USA Laser Biotech has been producing therapeutic lasers since 2001 and now carries a complete range of products to fit the needs of any physical medicine practitioner. The line-up starts from hand held pulsed continuous wave lasers suitable for patient self treatment, right up to high powered superpulsed lasers capable of treating tissues up to 4 inches deep with 250 watts of peak power!
Our new Nexus laser series provide an excellent balance between price and performance with 7 watt and 10 watt models stating at under $13,000 and the Nexus 60W with up to 60W of average power. The Nexus machines are portable, simple to operate and include a number of easy-to-follow treatment protocols for sports medicine and conditions such as LBP, joint arthroses, soft tissue injuries, sprains/strains, joint and skin rehabilitation.
The key to the successful application of lasers in real world situations is “knowledge”! We know from experience that knowledgeable use of our lasers leads to successful patient outcomes. That’s why we dedicate significant resources to clinician support and training under our PRACTICE BUILD™ program. We understand that in order for our customers to derive the most value from our products, we must teach them how to use our lasers in a variety of treatment applications. That’s why we maintain a clinician hotline – to help our customers deal with difficult or unusual patient cases as they arise. In addition, we maintain a training video library and provide live online webinars to help our practitioner clients’ leverage their laser investment for maximum return.
Our goal has always been to help practitioners achieve measurably better patient outcomes through the use of innovative technology! We are clinicians, doctors and engineers with a customer/solution approach to product design. It’s this blended, synergistic perspective, both clinical and technical, coupled with analytical and innovative thinking that creates the unique value that we built into each one of our lasers. This is what has driven our success in the physical medicine since 2001.