Class IV Laser Therapy

Laser therapy is widely used in physical medicine for pain relief, accelerated tissue healing, and reduction of inflammation. When therapeutic laser energy is applied to the skin, photons penetrate several centimeters into biological tissue and are absorbed primarily by mitochondrial chromophores. This interaction increases cellular energy (ATP), modulates oxidative stress, and restores normal cellular function.

High-power diode laser therapy—unlike low-level “cold lasers” that typically produce no sensation—provides a gentle, soothing warmth, allowing deeper tissue penetration and broader therapeutic impact. Rather than simply masking symptoms like many pharmacological treatments, laser therapy addresses the underlying physiological dysfunction to promote long-lasting recovery.

Main Clinical Applications

  • Chiropractic Care

  • Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

  • Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine Support

  • Peripheral Neuropathy Programs

  • Sports Medicine & Athletic Training

  • Wound and Tissue Healing

Biological Effects of Laser Therapy

1. Anti-Inflammatory Effects

Laser therapy promotes vasodilation and stimulates lymphatic drainage, reducing edema and swelling associated with injury, inflammation, or bruising.

2. Analgesic Effects

Photon energy modulates nerve conduction, decreases the excitability of nociceptors, and reduces inflammatory mediators—leading to significant pain reduction.

3. Accelerated Tissue Repair & Cellular Growth

Laser light increases ATP production and supports faster cellular regeneration. Enhanced nutrient uptake and waste removal improve tissue recovery.

4. Improved Vascular Activity

Laser therapy stimulates angiogenesis (formation of new capillaries), improving microcirculation and accelerating wound closure while minimizing scar formation.

5. Enhanced Metabolic Activity

Cells exposed to therapeutic laser energy produce higher levels of enzymes and effectively increase oxygen utilization and metabolic function.

6. Trigger Point & Acupuncture Point Modulation

Laser stimulation of myofascial trigger points and acupuncture points provides non-invasive musculoskeletal pain relief and functional improvement.

Built for the Modern Chiropractic Practice

NOMAD helps chiropractors incorporate Class IV laser therapy into pain management, mobility care, soft-tissue treatment, and musculoskeletal recovery.

Complement Chiropractic Care

Laser therapy can support pain relief, circulation, range of motion, and tissue-repair processes when used as part of an appropriate clinical plan.

Move Between Patients With Ease

NOMAD’s lightweight, untethered design allows providers to move quickly between treatment rooms without powering down, managing cords, or searching for an outlet.

Support More Complete Care

From acute injuries and chronic discomfort to rehabilitation and performance care, NOMAD fits naturally into a wide range of chiropractic treatment plans.

Powerful Laser Therapy That Moves With Your Practice.

From Prehab to Return to Function

NOMAD helps physical therapists add Class IV laser therapy to pre-surgical preparation, post-operative recovery, pain management, and active rehabilitation.

Physical Therapy

NOMAD is ideally suited for busy physical therapy practices.

Class IV laser therapy treatment can support pain relief, swelling reduction, tissue healing, and recovery when used as part of an appropriate clinical plan.

Because rehabilitation is not always stationary, NOMAD’s portable, untethered design allows the laser to move with the therapist and patient throughout the clinic.

Bring the Power of Light Into Every Phase of Rehabilitation.

NOMAD for Veterinary

With preset veterinary and equine protocols, lightweight portability, and an untethered design, NOMAD is built for the way modern veterinarians actually work.

Veterinary & Equine Protocols

Preset treatment options help simplify setup and support efficient care.

In-Clinic or On the Go

Move easily between exam rooms, treatment areas, homes, barns, and events. Bring the laser directly to the animal instead of being limited by cords and outlets.

Companion Animal Care

Portability means treatment can happen where the animal is comfortable, in the home or in the stall.

Equine Care

Take advanced laser therapy directly to the barn, stable, or competition setting, and utilize the presets for equine treatment protocols.

Regenerative Medicine & Longevity

Support recovery, extend performance and longevity.

NOMAD brings noninvasive Class IV laser therapy into regenerative and longevity-focused care. It can support pain relief, local circulation, mobility, and the body’s natural tissue-repair processes.

Complement Regenerative Protocols

NOMAD can be incorporated alongside clinician-directed PRP, peptide, rehabilitation, and other regenerative treatment plans to provide additional support before, between, and after visits.

Support Long-Term Function

For longevity clinics, laser therapy offers a practical way to support musculoskeletal health, movement, recovery, and ongoing patient wellness.

Built for the Modern Clinic

Its portable, untethered design allows providers to move easily between treatment rooms, procedure areas, and rehabilitation spaces without relying on a wall outlet.

Sports Medicine

Athletes don’t stay in one place, your treatment doesn’t either.

Treat Anywhere

Use NOMAD in the training facility, locker room, on the field, during home visits, or while traveling with a team.

Its untethered design means you can treat without searching for a wall outlet or disrupting the flow of care.

Made for Mobile Providers

Lightweight, portable, and easy to transport, NOMAD is ideal for practitioners who frequently move between athletes, locations, and events.

A compact rolling hardshell case makes travel simple and helps protect the system on the road.

Built for Performance Environments

NOMAD is a strong fit for:

  • Sports medicine practices
  • Athletic trainers
  • Professional and collegiate teams
  • Performance and recovery facilities
  • Concierge and mobile providers

Common treatment indications include:

  • Low Back Pain and Cervical Pain

  • Bulging, Herniated, or Degenerative Discs

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

  • Lateral/Medial Epicondylitis (Tennis/Golfer’s Elbow)

  • Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ)

  • Arthritis and Myofascial Pain Syndromes

  • Post-Surgical Healing and Scar Management

  • Headaches and Migraines

  • Sports Injuries and Muscle Strains

  • DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness)

  • Muscle Performance Enhancement

  • Plantar Fasciitis

  • Lymphedema

  • Numerous joint, muscle, circulatory, and inflammatory conditions