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Treating Pain with Proven and Effective Laser Technology, NOT Opioids

Original Air Date: September 06, 2017

Sponsored by:
Erchonia Corporation
Erchonia Corporation
Jerome Rerucha, DC, BC, CSCS, CHPS

Presenter:
Jerome Rerucha, DC, BC, CSCS, CHPS

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Topics include:

  • Identify the chief causes of pain in America today.
  • Examine patient anatomy to determine optimal treatment protocol.
  • Explain an injury to the patient and the progression through healing process when applying low level laser therapy.
  • Differentiate between low level laser therapy and other forms of light therapy devices.
  • Prescribe recommended low level laser therapy treatment protocol to your patients for heel pain.
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