PEMF therapy supports your body’s natural healing processes.
PEMF Packages
Choose a PEMF option that fits your recovery, pain-relief, and wellness goals.
Choose Your PEMF Package
From a first session to ongoing monthly care, select the package that works best for you.
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One-Time Purchase — $50
Intro Pack — 3 for $99
Multi-Session Packs
10 Pack — $450
20 Pack — $800
Monthly Memberships
4 hours / month — $150
8 hours / month — $275
12 hours / month — $375
What Is PEMF?
PEMF stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy. It uses gentle, pulsing electromagnetic waves through the body’s tissues to support the natural charge cells need to function, heal, and thrive.
At Cutting Edge Physical Therapy, PEMF is used as part of a whole-body approach to recovery and wellness. It may support the body’s natural healing systems without introducing anything foreign or pharmaceutical.
Our team has been at the forefront of PEMF technology and application for over 30 years.
How PEMF May Support Your Body
PEMF therapy is designed to support the systems your body uses to recover and function well.
Reduces Pain Naturally
Supports tissues in pain and helps address inflammation and pain signals at the source.
Accelerates Healing
Optimally charged cells support tissue repair, post-surgical recovery, and bone healing.
Restores Energy & Vitality
PEMF supports efficient cellular function, circulation, and oxygen delivery to tissues.
PEMF Package Questions
Learn more about the available options and how PEMF may fit into your care.
Available options include a one-time purchase for $50, an Intro Pack of 3 for $99, a 10 Pack for $450, a 20 Pack for $800, and monthly memberships of 4 hours for $150, 8 hours for $275, or 12 hours for $375.
PEMF may be helpful for people experiencing chronic back, neck, hip, or joint pain; fatigue and low energy; inflammation-related conditions; post-surgical recovery; slow-healing injuries; and stress-related tension.
Yes. PEMF works alongside Cutting Edge Physical Therapy’s integrative services, including dry needling, functional movement therapy, and manual therapy, as part of a whole-body approach to care.