Spinal Decompression

Alberta Back and Neck Rehab

Cold Laser Therapy Calgary, Alberta

If you suffer from back or neck pain, cold laser therapy may be the solution to your problem. Cold laser therapy is the use of a single wavelength of light emitted from a low intensity laser diode or any array of high intensity Super Luminous Diodes to treat acute or chronic musculoskeletal injuries, degenerative conditions, and/or to heal wounds. At Alberta Back and Neck Rehab, Dr. Drew Oliphant, DC utilizes this light source, that when placed in contact with the skin, allows for chemical reactions to be speeded up in the cells. When this happens, it can essentially enhance the body's healing process. Dr. Oliphant's office is located conveniently in Calgary, Alberta and he's ready to assess and treat your condition.

There are many benefits of cold laser therapy. It speeds up the body's natural defense and repairs the source where injury or disease occurs. It can also facilitate stronger healed tissue structures. A patient who chooses cold laser therapy may experience significant pain relief, a reduction in injury damage and no loss of function.

Cold Laser Therapy may be right for patients with:

- Sprains and Strains
- Tendonitis
- Arthritis
- Tenosynovitis
- Skin Ulcers
- Pressure Sores or Burns
- Skin Infections
- Warts
- And more

Alberta Back and Neck Rehab know that cold laser therapy can relieve long or short-term pain by stimulating healing. They study and implement the most innovative procedures and because of their advanced facility, they can better assess certain conditions and implement the best treatment plan they have available. Unlike other facilities, Alberta Back and Neck Rehab are open seven days a week. Their undying commitment to their patients is one of a kind. They incorporate chiropractors and massage therapists to make for greater rehabilitation.

You no longer have to go through life with back or neck pain. In fact, life's too short to be restricted from your favorite activities. Call Dr. Oliphant and his team at the Alberta Back and Neck Rehab in Calgary, Alberta to get back into the swing of things.