Chronic Knee Pain Solutions in Allentown PA

ERGO-FLEX Technologies has developed a revolutionary piece of equipment that provides safe and effective knee decompression. The KNEE ON TRAC system offers benefits for those suffering with chronic knee pain due to osteoarthritis, previous injury, failed surgery and more.

A new, non-invasive treatment solution that uses high-intensity sound waves which interact with damaged or inflamed tissues of the body.
EPAT also known as Extracorporeal Shock Wave Technology (ESWT) utilizes high energy acoustic pressure waves to non-invasively treat patients.

Pulse wave works by sending low-energy pulses into the affected area of the injured tissue. These pressure waves stimulate the natural bio-healing effects in the body.

An advanced neurological technique that improves mobility and decreases pain. It helps "reprogram the brain" so the muscles that cross the knee joint or other areas such as the hip and ankle joints regain their proper strength and length.

The cold laser produces an impulse of light at a specific wavelength. The goal of laser therapy is to deliver light energy units from red and infrared range, called photons, to damaged cells. It is the consensus of these photons are absorbed by the cells and stimulate mitochondria to accelerate production of ATP. This biochemical increase in cell energy is used to transform live cells from a state of illness to a stable, healthy state.

Over 4000 studies have been conducted in recent years to validate the effectiveness of cold laser therapy.

Infrared decreases acute and chronic pain by stimulating a cascade of many natural biological processes. It increases the metabolism of the injured tissue and the production of ATP. Cell membranes are repolarized to increase circulation thus reducing inflammation and edema. Infrared also prevents the release of biochemicals that stimulate pain receptors to directly relieve pain

This is a game-changing new way to introduce atomic spin to the healing process. The essence of this new technology is that the first 3-6 inches of the signal quickly moves down the strap without any resistance from contact with the patient’s skin. Then, as it migrates along the strap in contact with the patient’s skin, its speed of conduction is slowed down by skin resistance. Meanwhile, the other strap is doing the same thing, but 180 degrees out of phase.