SSRP Institute Welcomes StemWave as New Trusted Partner. SSRP Institute PARTNER ANNOUNCEMENT. WILLOUGHBY, Ohio, [April 9, 2026] - The SSRP Institute announces that StemWave has joined its Trusted Partner Network following nomination and completion of the SSRP's internal review process. StemWave provides an FDA-listed, non-invasive acoustic wave therapy platform used in musculoskeletal care. The technology delivers focused mechanical energy to targeted tissues, supporting improved circulation, modulation of inflammatory signaling, and activation of the body's natural repair processes. It is commonly applied across soft tissue and joint-related conditions involving the shoulder, spine, hip, knee, ankle, foot, and associated tendons and ligaments. "StemWave's focused shockwave therapy has delivered exceptional clinical outcomes in my regenerative practice, with its ability to enhance tissue regeneration and activate natural healing. Their evidence-based approach and commitment to clinical excellence make them an ideal partner for the SSRP community," said Dr. Gerald Morris, SSRP nominating Member. From a cellular perspective, acoustic wave therapy influences microvascular perfusion, mechanotransduction pathways, and tissue remodeling. Research in shockwave therapy demonstrates improved blood flow and inflammation modulation, aligning with treatment goals for chronic pain and soft tissue dysfunction. Treatments are brief, non-pharmacologic, and designed to complement comprehensive regenerative care plans. "Rooted in science and performance, SSRP is spearheading a cultural shift in healthcare," says Jake Ellis of StemWave. "The values and transparency of this community made it an obvious partnership for us at StemWave! We're thrilled and grateful to amplify SSRP's mission with practical, evidence-driven tools, further fueling the highest standards in clinician support and patient outcomes." Through these partnerships, the SSRP aims to support Members by connecting them with vetted resources that complement training, protocol development, and implementation in practice. About the SSRP Institute. The SSRP Institute is an education-focused organization dedicated to advancing cellular medicine through evidence-based training, professional collaboration, and clinically relevant research. SSRP supports providers worldwide through certifications, events, and ongoing educational programming designed to improve patient outcomes and elevate the standard of care. The SSRP Trusted Partner Network is invitation-only and based on real-world clinical relevance, thoughtful nomination, and alignment with SSRP's educational principles. Partners are integrated through a structured process designed to foster collaboration, support clinician education, and strengthen the implementation of cellular medicine practices. RELATED RESOURCES Continue exploring related topics. 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