cell Therapy and Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy: SoftWave delivers powerful healing benefits and is more cost-efficient than stem cell therapy or PRP injections.
How soon can I expect to see improvements?
Many clients notice significant pain relief and improved mobility after just 1–3 sessions. For lasting results, 4–8 sessions are typically recommended to address both symptoms and underlying causes. Pelvic pain may require 8–12 sessions, while more complex cases may need additional treatments based on severity and response.
The full benefits of SoftWave continue to develop after the sessions are complete, with peak results appearing around 12 weeks later—about the time it takes for tissues to fully regenerate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s Included in the $99 New Patient Special?
What’s Included in the $99 New Patient Special?
- Expert Consultation: Address your concerns with our skilled therapists.
- Evaluation: Determine if SoftWave is the right solution for you.
- First Treatment & Home Care Guidance: Start your recovery and learn effective home care strategies.
You may use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to cover SoftWave Therapy. First, please check with your account provider for eligibility expenses and required documentation.
How many sessions do I need, and how often should I schedule them?
Many clients see good progress with weekly treatments, but for faster healing, some prefer twice-weekly sessions for the first two weeks, followed by once-weekly treatments during the rest of the intense phase.
Once clients reach their goals, booster sessions are highly recommended to maintain results. Aging, daily inflammation, and physical activity can take a toll on the body, and regular booster sessions can:
- Keep stem cells active.
- Maintain alignment.
- Support long-term improvements in mobility and quality of life.
Recommended Frequency: Monthly to every 3–4 months, depending on your lifestyle, condition severity, and personal goals.
Invest in your health for lasting relief and improved function!
Do you accept credit card?
Yes! Fig Wellness Therapy only accepts credit card payments for services.
Will my insurance be accepted?
FIG Wellness Therapy operates as a specialized clinic, recognizing that insurance often covers many medical treatments, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and chiropractic services. While we provide alternatives to traditional medical approaches, including physical rehabilitation and complementary medicine, our services complement existing treatment options.
At FIG Wellness Therapy, our focus is on delivering exceptional care with personalized, one-on-one attention. To ensure this, we have chosen not to participate in insurance contracts, including Medicare and Medicaid. This decision allows us to provide the advanced tissue regeneration technology and unique solutions you deserve.
Do I need a doctor's referral to receive treatment?
In Arizona, Direct Access legislation grants you the freedom to consult with physical and occupational therapists for issues such as muscle and joint pain, pelvic health, and sexual dysfunction. This means you can choose a therapist or chiropractor without needing a referral, giving you the independence to seek the necessary treatment and resources.
Similarly, chiropractic care in the United States is considered primary care. You can contact a chiropractor directly for diagnosis and treatment without a referral.