SoftWave Therapy in Clearwater, FL

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What is SoftWave therapy?

SoftWave is a non-invasive acoustic wave therapy, often searched as shockwave therapy in Clearwater, FL. After a little ultrasound gel is applied, a handheld applicator is placed on the area and delivers broad acoustic waves (a type of shockwave). It needs no needles and no medication, and usually no downtime. It may help support your body's own recovery process. Results vary from person to person, and SoftWave is not a replacement for care from your physician.

Non-invasive | No needles or medication | Usually no downtime

Your $79 SoftWave mapping session

Your $79 first visit takes about 30 to 45 minutes in total, including a consultation, mapping of the area, and a SoftWave treatment (the treatment itself typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes).

1. Book online at drjennifernorbits.booksy.com.
2. Talk it through: Dr. Jennifer Norbits asks about your goals, activity and history.
3. Mapping: she moves the SoftWave applicator across the whole area of concern, a single joint or a larger region, and you tell her where you feel it most, which helps identify the treatment hotspots.
4. Your SoftWave treatment is part of the visit.
5. Review together what she found and whether SoftWave seems like a good fit.
6. Your plan, your call: if you continue, she explains the suggested number of visits. No pressure.

What people ask about

People often come in curious whether SoftWave may help with:

• Knee, shoulder, elbow, hip or ankle discomfort
• Tendon and soft-tissue concerns (for example heel, elbow or Achilles areas)
• Recovery support after surgery, once your surgeon has cleared you
• Sports strain for runners, golfers, pickleball and tennis players
• Lingering aches that limit everyday activity
• Men's wellness: acoustic wave therapy for men is a common question; ask about a private consultation.

Listing a concern here does not mean SoftWave will help. Each person is evaluated individually, and results vary. SoftWave's FDA clearances are listed in the note below; other uses are not FDA-cleared indications. Talk with your physician about any medical condition.

Why Dr. Jennifer Norbits

• Brand-new SoftWave equipment.
• SoftWave trained: Dr. Jennifer Norbits completed SoftWave's provider training.
• Find us on SoftWave Clinics (softwaveclinics.com): View our listing
• Local and personal: a Clearwater practice where you work with Dr. Jennifer Norbits directly.
• Saturday hours: 9 to 5 on Saturdays.

$79 SoftWave Mapping Session

• ✓ One-on-one consultation with Dr. Jennifer Norbits
• ✓ Mapping of your whole area of concern, a joint or a larger region
• ✓ A SoftWave treatment (about 10 to 15 minutes of the 30 to 45 minute visit)
• ✓ Review of findings and a recommended plan
• ✓ Your questions answered, no obligation

Self-pay. Insurance is not accepted.

Reserve My $79 Mapping Session

What people say

"After months of researching SoftWave, I finally decided to try a mapping session. Dr. Norbits is incredibly knowledgeable, and with her help, I feel confident that this treatment will be effective." — William S.

"I was curious about softwave technology for an elbow/shoulder issue. Dr Norbits is very knowledgeable, passionate, is a great listener and explains in detail where your problem areas are and focuses on [them]! She is very friendly and easy to talk with too!" — Donna S.

"I've had 6 soft wave treatments so far and definitely feeling the difference in my knees." — Nate P.

Individual experience. Results vary.

"Her use of 'SoftWave' technology on my knees has given me more mobility and less pain in my knees than anything else I have done!" — Robert W.

Individual experience. Results vary.

"I heard about softwave from a friend and decided to try it... Each session I have seen improvement and it's only been 5 sessions and I'm back playing pickleball!" — Nancy P.

Individual experience. Results vary.

From public Google reviews.

What to expect

• The visit: about 30 to 45 minutes in total; the treatment itself typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Wear clothing that gives easy access to the area.
• During treatment: most people describe a tapping feeling; some feel mild discomfort. Tell her anytime you want the intensity adjusted.
• Afterward: most people go back to their day right away. Some notice mild redness or soreness for a day or two, and you may be advised to skip high-impact exercise for 24 to 48 hours.
• Over time: some people notice changes within a few visits, while others take longer or notice little change. Results vary.

Hours and location

Dr. Jennifer Norbits LLC · 1205 Court Street, Suite 22-24, Clearwater, FL 33756 · 727-265-8585

Mon / Wed / Fri: 9:00–12:30 and 2:00–6:30 · Sat: 9:00–5:00 · Sun / Tue / Thu: Closed

Get Directions

Parking and building: The clinic is at Butavia Studios in Clearwater, Florida. There are two buildings, and the clinic is in the 1205 building at 1205 Court Street, Suite 22-24. There is a large parking lot to the south, next to the 1211 building, and there is a parking lot right in front of the door at the 1205 building if a spot is available.

FAQ

1. What is SoftWave therapy? A non-invasive acoustic wave therapy that may help support the body's natural recovery. Results vary.
2. Is it the same as shockwave therapy? SoftWave delivers broad acoustic waves, a type of shockwave, so people searching for shockwave therapy in Clearwater, FL often find it.
3. Does it hurt? Most people find it tolerable, often describing a tapping feeling; some feel mild discomfort. The intensity can be adjusted.
4. How long is the first visit? About 30 to 45 minutes in total; the SoftWave treatment itself typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
5. How many sessions will I need? It depends on the person. Your mapping session helps her suggest a plan.
6. What does the first visit cost? $79, including a SoftWave treatment. Later visits are reviewed with you in person.
7. Do you take insurance? No. The clinic is self-pay only.
8. Can I do SoftWave after surgery? Get clearance from your surgeon first, and bring any restrictions with you.
9. Who should not have SoftWave? It is not suitable during pregnancy, with a pacemaker, or with cancer. Dr. Jennifer Norbits reviews your history first.
10. Is SoftWave a replacement for medical care? No. It is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment from your physician.
11. How do I book? Online at drjennifernorbits.booksy.com, or call 727-265-8585.

Ready to see if SoftWave is a fit for you?

Start with a $79 mapping session with Dr. Jennifer Norbits in Clearwater.

Book on Booksy | Call 727-265-8585

The SoftWave device is FDA 510(k) cleared for the relief of minor muscle aches and pains, a temporary increase in local blood circulation, and activation of connective tissue (K213120). Other uses discussed on this page, including joint and tendon uses, are not FDA-cleared indications. Results vary.

Educational information only. Not a replacement for medical care.

SoftWave® is a registered trademark of SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Technologies, LLC.