Support your adjustments and add cash-pay revenue
Applied before an adjustment, red and near-infrared light is associated with relaxed deep muscle tissue. Your team runs it hands-free while you keep working.
Where chiropractors put it to work
Three high-frequency applications across the visit. Supportive of your clinical judgment, never a replacement for it.
Pre-adjustment muscle relaxation
Applied over hypertonic paraspinal muscles before an adjustment. Associated with relaxed deep muscle tissue, which may make manual adjustments easier for doctor and patient.
Disc and sciatica support
Near-infrared applied over the lumbar nerve roots. May help support reduced localized nerve-root discomfort.
Post-adjustment inflammation control
Red and near-infrared over a newly manipulated segment. May help support reduced transient swelling and post-treatment soreness.
See the cash-pay math for your practice
Adjust the sliders to your patient volume and pricing. Everything here is the out-of-pocket cash-pay add-on model.
A conservative starting point is 3 to 10 patients a day. Adjust the sliders to match your practice and pricing.
Projected annual revenue
$42,000
$875
Per week
$3,500
Per month
~23 working days
To pay off the $3,995 device
Even at a conservative few patients a day, most practices see the device pay for itself within the first few months of consistent use.
Figures are illustrative estimates based on cash-pay add-on pricing. Actual results vary by practice.
The science in ninety seconds
A short, plain-English look at how red and near-infrared light are absorbed at the cellular level, and why consistent use is what matters.
See the full scienceHow chiropractors apply it
Where the FlashHeal fits across a chiropractic visit, and the patient benefit at each step.
See the full scienceResults build with consistent use
For comfort and recovery goals, changes are cumulative. Frame patient expectations around an active phase, then ongoing maintenance.
| Goal | First Changes | Lasting Results | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Muscle Recovery / DOMS | 1 to 2 sessions | 2 to 3 weeks | Post-workout |
| Joint Comfort & Acute Pain | 1 to 2 weeks | 4 to 6 weeks | 5x per week |
FlashHeal
The clinical-grade device for practices. A team member sets a touch-screen preset in under 60 seconds, then the articulating stand runs the session hands-free while you keep treating.
- Power
- 400W
- Verified irradiance
- greater than 100 mW/cm² at 6 in
- Wavelengths
- 630, 660, 850, 940nm
- Warranty
- 3 years
$3,995Free U.S. shipping, 90-day money-back guarantee
See full product detailsQuestions you might have
Patients already pay cash for massage and recovery add-ons. A short, relaxing light session priced at a $25 to $50 add-on fits the same behavior, and the ROI above assumes only a subset of your patients opt in.
A staff member sets a touch-screen preset in under 60 seconds, then the articulating stand runs hands-free while you adjust other patients.
Red light therapy is non-invasive and painless, and it does not use UV. Use it supportively alongside your clinical judgment, never as a replacement for it.
It is cash-pay only. Red light therapy is generally not covered by insurance, and there are no billing codes or reimbursement guarantees. The upside is revenue collected at the point of care with no claims process.
That results are gradual and build with consistent use over several weeks, not after one visit. Framing it as an active phase followed by lighter maintenance keeps expectations honest.
The FlashHeal is FDA registered, built to IEC 60601-1 medical electrical safety standards, and delivers independently verified irradiance across four clinical wavelengths, so every hands-free session is consistent.
Talk it through with our assistant
Our assistant can walk you through where it fits the visit, the payback math, and how the workflow fits a busy chiropractic office.
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Practices using the FlashHeal
Clinics and studios across the West Coast run the FlashHeal in their sessions. Search by city or name to find one near you.