Pain doesn’t just limit motion.
It reshapes your relationship with your body.
You may still be active. Still capable.
But you’re thinking...
Will this flare it up?
Will I pay for this later?
Is this worth it?
You say, "I can't do that" but what's more.... you are afraid to even try.
The reality is… pain sucks the life out of you.
But there is hope, and it doesn’t involve medication that makes you a total zombie, painful injections, or just hoping it will eventually go away.
Not all pain arrives loudly.
Sometimes it shows up as a hesitation you didn’t used to have.
A movement you avoid without thinking.
A plan you decline because you’re not sure how your body will feel that day.
At first, you adapt.
You modify workouts.
You sit differently.
You push through when you can — and rest when you must.
And slowly, without realizing it, pain begins to influence your choices.
Pain has a way of quietly reshaping your life...
Pain changes how you move... and think.
Musculoskeletal pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide
According to the World Health Organization and the Global Burden of Disease Study, conditions like back pain, neck pain, osteoarthritis, and other chronic musculoskeletal disorders are the number one cause of years lived with disability globally — ahead of heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.
Healing is possible...
But first, you need to know that healing is not prolonged rest, wait and see, using medication as a band-aid, or thinking injections or surgery will provide a quick fix.
Your body has an incredible natural ability to heal itself. Just like when you get a cut on your finger, your body instantly starts the repair process -- without you even thinking about it. In fact your body replaces ~330 billion cells every single day. That means roughly 1% of your body is regenerated daily.
Your body has an incredible natural ability to heal itself. When you cut your finger, your body instantly starts the repair process. In fact, your body is constantly healing and repairing itself - it replaces ~330 billion cells every single day. That means roughly 1% of your body is regenerated daily.
Chronic inflammation keeps the body from healing properly. Taking medication for inflammation is like throwing a bucket of water on your whole body and hoping it reduces the inflamed tissue. Similar to throwing spaghetti against a wall and seeing what sticks. The most impactful healing modalities are focused and targeted on creating repair for specific damaged tissue.
Chronic inflammation keeps the body from healing properly. Taking medication for inflammation is like throwing a bucket of water on your whole body and hoping it heals the inflamed tissue. Similar to throwing spaghetti against a wall and seeing what sticks. But the most impactful healing modalities are focused and targeted repair for specific damaged tissue.
Healing begins with new blood flow (aka angiogenesis)
Angiogenesis delivers growth factors — your body’s built-in repair signals — that reduce inflammation and activate regenerative healing, including the creation of new stem cells.
Healing begins with new blood flow (aka angiogenesis)
Angiogenesis delivers growth factors — your body’s built-in repair signals — that reduce inflammation and activate regenerative healing, including the creation of new stem cells.
They encourage innate healing.
They decrease inflammation.
They focus on new blood flow.
The most impactful healing modalities
don't just mask symptoms...
The most impactful healing modalities
don't just mask symptoms...
After nearly 2 decades of treating patients, it was clear that a gap in healthcare was growing. Overall pain levels were skyrocketing and the opioid crisis has stolen the lives of over 650,000 souls and counting.
My patients were suffering and fearful of the options for managing pain and restoring their quality of life. And while chiropractic care is the #1 solution for quickly and effectively restoring the health of the spine and nervous system... there was definitely more that was needed for healing long standing chronic pain and lingering injuries.
It was time to dive into the new frontier of healing - regenerative therapy. After years researching treatment options and new technologies -- there became a very clear winner -- StemWave Therapy.
Dr. Jill Moore
Practicing Chiropractic since - 2009
Stemwave is an Electrohydraulic Shockwave System with a unique Cellular Response Technology (CRT).
NO DOWNTIME
LONG LASTING RESULTS
NON-INVASIVE
It sends focused waves to activate connective tissue, relieve pain, and increase localized blood circulation.
It is changing the healing game for patients and making waves in healthcare.
StemWave leverages powerful acoustic shockwaves to stimulate your body's natural healing processes, enhances circulation, and reduces inflammation.
Stemwave is an in demand alternative to injections, drugs, or surgery. It is safe, FDA listed, and there is no downtime after treatment so you don't have to stop your normal daily activities.
Discover the Stemwave difference.
a Focused approach to pain relief
How Stemwave Works
WHAT WE TREAT
Knee/Hip/Shoulder Surgery - $3,000 - $30,000 + weeks or months off work and activities
Cortisone Injections - $200-$300 pain relief but overall deteriorating tissue health.
Gel Injections - $1200- $3000 - pain relief but doesn't repair cartilage or reverse osteoarthritis
PRP Injections - $650 - $2500 per injection with 3 months wait time for full results.
Stem Cell Injections - $2500 - $5000 using donor stem cells.
Care Option Average Cost Comparison
STEMWAVE Regenerative First Treatment - Regularly $200
new patient Special ONLY $49
*80% of patients report pain relief from the initial mapping session. Treatment sessions are 5-10 minutes and are designed to alleviate pain and promote natural healing. Most patients begin to notice significant improvement as early as their third or fourth session, with lasting results over a course of 8-12 treatments.
Your Health is always an investment
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Yours in health,
Dr. Jill Moore