Ridgetop Health & Injury Clinic
Targeted, non-invasive SoftWave TRT treatment to relieve stubborn heel pain, reduce inflammation, and help you walk comfortably again.
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain. It happens when the thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of your foot — the plantar fascia — becomes irritated or inflamed. Many people feel a stabbing pain near the heel with their first steps in the morning or after sitting for long periods.
It is especially common in runners, people who stand for long hours, and those with flat feet or high arches. If stretching, ice, and rest have not given you lasting relief, SoftWave TRT shockwave therapy may be the next step.
SoftWave TRT uses electrohydraulic shockwave technology to send acoustic waves into the affected tissue. This triggers your body’s natural healing response without surgery or injections.
Helps calm irritated tissue and reduce the sharp heel pain that comes with plantar fasciitis.
Increases circulation to the plantar fascia, bringing oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissue.
Stimulates the body’s own stem cells and growth factors to promote healing from within.
No surgery, no needles, and no downtime. Most sessions take only a few minutes.
During your first visit, Dr. Dan Egbert, D.C. will evaluate your foot, discuss your symptoms, and determine whether SoftWave TRT is right for you. If it is, treatment is applied directly to the painful area of the heel, arch, and back of the lower leg.
Ridgetop Health and Injury Clinic combines decades of clinical experience with advanced regenerative technology. Dr. Egbert takes the time to understand your condition and build a treatment plan around your goals — whether that means getting back to running, walking without pain, or simply standing comfortably at work.
34+
Years of clinical experience
8
Five-star patient reviews
Local
Convenient Riverton location
Schedule a consultation at Ridgetop Health and Injury Clinic and find out if SoftWave TRT shockwave therapy is right for your plantar fasciitis.
1272 West 12700 South #A · Riverton, Utah 84065