Radial Shockwave Therapy is a cost-effective, non-invasive treatment that delivers strong clinical results often without the risks, downtime, or expenses associated with injections or surgery.

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Typically, we recommend an initial course of 3 to 4 sessions to assess your response. If you experience a positive effect, we usually suggest a further 3 to 4 sessions to achieve full recovery, although this can vary depending on the condition and your individual response.

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How the pricing works:

You can choose from two options:

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• Standalone Shockwave Sessions:
  These are shorter (10–15 minute) appointments focused solely on delivering shockwave therapy. They are more affordable and ideal for clients already following a rehab plan or not requiring reassessment.

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• Integrated with Physiotherapy Consultation:
  Shockwave can also be delivered as part of a full-length physiotherapy appointment. In this case, a small surcharge applies to cover the use of the device. Shockwave machines are highly specialised, requiring ongoing maintenance, calibration, and clinical servicing to ensure safe and effective results.

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Private Health Fund & Medicare Rebates Available:

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• Private health insurance rebates apply when cover includes physiotherapy.

• Eligible patients under the GP Chronic Condition Management Plan can also use their Medicare rebates, as all shockwave sessions are delivered by an AHPRA-registered physiotherapist.

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In short, shockwave therapy offers great value, especially compared to more invasive interventions. It’s a clinically supported, low-risk solution to help you get back to doing what you love, faster.

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What Results Can I Expect?

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Many patients begin to notice improvements in pain levels and mobility within 2 to 3 sessions, with more significant changes occurring after the full course of treatment. Radial Shockwave Therapy is particularly effective for chronic conditions that have been resistant to other approaches, such as rest, exercise, or manual therapy alone.

Results vary depending on the severity and duration of the condition, but clinical studies have shown that shockwave therapy can lead to:

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• Reduced pain intensity

• Improved tissue healing and blood flow

• Greater functional movement and activity levels

• Lower recurrence rates when combined with exercise rehab

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Because the therapy works by stimulating your body’s natural repair mechanisms, the effects continue to build even after the treatment sessions are completed. For many clients, improvements are long-lasting—especially when supported by a tailored rehabilitation program.

We’ll track your progress closely and adapt your treatment as needed to give you the best chance of a successful outcome.

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How Do I Get Started, and What’s the Experience Like?

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Getting started with Radial Shockwave Therapy is simple. If you're new to our clinic, we begin with a comprehensive physiotherapy consultation to assess your condition, discuss your goals, and determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate for you. If you're a returning client, and we've already confirmed your diagnosis and treatment plan, you may be eligible to begin shockwave sessions straight away. Currently only available in our Robina location.

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You can book online, call us directly, or request a callback through our contact form. Appointments are available as dedicated shockwave sessions or integrated into standard physiotherapy consults—we’ll help you choose what best fits your needs.

From your first visit, you’ll be cared for by a qualified physiotherapist who will explain the process clearly, ensure you feel comfortable, and adjust the treatment based on your response. Most patients describe the treatment as a strong tapping or pulsing sensation, which can be intense over sensitive areas but is usually well tolerated and short in duration.

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We pride ourselves on offering an environment where you feel listened to and confident in your care. Our goal is to help you return to what matters most—whether that’s sport, work, or simply moving without pain.