1315 Pickering Parkway, Suite 105 Pickering, ON L1V 7G5 Canada 905.250.1322 info@santegroup.ca

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LASER is an acronym for “light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.” This theory was introduced by Einstein in 1917.
Phototherapy is “a therapeutic physical modality, using photons (light energy) from the visible and infrared spectrum for tissue healing and pain reduction” as defined by the North American Association of Laser Therapy (NAALT).
Also known as low level laser therapy (LLLT), or cold (or soft) laser therapy, low energy laser therapy or laser therapy, the therapeutic light energy can be produced by either LED (light emitting diodes), SLD (super luminous diodes, or super bright LEDs), or low-level laser diodes.
Laser Therapy can help to enhance healing in multiple ways:
Common examples of ailments that can be treated with Laser:
Santé Group HealthCare patients often see immediate increases in range of motion and rapid reduction of pain. Rehabilitation goals can generally be achieved faster, allowing our patients the potential of less lost time from work and a quicker return to activities of daily living.
Santé Group HealthCare uses state-of-the-art MedX Lasers, in use around the world since 2002, the same year the FDA approved laser therapy for human use. The detailed MedX Treatment Manual provides accurate protocols and settings for over 65 common ailments.
MedX Lasers are of the highest quality and are made in North America. MedX products are US FDA cleared, Health Canada licensed and CE Marked, and produced in an ISO13485:2003 certified manufacturing and testing facility. Safety glasses are provided for use with each treatment.
Contact us today @ Santé Group HealthCare to find out how Laser Therapy can help you!
Santé Group HealthCare is located in the City of Pickering, Ontario. We acknowledge that the City of Pickering resides on land within the Treaty and traditional territory of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation and Williams Treaties signatories of the Mississauga and Chippewa Nations. Pickering is also home to many Indigenous persons and communities who represent other diverse, distinct, and autonomous Indigenous nations. This acknowledgement reminds us of our responsibilities to our relationships with the First Peoples of Canada, and to the ancestral lands on which we learn, share, work, and live.