
Photobiomodulation therapy (also known as laser treatment) is a non-invasive modality that uses specific wavelengths of light to help reduce pain and inflammation, support tissue repair, and improve recovery in both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
This treatment is painless, produces no heat, and requires no downtime. It is commonly integrated into chiropractic and rehabilitation care plans to support functional recovery.
At our clinic, we use advanced photobiomodulation technology from Erchonia, a globally recognized leader in clinical low-level laser systems.

Photobiomodulation delivers targeted light energy to affected tissues, where it interacts with cells to help regulate the inflammatory response, improve local circulation, and support the body’s natural healing process at the cellular level.
For patients, this means less downtime and a faster return to normal activity—whether that’s work, sport, or daily movement—by supporting the body’s ability to repair irritated or injured tissue more efficiently.
Unlike heat-based therapies or invasive procedures, this treatment works deep within the tissue at a cellular level, without discomfort, downtime, or disruption to surrounding structures.

Because it operates at a higher photon energy level than infrared or red lasers, it tackles pain and tissue dysfunction from multiple angles. It is heavily utilized for:

Treatment is simple, comfortable, and typically takes only a few minutes per area. The laser is applied directly to the affected region while you relax. Most patients feel no sensation during treatment.
There is no downtime, and normal activities can be resumed immediately.
This service is not covered by standard insurance plans and is paid out of pocket at the time of treatment. Many patients may be eligible for reimbursement through a Health Spending Account (HSA), depending on their coverage.
It isn't just about managing pain; it's about giving your body the exact light frequencies it needs to talk "cell talk" and fix the problem at the source. If you have an old injury that won't quit, a tight joint limiting your movement, or acute inflammation keeping you on the sidelines, the GVL is the most advanced, evidence-based tool available to knock it out.