In-Home SoftWave Therapy in Charlotte, NC for Pain Relief
Charlotte has grown rapidly, but most medical care is still concentrated in a few major corridors. For many residents, a thirty-minute therapy session can turn into a long drive and a blocked-off afternoon.
Health Plus Mobile was built to simplify that process. We provide physician-supervised SoftWave Therapy through in-home visits across Greater Charlotte and appointments at our south Charlotte clinic. Every initial assessment is overseen by Dr. Doug Jordan, DC, with recurring sessions performed by certified Chiropractic Assistants using FDA 510(k) cleared broad-focus acoustic wave technology used in established practices.
Mobile Recovery Care for the Whole Metro
Traditional recovery care is built around one assumption: the patient travels to the clinic. In a city this large, that often means added driving, parking, and scheduling around every session.
Our model removes that extra layer. Your care begins with a combined initial assessment that includes a Teladoc consultation and an in-person mapping session with your technician. After that, recurring sessions are handled directly by your technician at the location you choose, without additional travel or repeated telehealth appointments.
Our In-Home Services Include
Health Plus Mobile brings a focused set of regenerative therapies to Weddington homes. Each session is delivered by a certified Chiropractic Assistant, with initial assessments overseen by Dr. Doug Jordan, DC.
In-Home SoftWave Therapy
In-Clinic Sessions
Red Light Therapy
Initial Assessment and Care Plan
Where We Travel Across the City
The service area covers most of the metro, anchored at our clinic in the south and extending north into the central neighborhoods, west toward I-77, and south into Union County. Each of the neighborhoods below has its own dedicated information page with details specific to that area, including local landmarks, drive times, and what an in-home visit looks like in that part of the city.
South Charlotte
Union County
North and Central Charlotte
Confirming Your Address
Why a Mobile Model Fits a City This Size
Charlotte’s medical infrastructure is concentrated. Atrium Health and Novant Health anchor the major hospital systems, with specialty clinics clustered around their main campuses and along the SouthPark and Ballantyne corridors. For residents who happen to live near those corridors, the proximity is a genuine advantage. For residents who do not, the difference between living three miles from a clinic and living fifteen miles from one shows up every single time a routine appointment is required.
Recovery care is the kind of treatment where that distance matters most. A twelve-session protocol asks for consistency over three months. The patients who are most likely to complete the protocol are the ones for whom the appointment fits into their week without requiring a full schedule rearrangement. By bringing the work to the patient instead of asking the patient to come to the work, the model makes consistency possible across a wider geographic footprint than any single clinic location can serve.
Greater Charlotte’s dedicated mobile SoftWave Therapy practice was set up around exactly that observation. Dr. Doug Jordan, DC, our Co-Founder and Clinical Lead, sets the protocols every technician on our team follows. He oversees every initial assessment and continues to guide care plans as sessions progress. The clinical seriousness does not change based on what part of the city the patient lives in. Only the logistics do.
How In-Home Care Works
Book your initial assessment
Complete the assessment in one visit
Begin recurring sessions
Pricing
Initial Assessment
In-Home Visit Fee
Ongoing Treatment Pricing
SoftWave Therapy and Red Light Therapy sessions are packaged according to your specific care plan. Pricing depends on your treatment needs and schedule, and the full breakdown is shared during your initial assessment.
Book Your Initial Assessment | Call (704) 885-0383
Why Mobile Care Works in Charlotte
Healthcare research has consistently shown that distance affects treatment consistency. The longer the drive, the more likely appointments are to be delayed, rescheduled, or missed.
Charlotte’s size makes that challenge more noticeable. Medical care is concentrated in a few major corridors while much of the metro spreads far beyond them. Traffic, commute times, and scheduling friction can turn a short therapy session into a larger time commitment.
By bringing treatment directly to the patient, the appointment becomes easier to keep. Removing the drive helps reduce interruptions in care and makes multi-session treatment plans more practical to maintain.
Areas We Serve Across Greater Charlotte
Health Plus Mobile provides in-home SoftWave Therapy throughout the Greater Charlotte region, including neighborhoods and surrounding communities across both North and South Charlotte. Our mobile care model allows clients to receive physician-supervised treatment at home without adding extra travel to their schedule.
If you are unsure whether your address falls within our service area, contact our team before booking and we will confirm availability for your location.
Call (704) 885-0383 to book
Frequently Asked Questions
What parts of Charlotte does Health Plus Mobile serve?
The service area covers most of the Charlotte metro, anchored at our clinic at 12335 N Community House Rd in the southern part of the city. Coverage extends across Greater Charlotte (SouthPark, Myers Park, Dilworth, Ballantyne), into the central and northern neighborhoods, and south into Union County (including Weddington). For your specific address, call (704) 885-0383 or book your initial assessment, and we will confirm coverage at the time of booking.
What is the difference between booking on this page and booking on a neighborhood page?
There is no functional difference. The same booking flow, the same fees, the same care team, and the same physician oversight apply regardless of which page you book from. The neighborhood pages exist to provide locally specific information (drive times, area landmarks, community context); the booking outcome is identical.
Do you serve communities outside Charlotte?
Yes. The service area extends beyond the city limits, particularly south into Union County (Weddington) and into the broader Greater Charlotte metro. Visit the Service Areas page for the complete coverage map, or call us to confirm a specific address.
What does the initial assessment include?
Your initial assessment is one combined appointment that pairs the Teladoc consultation with Dr. Doug Jordan, DC and the hands-on mapping session with your technician. Both happen back-to-back during the same visit, in the clinic or at your home. After that visit, recurring SoftWave Therapy sessions do not require any further Teladoc interaction.
How long does each session take?
Sessions typically run thirty minutes or less, depending on the treatment area. The duration is the same in the clinic and at home.
Is there a difference in cost between in-home and in-clinic care?
The therapy itself is priced the same. The difference is the $50 travel fee that applies to in-home visits and does not apply to clinic visits. Pricing for SoftWave Therapy and Red Light Therapy packages is shared during the initial assessment.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required. Care begins with the initial assessment, which combines the Teladoc consultation and the technician mapping into a single visit.
Is SoftWave Therapy appropriate for older adults?
SoftWave Therapy is well-tolerated by most adults and carries a strong safety profile. It is non-invasive, requires no anesthesia, and has no recovery period. The Teladoc portion of your initial assessment with Dr. Doug Jordan, DC is designed to identify any situation where the therapy may not be appropriate before treatment begins.
What are Health Plus Mobile's hours?
Current hours run from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Hours may evolve as the team confirms what works best for clients across the metro. Call (704) 885-0383 to confirm same-week availability or to book your initial assessment.