Expand Your Knowledge of Photobiomodulation (aka Laser Therapy)
More Frequent, Lower Power Treaments Increase Effectiveness
Compared to clinic based lasers, the Luma home laser system is far more convenient, less costly, and more effective. At MedCoVet, we make laser therapy affordable and easy for pet owners by partnering with veterinarians to prescribe safe solutions for at-home pet laser therapy. Learn more about Luma and how you can try it yourself firsthand below
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the future of Animal Health… In mid-June, 20 startup companies that are changing veterinary medicine presented at the Animal Health Investment Forum. While there are many great companies changing the pet-owner consumer experience (really great companies), these folks are at the forefront of veterinary medicine. They solve challenges like blood…
read the storyIt has long been established that Laser Therapy has been a safe and effective treatment for inflammation in joints, but can PBM treatment be used to treat other types of disorders? MedcoVet’s CSO, Dr. Michael Hamblin, in collaboration with MIT, recently published its findings on treating certain brain injuries with LLLT. Brain injuries have long…
read the storyWhat really sets MedcoVet apart from other laser therapy companies is that the pet owner treats at home instead of the clinician treating in the clinic. While this has many benefits (more treatments per week, lower cost per treatment, etc.), it does add new challenges to treating, all of which revolve around bringing the pet…
read the storyWe have come a long way from the expensive hard to use LLLT/PBM devices of the days of old. Luma is home laser therapy that is better for the vet, the pet parent and the pet: Ships next day to the pet parent’s home No: Inventory Logistics` Billing Maintenance Investment Convenient Daily Therapy w/o Travel…
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At MedcoVet, we aim to make light therapy available and affordable to anyone that needs it. So, we would like anyone interested, curious, practiced or skeptical to join our community and the discussion.