Expand Clinical Outcomes with Class IV Laser Technology

Webinar Date: April 27, 2023

Sponsored by:
Cutting Edge Laser Techonology
Cutting Edge Laser Techonology
Dr. Jim Darrach, DC, Adjunct Faculty at Logan College, National Touring Educator at Fetterman Events

Presenter:
Dr. Jim Darrach, DC, Adjunct Faculty at Logan College, National Touring Educator at Fetterman Events

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Agenda

Dr. Jim Darrach reviews a variety of laser therapy case studies from his practice while discussing how adopting new technologies helped his practice post-COVID.

At a glance:

  • Introducing laser therapy to the Chiropractic Practice post-COVID
  • Expanding capabilities and conditions treated with Class IV Laser Technology
  • Attracting new patients, including those who wouldn’t normally seek chiropractic care
  • Case Studies including wound healing, peripheral neuropathy, post lumbar surgery, chronic pain, extremity joint trauma/tears, plantar fasciitis and various bizarre cases.
  • Live Q&A with Dr. Darrach
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