Supportive therapies at Heem Health are designed to complement chiropractic care and support recovery between visits. These services focus on soft tissue health, neuromuscular regulation, and mobility, and are integrated into care plans when clinically appropriate. Each one is used within a coordinated chiropractic care plan.
EMS DolorClast shockwave therapy delivers acoustic pressure waves into a targeted area of tendon or soft tissue. It is commonly used for stubborn tendon and soft-tissue problems that have been slow to settle, such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles and other tendinopathies, and elbow or shoulder tendon pain.
Sessions are brief and done in the clinic. Most people feel a strong tapping during treatment, and the intensity can be adjusted. Shockwave is usually given as a series of sessions, and it is added to your plan when your evaluation shows it fits the problem.
Laser therapy applies focused light to painful muscles, tendons and joints. It involves no drugs or needles, and most people feel gentle warmth or nothing at all. It is used to support comfort and tissue recovery alongside adjustments and exercise.
Supportive therapies are applied intentionally and selectively. Recommendations are based on your assessment, goals and progress, and each therapy has a defined role in your care plan. Your chiropractic care and in-motion X-ray findings decide which therapy is used and when.
Benefits include:
Therapy chosen for your needs
A clear clinical purpose for each one
Changes as you progress
Tied to your chiropractic care plan
