
Shockwave Therapy
in Regina and Emerald Park/White City
What is Shockwave Therapy?
Shockwave therapy is a specialized non-invasive treatment that involves delivering shock waves (radial waves driven either electromagnetically or pneumatically) to damaged or injured tissues to reduce pain, break up adhesions, and promote healing.


What Can Be Treated
With Shockwave Therapy?
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Plantar fasciitis
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Achilles tendonitis
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Patellar tendonitis (jumper's knee)
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Medial & Lateral Epicondylitis (golfers'/tennis elbow)
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Calcific tendonitis
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IT band syndrome
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Thumb basal joint arthritis
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Bursitis
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Shin splints
Frequently Asked Questions​
How Long Does it Take?
One typical treatment takes less than 5 minutes per area. Each condition is different, however, most conditions require 4-8 treatments spaced several days apart. During your initial assessment, our team will evaluate your specific condition to determine if shockwave would be of benefit and how many treatments you may need.
Does it Hurt?
If your treatment is over a "fleshy" are, you likely will not feel any discomfort at all. If you treatment is over a "boney" area, some sensitivity/discomfort may be felt. Your first treatment may be slightly uncomfortable; however, as your body heals each successive treatment should be easier.
We use a device called the Zimmer enPuls specifically because it delivers a patented "soft shot" pulse which is less likely to cause discomfort during treatment.
Is Shockwave Therapy Covered by Insurance in Saskatchewan?
Many extended health plans (including those offered by local Regina employers) will cover physiotherapy visits. At Haas we can direct-bill many providers. Shockwave therapy is often considered part of the physiotherapy service — always check your plan for “physiotherapy – advanced modalities.
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Will it work for chronic problems?
Yes — especially when you’ve had persistent tendon or fascia pain for 3-6 months and standard treatments (rest, “boot camp”, anti-inflammatories) haven’t fully resolved it. Evidence supports shockwave therapy as a next-step conservative treatment.
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Are there side-effects?
Treatments are generally well tolerated. Some local redness, slight swelling, or mild discomfort in a “bony” area may happen. Serious adverse events are rare when performed by trained therapists.
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What is the cost?
At Haas we base cost on how many areas are treated and how many sessions are needed. Please contact us at 306-559-6469 (Regina) or 306-559-5676 (Emerald Park) for provided fee information. We aim to make it transparent and affordable.

