Two minutes, four questions
Would this even work for you?
A short set of questions to find out whether low-dose radiation therapy is worth a conversation for your situation — or whether it plainly is not. We would rather tell you no now than have you drive in to hear it.
What this is, and what it is not
These questions are a filter, not a diagnosis. They tell you whether your situation is the kind we can usefully treat, which is a different question from whether treatment will work for you — that one depends on your imaging and your history, and it needs a clinician rather than a questionnaire.
Low-dose radiation therapy is aimed at persistent inflammatory pain in joints and soft tissue that has not settled with the usual measures. It does not rebuild cartilage, repair a tear, or correct a deformity, and it is not a substitute for surgery in someone who needs it. Individual results vary.
Would rather just talk to someone? Call (865) 999-5988. No referral is required.
How the treatment actually works Is it covered? See accepted plans Who would treat me?