Red Light Therapy
What Red Light Therapy Does
Using Valo's dual-wavelength technology (660nm red and 850nm near-infrared light), this therapy delivers light energy that penetrates tissue and is absorbed at the cellular level. This process, known clinically as photobiomodulation, is used to support circulation, address inflammation, and aid the body's natural recovery response. It's completely non-invasive and a painless addition to the treatment plan.
How we implement this into the treatment
Red light therapy isn't always used as a standalone treatment; it's incorporated alongside chiropractic adjustment, dry needling, cupping, and soft-tissue work as part of a broader, individualized recovery plan. The goal remains the same as everything else offered here: identify the actual cause of pain or limitation, and build a complete plan around addressing it, not a single isolated fix.
Red light therapy may be incorporated for patients managing soft tissue restriction, general recovery needs, or as a supportive addition to an existing treatment plan for pain or inflammation-related concerns.
Who this is for
What is Red Light Therapy?
Not every recovery tool works through pressure or movement. Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light — absorbed directly by tissue — to support the body's own recovery processes from the inside, offered as a complement to hands-on treatment, not a replacement for it.
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What to expect
Sessions are comfortable and require no recovery time. You'll simply be positioned near the light source for a set period, with no pressure, no needles, and no discomfort involved.