WellWave USA
Mobile Shockwave Therapy
WellWave USA brings noninvasive shockwave therapy closer to eligible patients through participating healthcare providers. Its mobile model helps clinics and communities offer on-site assessment, treatment and support without requiring every visit to take place in a traditional clinic.
WellWave at a Glance
What it offers
Provider-led assessment and mobile shockwave therapy.
How care is delivered
At an available home, workplace or other approved location.
Current patient availability
Participating service areas in Florida, subject to provider and scheduling availability.
What’s Included
A WellWave experience may include:
Individual assessment
Review of symptoms, health history and treatment suitability.
Noninvasive treatment
Externally applied acoustic energy when a provider determines it is appropriate.
Mobile scheduling
Appointment coordination based on the patient’s location and participating provider availability.
Next-step guidance
Information about what comes next following the assessment or treatment.
The device, treatment approach and number of visits depend on the patient’s clinical circumstances.
How WellWave Works
Start with WellWave USA
Patients use its secure process to ask about service availability and provide information needed for a benefits review.
Coordinate an appointment
The team reviews location, scheduling and participating provider availability.
Meet the provider
A healthcare professional assesses whether shockwave therapy is appropriate and explains the proposed care before treatment.
Clinics interested in offering WellWave can start a separate partnership conversation about clinical and operational fit.
Who WellWave Is For
Shockwave therapy may be considered for certain musculoskeletal concerns, including some tendon and soft-tissue conditions. It is not appropriate for every source of pain. A qualified healthcare provider determines suitability based on the diagnosis, medical history, device and proposed treatment.
WellWave’s current patient-facing service areas are in Florida. Providers and organizations in other US markets can inquire about partnership opportunities.
Costs and Important Considerations
Insurance coverage varies by plan, diagnosis, medical necessity and service. A benefits review does not guarantee coverage or payment. Ask about expected costs and available payment options before treatment.
Treatment may cause tapping, pressure or temporary discomfort. Outcomes vary, and no specific level of pain relief, recovery time or functional improvement can be promised. Your provider should explain relevant risks, alternatives and expectations for your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WellWave a physical clinic?
WellWave primarily uses a mobile-care model through participating providers. Listed service areas should not be read as a list of separate clinic locations.
Where is WellWave available?
Patient services are currently described across participating Florida service areas. Availability depends on ZIP code, provider coverage and scheduling.
Who decides whether treatment is appropriate?
A participating healthcare provider evaluates your condition and determines whether shockwave therapy may be suitable.
How many treatments will I need?
There is no single schedule for everyone. A provider can discuss a proposed plan after assessing your condition.
Does insurance cover shockwave therapy?
Sometimes, depending on the plan and service. WellWave can review applicable benefits, but verification is not a guarantee of payment.
Can my clinic work with WellWave?
Healthcare providers can contact Welgen One to discuss potential service integration, participating locations and clinical responsibilities.
Explore Mobile Shockwave Care
Whether you’re a patient checking availability or a provider interested in bringing shockwave therapy to your community, WellWave USA is the place to learn about current services and next steps.