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F.A.Q.

Is laser therapy dangerous?
There has not been a single published report of injury from the use of cold laser therapy. You may experience a mild increase in pain, tingling, or fatigue.


How many treatments will I need?
This is dependent on the nature and severity of your condition, with an average being between 8 and 12 visits. Many patients experience some relief of symptoms after the 2nd and 3rd sessions.


Who should be carrying out the treatment?
Federal Law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a Licensed Clinician, medical doctors, both M.D. and D.O., physical therapists, athletic trainers, chiropractors, and dentists fit this category.


Will my insurance cover the treatment cost?
Some insurance companies may cover the cost of the treatment. Call your insurance carrier to discuss your Physical Therapy benefits and see if pre-authorization is necessary for coverage.


Can I see the laser working?
No, you won't see anything, as these wavelengths are invisible to the human eye.


What if my insurance does not cover the cost of treatment?
Please speak with your attending therapist regarding fee-for-service payments or if you are unsure of the overall treatment cost, especially if you have multiple conditions being treated simultaneously.


Will you submit and process my claim to my insurance carrier?
Please speak with your attending therapist to make this request.


Can I be treated without a prescription?
Varies per state. However, insurers require a current physical therapy prescription for reimbursement.