Rixa Recovery and Performance has introduced regenerative medicine services for pain, expanding its care model for individuals seeking non-surgical support for chronic pain, soft tissue concerns, joint discomfort, and recovery-related movement limitations.
The clinic’s regenerative medicine services center on SoftWave Therapy, a non-invasive acoustic wave technology used to support the body’s natural healing response. Through this approach, Rixa Recovery and Performance provides care options for patients who are exploring alternatives to surgery, injections, medication-based pain management, or short-term symptom relief.
Rixa Recovery and Performance works with patients experiencing a range of musculoskeletal concerns, including pain affecting the knees, hips, shoulders, elbows, ankles, wrists, back, neck, and other areas. The clinic also provides support for soft tissue issues involving ligaments, tendons, muscles, plantar fasciitis, sciatica, old injuries, post-surgical discomfort, sports-related injuries, and other recovery challenges.
The introduction of Rixa Recovery’s regenerative medicine services reflects a broader patient interest in care models that focus on function, movement, and long-term recovery support. Rather than addressing pain only as an isolated symptom, Rixa Recovery and Performance evaluates how discomfort, mobility limitations, tissue irritation, and previous injuries may be affecting a patient’s daily activities and physical performance.
SoftWave Therapy uses acoustic wave technology as part of a non-invasive treatment approach. According to SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Technologies, its OrthoGold 100 device received FDA 510(k) clearance for indications including temporary increase in local blood circulation, relief of minor aches and pains, and activation of connective tissue. Rixa Recovery and Performance uses the technology within a structured care process for patients seeking conservative options for pain-related movement limitations.
The clinic’s model is intended to support patients who want to remain active, return to exercise, improve mobility, or address persistent discomfort that interferes with work, recreation, or daily routines. Care plans may vary based on the patient’s condition, history, goals, and response to treatment.
“Many patients are looking for non-surgical options that support recovery while taking their full health picture into account,” said Shawn Stansbery, D.O., board-certified physician at Rixa Recovery and Performance. “Our approach is centered on personalized care, careful evaluation, and evidence-informed treatment planning so each patient can better understand available options for addressing pain and improving function.”
The clinic’s use of SoftWave Therapy is part of its larger focus on recovery-centered care. Rixa Recovery and Performance emphasizes identifying the underlying contributors to pain and movement restrictions while helping patients explore options that align with their individual needs. The clinic’s approach may include patient education, functional assessment, and non-invasive treatment planning.
Rixa Recovery and Performance’s regenerative medicine services are being introduced as part of a non-surgical care model for patients seeking evaluation and treatment options for discomfort, mobility concerns, and recovery-related limitations. The clinic evaluates patients individually to determine whether SoftWave Therapy may be appropriate based on their condition, history, and care goals.
The clinic states that its care process is not based on a one-size-fits-all model. Instead, patients are evaluated individually to determine whether the technology and treatment approach fit their needs. The clinic may also discuss expected treatment structure, care frequency, and recovery goals during the consultation process.
Rixa Recovery and Performance’s services may be relevant for individuals with chronic pain concerns, sports-related strains, soft tissue irritation, joint discomfort, recurring injuries, or discomfort related to physical activity. The clinic also works with patients who have tried other conservative approaches and are seeking additional options for pain-related limitations.
The announcement of these regenerative medicine services supports Rixa Recovery and Performance’s continued development as a recovery-focused clinic serving patients interested in non-invasive pain care. By offering SoftWave Therapy within a structured clinical setting, the clinic aims to provide patients with information, assessment, and treatment options connected to movement, function, and long-term recovery support.
Patients interested in learning more about the clinic’s regenerative medicine services, treatment process, or appointment availability may visit the Rixa Recovery and Performance website.
Rixa Recovery and Performance is a recovery-focused clinic based in Perrysburg, Ohio. The clinic provides non-invasive care options for patients experiencing chronic pain, joint discomfort, soft tissue concerns, sports injuries, movement limitations, and other recovery-related challenges. Its regenerative medicine services include SoftWave Therapy, a non-invasive acoustic wave technology used to support tissue activity, circulation, and recovery processes. Rixa Recovery and Performance focuses on helping patients better understand the source of pain and explore care options designed to support function, mobility, and long-term wellness. For more information, visit https://rixarecovery.com/.
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For more information about RIXA Recovery and Performance, contact the company here:
RIXA Recovery and Performance
Tim and Mia Scott
(419)519-7557
miamscott@rixahealth.com
3150 Chappel Dr Suite 24, Perrysburg, OH 43551
