Services

• Arthritic conditions
• Tendonitis
• Epicondilitis
• Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
• Neuralgic Pain

Laser therapy delivers pain-relief and addresses the inflammation in arthritic conditions.

With Rheumatoid arthritis, laser therapy influences small joints directly and large joints indirectly. It strengthens the antiphlogistic processes and depresses the autoimmune response. The effects in the early stages of the condition can be impressive, but with chronic conditions, although pain is eased on treatment, longer treatment courses measured in months are necessary in order to make a substantive differences to the condition. It has been reported that 6 months can be a turning point. It also appears that adding laser therapy to prescribed medication gives improved results over medication alone.

With gout, attacks can be curtailed and the symptoms reduced. Laser therapy inhibits inflammation, eases pain, reduces swelling and joint tenderness.

In cases of osteoarthritis, laser therapy may slow down the degenerative process as well as ease acute symptoms. In the case of large joints such as the hip joint, the therapeutic effects of laser are brought on by an improvement and strengthening of the surrounding tissues. Laser therapy activates the microcirculation and the metabolism, prevents oedema and triggers anti-inflammatory processes in the synovial membrane.

Laser therapy is effective across a wide range of conditions and therefore used in a variety of health care and veterinary disciplines. There is consequently a large body of research to be found on the clinical effects of low level laser both in vitro and in vivo. This is spread across many fields and many nations, with work from Russia, Israel, Italy, Spain Japan, Denmark and Australia amongst others.

In the UK, a large volume of controlled research has been carried out in centres of excellence such as Guy's Hospital Tissue Repair Unit, Oxford University, Ulster University, Cambridge Military Hospitaland Northampton School of Podiatry.

1. Staff members would be pain free.
2. Less absenteeism.
3. Productivity would increase.
4. Staff members would experience a feeling of well-being.
5. Staff are not taken away from there place of work

Companies who use our service report a positive lift in atmosphere in the work place and an increase in productivity for several days after the treatment. Staff feels valued and employee retention is improved.

1. On-site physical therapy in your office.  We travel to you!  Treatments at your work location from 20 minutes per person.
2. On-site treatment for your clients.  We provide on-site treatment for your chosen clients - an alternative and unusual gift.
3. On-site physical therapy at your exhibition/event/trade show.  If you are organizing an event, we can attract customers to your stand for short treatments while representing your company.

All we would need is a private space office or boardroom. Staff would be given a time to come to the room, treatment would last for 15-20 minutes. If further treatment is needed we can arrange for employee’s to come to our clinic for treatment in there own time.  A corporate package could be arranged for staff.

Note: Your HR Department do not have to book employee in for appointments. We do that for you using an appointment plus software. We give you an e-mail address to mail to all staff and the system looks after all the appointments. Freeing up your time.

Nonsurgical spinal decompression is a form of motorized traction designed to relieve back pain and improve spinal health. The procedure involves a mechanized table that slowly stretches the spine, reducing pressure on the vertebrae and discs. This technique fosters better circulation to the area, often accelerating healing and reducing inflammation. Treatment sessions typically last 30 to 45 minutes. Patients often commit to multiple appointments over several weeks. No incisions, anesthesia, or downtime are required, making it convenient for many.

Spinal decompression therapy creates negative pressure within the spinal discs. By gently pulling the spine, these suction-like forces allow bulging or herniated discs to retract, reducing compression on surrounding nerves. Improved fluid transfer to the spine further helps nourish the discs and accelerate recovery. Conditions commonly addressed by this method include:

- Herniated discs

- Sciatica

- Degenerative disc disease

- Facet joint syndrome

- Compressed nerve relief

Understanding the advantages and constraints of nonsurgical spinal decompression therapy can help patients make informed decisions.  

Benefits:

- Non-invasive approach leads to minimal risk.

- Provides relief for specific back issues like herniated discs.

- Avoids complications of surgery, such as infection or long recovery times.

Limitations:

- Not suitable for everyone, including patients with fractures, tumors, or advanced osteoporosis.

- Might not provide lasting relief for more severe conditions that require surgery.

- Multiple sessions can make the process lengthy and costly.

In the search for back pain relief, understanding your unique condition is critical. Nonsurgical spinal decompression is an excellent option to explore, but it thrives as part of a comprehensive care plan. Physical therapy, lifestyle adjustments, and regular exercise often complement its benefits.