Shockwave therapy — also called Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) — uses focused acoustic (sound) waves to deliver mechanical energy deep into injured tissue. It is the same regenerative technology used in sports medicine and orthopedics around the world, now available right here in West Omaha.
These waves stimulate your body's own repair process: increasing blood flow, breaking down scar tissue and calcium deposits, and reducing pain at the source. For many patients with stubborn tendon and soft-tissue pain, shockwave therapy succeeds where rest, medication, and standard therapy have fallen short.

Acoustic waves do more than relieve symptoms — they reactivate the healing process in tissue that has stopped repairing itself.
Focused sound waves carry mechanical energy deep into injured tissue, reaching areas hands and other therapies can't.
The waves trigger cellular repair signals — your body translates the mechanical input into a biochemical healing response.
New micro-blood vessels form in damaged tissue, restoring the oxygen and nutrient supply tendons need to heal.
Acoustic pressure breaks apart calcified deposits and scar adhesions so the body can reabsorb and remodel them.
Shockwave therapy is especially effective for chronic tendon, fascia, and soft-tissue conditions that haven't responded to other care:
Chronic heel and arch pain from inflammation of the connective tissue on the bottom of the foot.
Tendon pain and micro-tears at the elbow from overuse or repetitive strain.
Tendinopathy, calcific deposits, and inflammation in the shoulder complex.
Pain and degeneration along the Achilles tendon at the back of the heel.
Tendon irritation around the kneecap, including jumper's knee.
Lateral hip pain, gluteal tendinopathy, and iliotibial band syndrome.
Persistent knots, tight bands, and myofascial pain throughout the body.
Dense, fibrous tissue that limits movement long after an injury or surgery.
Lower-leg pain common in runners and active individuals.
We assess your pain, range of motion, and tissue to confirm shockwave therapy is right for your condition.
A handheld applicator delivers acoustic waves directly to the injured area in a short, comfortable session.
Your body ramps up circulation, breaks down scar tissue, and begins remodeling the damaged tendon or fascia.
Most patients see meaningful improvement within a few sessions as tissue health and mobility are restored.
Dr. Hope Johnston and our team use focused acoustic waves to treat tendon, joint, and soft-tissue pain right here in West Omaha.





