Radiation can be utilized to significantly reduce symptoms caused by osteoarthritis when first line treatments have not provided sufficient relief.
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease that breaks down cartilage between joints and can change bone shape. This breakdown can cause inflammation, pain, impact mobility, and quality of life. Low dose radiation treatment has been shown to significantly improve these symptoms.
Low dose radiation has shown significant improvement in pain after treatment completion.
No painful injections, medications, or surgery required.
Little to no side effects due to limited amount of radiation used. Slight skin reaction may occur.
Call the office to schedule a consult. No referral needed with appropriate diagnosis.
Seven treatments given daily, Monday through Friday. Each treatment lasts approximately 15 minutes.
Treatment covered by most insurance plans, including Medicare. Financial Counselors can provide more information.
