EPAT® in Southeastern Pennsylvania
Stimulate Healing with Extracorporeal Pulse Activated Technology
Extracorporeal Pulse Activated Technology®, or EPAT®, is an FDA approved, non-invasive treatment for acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain. It is an exceptional advance in medical science. EPAT® uses distinctive sets of pressure waves to stimulate both biologic and angiogenic reactions that promote blood circulation in the targeted area. This accelerates natural healing in the body.
To determine if EPAT® is right for you, you will need to talk to one of our Southeastern Pennsylvania podiatrists. Our highly-qualified staff and experienced doctors at Bux-Mont Foot & Ankle Care Centers are ready to assist. Give us a call to learn more about our various foot and ankle treatments.
Dial (215) 392-4009 to talk with our friendly staff at the Bux-Mont Foot & Ankle Care Centers in Warminster or Newtown.
Is EPAT® Right for Me?
Consider EPAT® if you:
- Have severe foot pain in the mornings or evenings
- Feel a burning in the sole of your foot
- Have a heel spur
- Have Achilles Tendonitis
- Discover heel pain after a new exercise routine
- Suffer from foot pain that keeps you from doing things you enjoy
- Consistently experience tired, achy feet
- Have been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis
The Benefits of EPAT®
Some of the benefits of EPAT® include:
- No scarring
- No incisions or stitches
- No recovery time
- No medication in most cases
- Quick sessions
- No hospitalization
- No activity restrictions
- No risk of infection
- Easier, faster healing
- 80% success rate
- Reduced pain in as little as three sessions
How It Works
At your EPAT® procedure, we will use acoustic pressure waves to help regenerate tissue in your body and make microcirculatory improvements. These waves can also create new vascularization, and encourage the body to heal itself naturally.
To read answers from frequently answered questions, and see visuals on how EPAT® works, please click here to learn more.
For this therapy, the patient rests in a comfortable chair with his or her ankle on a large rubber, fluid-filled dome. While anesthesia is not always required, we may administer a local anesthetic for comfort. Once we have determined a specific area to target, we will set the equipment to pulsate and penetrate at a predetermined speed and intensity. You will hear a clicking sound as the technology works to rapidly to force your body to lay down new tendon fibers.
Are you interested in EPAT®? Call (215) 392-4009 to speak with our compassionate Southeastern Pennsylvania podiatry team about this groundbreaking medical advance.
