Chronic Joint Pain — and Not Ready for Surgery?
Knee. Hip. Shoulder. Hand. Wherever it hurts, you've been through the usual cycle: rest, PT, NSAIDs, cortisone, maybe injections. Each one helped less than the last. Now you're being told the next step is surgery — and that's not where you want to land.
There's one more option before a surgical decision: Low-Dose Radiation Therapy.
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What LDRT does
LDRT is a precise, non-surgical treatment that targets the inflammation driving chronic joint and tendon pain. Decades of European clinical evidence support its use in benign musculoskeletal disease. The mechanism is straightforward: low-dose, targeted radiation modulates inflammatory cells, reduces pain-generating cytokines, and shifts the local biology away from the chronic inflammation that keeps your pain self-sustaining.
No needles. No anesthesia. No incisions. No downtime. 6 to 8 brief, consecutive sessions for most conditions.
Conditions we treat
- Knee, hip, shoulder, hand, ankle osteoarthritis
- Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
- Rotator cuff tendinopathy
- Tennis elbow / golfer's elbow
- Chronic plantar fasciitis
- Hip, shoulder, knee, elbow bursitis
- Achilles, patellar, and other chronic tendinopathies
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What patients typically want to know
Is it covered by insurance? Most major insurance is accepted, including Medicare and major commercial plans. We verify your specific benefits before treatment.
Do I need a referral? No.
How long until I notice improvement? Most patients experience gradual improvement over the weeks following the final session.
Is it safe? The doses used for benign musculoskeletal disease are calibrated specifically for benign musculoskeletal conditions. LDRT for these conditions has decades of well-characterized clinical use.