Class 4 laser + radial pressure wave technology
Stronger together
Combine Class IV laser and radial pressure wave therapy to accelerate healing, reduce pain, and treat complex conditions with greater precision and lasting results.
How it works
A two-phase approach to healing
Radial pressure wave therapy breaks down scar tissue, increases blood flow, and initiates the healing cascade. Laser therapy reduces inflammation, enhances mitochondrial function, and accelerates tissue regeneration. Together, they provide a targeted and effective treatment pathway—boosting both short-term relief and long-term results.
Why combine laser and radial pressure wave therapy?
One goal: better outcomes for your patients
When used together, Class IV laser and radial pressure wave therapies create a powerful combination that accelerates healing, reduces pain, and improves function. This integrative approach allows clinicians to treat complex musculoskeletal conditions and chronic pain more effectively—without surgery or medication.
Maximize your ROI with dual technology
Practices that offer both therapies have seen up to a 17:1 return on investment. Here’s why:
Expand your treatment offerings without referring patients out
Increase per-session revenue with combination treatments
Improve patient satisfaction and retention
Qualify for a combo device discount with Medray
Differentiate your practice with cutting-edge care
Trusted by Clinicians
Over 1,000 medical professionals rely on Medray’s technology in their clinical practices. Medray is the official laser and radial pressure wave technology provider for Life University’s DISC Centers of America Clinic in Marietta, Georgia.
FAQs
Q: Is the treatment safe and comfortable for patients?
A: Yes. Both therapies are non-invasive and well tolerated. Many patients describe the sessions as relaxing or pain-free.
Q: Do I need special certification to use both devices?
A: Training is provided by Medray to ensure your staff can confidently and effectively apply both technologies.
Q: Can I use both therapies in one session?
A: Absolutely. Many providers see the best results when applying both therapies in a single treatment plan.
