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Pain and inflammation in or around your joints is fairly common and usually quickly resolved. But chronic inflammation can permanently damage your joints and affect your mobility, if unchecked.

If you’ve experienced a sports or workout-related injury, you know there’s an emotional pain of not being able to play your sport on top of the physical pain. Laser therapy has been shown to help athletes—professional and recreational—reduce their pain...

Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis. It’s sometimes called “wear-and-tear” arthritis because it is the result of joint cartilage wearing away, causing bone to rub on bone, and the most common symptoms are joint pain, swelling, and...

There’s a lot of laser therapy devices on the market, which makes choosing the one that’s right for your practice a challenge. One of the benefits of laser therapy is that it helps treats a wide variety of conditions, making...

Four in five dogs will develop arthritis as they age, and large dogs are at a higher risk to develop this painful disease. As a veterinarian, you’ve seen the effects of arthritis on your patients and how the pain and...

Thinking about adding laser therapy services to your practice but feeling a little bit of sticker shock? Adding any medical device and services to your practice is a big investment, and the initial cost can be daunting when you’re unsure...

Building a practice from the ground up doesn’t need to be expensive, especially when you’ve already invested in everything you need to make your practice run. We’ve got some cost-effective strategies to help build your new practice’s presence in your...

Social media is a great place to engage with prospective patients and spread information about your practice and its services, especially if you’re looking to reach out to younger audiences. And social media accounts, even for businesses, are free. But...

If you’re thinking about adding laser therapy services to your practice, you’ll need to consider how you talk about laser therapy services to your patients to encourage them to try it out. Adding new services to your practice is a...

The use of class IV lasers instead of class IIIB or “cold” lasers for therapeutic applications has been a hotly debated topic. In this article, we’ll talk about some of the myths around class IV laser therapy devices.

Some common conditions and acute injuries that cause your pets pain can be treated in part by laser therapy, which is a painless and relaxing procedure for your animals. Just like in humans, irradiation by a near infra-red (NIR) laser...

High intensity laser therapy, also known as HILT, is an option for relief from chronic pain that provides longer lasting effects—without the use of medication. HILT is a pain-free, non-invasive procedure that can be used alone or in combination with...