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Does your practice have a Laser Safety Program? Does your staff conduct an annual laser safety audit to determine the level of compliance? It is never too late to set up and follow some basic guidelines.

Laser therapy is being investigated as possible treatment both immediately following an injury and reducing the symptoms of individuals suffering from chronic concerns years after the injury occurred.

Innovations in technology have allowed us to develop all sorts of medical devices that have revolutionized medicine. However, lots of these devices, when operated incorrectly, can cause serious harm to patients and the staff using them.

Laser Therapy as an Alternative Treatment for Mouth & Jaw Pain Have you ever met someone who actually likes going to the dentist? We haven’t either. But regular dental exams are necessary to maintain our oral health, and dentists can...

The Difference Between FDA Registered, FDA Approved, and FDA Cleared We hear a lot about the FDA: in the news, when we’re looking at products in our local pharmacy, at the doctor’s office, and even in the vet’s office. Products...

Non-Pharmacological Treatments for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, and Chronic Foot Pain Our feet are well-worn parts of our bodies that take a lot of abuse, from stubbed toes and twisted ankles to chronic discomfort like tendonitis and arthritis. Foot pain,...

Injuries in equine athletes are difficult to treat, and they’re costly and stressful to owners and veterinarians alike. Laser therapy is an option to include in treatment plans for injuries in equine athletes that helps speed up recovery time, reduce...

Shared decision making is the process of a clinician and a patient working together to review all the options a patient has for treatment and ensuring the patient feels properly educated before they make a choice.

As we approach the new year 2020, there is still time to save on your business taxes for 2019 and position your business for success by adding a Class IV Aspen Laser.

You may have seen some new devices popping up in your local gym or wellness centers like cryotherapy chambers and photobiomodulation therapy systems. This blog cover the purpose of both treatments, how they work, and the differences between them.

There are a lot of different laser therapy systems on the market today, each with different specifications on their power and settings. With all these options and opposing claims, it’s hard to know what will work best for your clinic.

Getting patients to commit to a treatment plan can be a struggle. We’ve got some tips to help you work with patients who may worry they can’t commit to a treatment plan.