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Shockwave therapy
in Lakeland and The Villages, FL

Non-invasive Omniwave acoustic wave therapy for shoulders, knees, hips, the TMJ and stubborn soft tissue. No injections and no downtime, delivered in the office by Dr. Justin Bergin.

  • Self-pay program
  • No injections, no downtime
  • Omniwave device
  • 22 years in practice
  • $47 new-patient exam

Medically reviewed by Dr. Justin Bergin, DC Updated September 10, 2026

What shockwave therapy actually does

Shockwave therapy sends focused acoustic pressure waves through the skin into a specific tissue target. There is no incision, no injection and no anesthesia. The applicator is placed over the area the exam identified, and the pulses are delivered in a short in-office session.

At ChiroMed the device is Omniwave, and it is used two ways: on joints and soft tissue, and on the sexual wellness line. Naming the hardware matters, because "shockwave" covers several very different machines and protocols, and a patient comparing clinics deserves to know which one is in the room.

Shockwave is rarely the whole plan here. It is paired with adjustment, decompression or soft tissue work depending on what the exam and imaging show, which is why the first visit starts with an examination rather than a machine. For general background on tendon and soft-tissue conditions, MedlinePlus maintains a plain-language overview of tendinitis from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

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Conditions we treat with it

Shockwave is the primary tool where a joint or tendon has stopped tolerating load, and a supporting tool across a longer list.

Why patients choose it over doing nothing

It does not require an incision

Nothing is cut and nothing is injected, so there is no wound to protect afterwards.

It fits around a working week

Sessions are short and in-office, and patients drive themselves home.

It is combined, not isolated

The session sits inside a plan that also addresses the mechanics that loaded the tissue in the first place.

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Compare your options

Real alternatives exist for every one of these problems, including ones this practice does not perform. Here is the honest set.

OptionWhat it isTypically considered whenOffered here
Omniwave shockwaveAcoustic pressure waves delivered through the skinTendon, ligament or joint tissue that has not settled with rest and load management Yes
Cold laser therapyLow-level light applied to the tissueSuperficial tissue and nerve-related complaints, often alongside shockwave Yes
Spinal or knee decompressionMechanical traction that unloads a disc or jointThe problem is compression rather than tendon tissue Yes
Physical therapySupervised progressive loading and rehabilitationStrength and control are the limiting factor Not performed here
Corticosteroid or nerve-root injectionAn injected medication placed at the pain sourceSevere inflammation, or when a diagnostic block is needed. A referral conversation, not a competitor Not performed here
SurgeryOperative repair or joint replacementStructural damage that conservative care cannot address. It has a real place Not performed here

If the exam says an injection or a surgical opinion is the right next step, you will be told that at the exam.

Is shockwave right for someone like you?

Candidacy is decided at the examination, not on a web page. These are the general lines.

Likely a good candidate if

  • A shoulder, hip, knee, TMJ or foot problem that has lasted longer than a few weeks
  • Tendon or ligament tissue that has not settled with rest
  • You want to avoid an injection or an operation if a conservative route exists
  • You can attend a short in-office session more than once
  • You are comfortable with a self-pay program

Generally not appropriate if

  • You are pregnant
  • You have a bleeding disorder or are on anticoagulant therapy
  • There is an active infection, an open wound or a tumour over the treatment area
  • The area has been recently injected with a corticosteroid
  • A red-flag finding at the exam calls for imaging or a medical referral first

This list is general and is not a diagnosis. The exam decides.

What to expect at your first visit

  1. History and conversation. What hurts, when it started, what makes it worse, and what you want to get back to doing.
  2. Exam and imaging. Orthopedic and neurological testing, with digital X-ray on site when it changes the plan.
  3. Findings explained. You see your own images and hear what they mean, including whether shockwave is the right answer for you at all.
  4. The plan and the cost. Written down before anything begins.

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Cost, insurance and financing

Shockwave therapy is a self-pay program at ChiroMed. There is no published per-session price, so here is what actually moves the number and what a course includes.

The one published price

Consultation, Exam, X-Rays (If Needed) and Report of Findings, Only $47

What moves the cost

  • How many regions are being treated
  • Whether the plan pairs shockwave with decompression, laser or soft tissue work
  • How long the tissue has been symptomatic
  • Whether imaging is needed to set the plan

What a course includes

  • The examination and report of findings
  • The in-office sessions themselves
  • Home movement guidance between sessions
  • Reassessment as the plan progresses

Payment: Self-pay. Chiropractic care at ChiroMed bills insurance; the regenerative programs, including this one, do not. Payment plans are available.

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Why ChiroMed for shockwave therapy

Dr. Justin Bergin, DC has been in practice for 22 years and performs the examination personally. Shockwave here is not a standalone package sold at the front desk: it is one of the disciplines inside a joint and regenerative recovery plan, combined with whatever else the exam says the joint needs.

What patients say

Visible testimonials only. Google reviews for this practice are chiropractic-era, so none of them mentions shockwave therapy, and none is presented as if it did.

Dr. Bergin at Chiromed Wellness Centers is the best chiropractor in town. I no longer have to take pain meds. If you still have pain, you’re not seeing to best chiropractor.

Debora K., Lakeland patient

Dr. Bergin is phenomenal. Chronic lower back issues led a different doctor to mention back surgery to me. That was not an option I wanted to entertain. After a consult with Dr. B, he was confident that he could help resolve my back issues. I’ve been seeing him weekly to resolve the issue, and I am so pleased with the results so far! More mobility, less pain, and a great customer experience.

Joshua F., Lakeland patient

Aggregate rating for the practice: 4.8 out of 5 from 225 Google reviews.

Where you would be treated

Both offices run the same service lineup. In Lakeland that is 6595 Florida Ave S, Suite 13, Lakeland, minutes from the South Florida Avenue corridor near Southgate Shopping Center and Lakeside Village, serving Polk County. In the Villages market the office is at 929 US-441 #404, Lady Lake, serving Lake County, Sumter County, Marion County.

Call Lakeland on (863) 940-3444 or The Villages on (352) 915-7150. Reverse-silo note: a service page links UP to its parent hub only, so the office pages are reached from the Locations menu rather than from here.

Get in touch

Book your shockwave evaluation

Tell us which joint is the problem and which office is closer. A member of the ChiroMed team follows up within one business day.

  1. 1

    Send the form

    Two minutes. Tell us what hurts and which office is closer.

  2. 2

    We call you back

    A real person, within one business day, to find a time that works.

  3. 3

    Exam and answers

    History, orthopedic and neurological testing, imaging on site when it changes the plan.

  • $47 consultation, exam, X-rays if needed and report of findings
  • Payment plans available on the self-pay programs
  • 4.8 out of 5 from 225 Google reviews
  • Choose Lakeland or The Villages on the form

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Common questions

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Find out whether shockwave is the right tool

One examination tells you which discipline your joint actually needs.

Consultation, Exam, X-Rays (If Needed) and Report of Findings, Only $47

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