Red light therapy, also referred to as Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation (PBM), is a safe, non-invasive treatment. So, how does red light therapy work and how does it apply to your practice? Medical professionals have found it beneficial…
There are numerous lasers and light-emitting diodes (LEDs) available that work for various medical applications. While LEDs may be effective in some instances, many fall short of the true potential power that real laser therapy offers. When compared to true…
Chronic back pain is a common condition that affects many people each year, causing discomfort and even a limited range of motion. Traditionally, chronic back pain is often treated with invasive procedures or even spinal surgery. With continuing advancements in…
Laser therapy for acute back pain is an effective treatment modality that does not require extensive downtime or a prolonged recovery period. Acute back pain is a common problem that often develops after an accident or injury. Low-level laser therapy…
If you’re looking for new ways to provide effective treatments for your patients, laser therapy has numerous benefits. Also known as cold laser therapy, low-level laser therapy is an innovative treatment modality that can effectively improve the symptoms of many…
Surgery and pain medication are common solutions to shoulder pain, but they come with some concerns. The use of opioids for pain management and invasive surgeries with lengthy recovery periods cause numerous people to seek alternative forms of treatment for…
Chiropractic care is a branch of medicine that focuses on detecting and correcting misalignments in the body that cause pain or discomfort. A chiropractor is a professional trained to diagnose and manually manipulate parts of the body to provide relief…
The laser therapy market in North America is a fast-growing industry, slated to grow over 650 million between 2020 and 2027. Because it represents a promising, safe and effective treatment option for conditions ranging from pain to foot fungus, many physicians consider…
Millions of Americans suffer from muscle and joint pain. According to a study published in March 2020, health care spending increased from an estimated $1.4 trillion in 1996 to $3.1 trillion in 2016. Among the conditions included in the study, back…
Even as the coronavirus pandemic continues to disrupt our lives and our practices, your continuing education requirement remains constant. Rather than see your CE courses as yet another disruption during this time, see them as an excellent opportunity to advance…