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LIGHT MD AND INNOVATION

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LIGHT MD AND INNOVATION

GI Host Chris Graham is joined first by Dan Schell, President of Light MD, who introduces several advances in low light therapy using LED technology, and its application to pain management and related treatments in both human and animal patients. In the second segment of the program Chris is joined by Corey Breier, the author of The Habitual Hustler, who shares stories and insights into the process of innovation, gleamed from interviews he conducted of start-up founders and serial entrepreneurs.

Guests

Dan Schell, President of Light MD

Corey Breier, author of The Habitual Hustler… Continue reading

We Received The 2020 Best of Cupertino Award for Veterinarians

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We received The 2020 Best of Cupertino Award
in the Veterinarian category
by the Cupertino Award Program!

We Received The 2020 Best of Cupertino Award for Veterinarians

It is a great honor to be chosen for a city award recognizing our accomplishments as veterinarians. We are pleased with how many people in Cupertino influenced the decision to recognize us with an award for helping them and their furry friends. Here at Petlight Therapy Center, we take great pride in providing wellness and comfort to pets in pain, and it shows.

This year of 2020 has been a painful one in a number of ways. At the very least, we were able to provide a lot of physical pain relief with our light therapy treatments. In keeping your pets mobile and … Continue reading

Therapy center is healing animals with power of light

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REPRINTED FROM THE SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS

When Bob’s back legs became paralyzed, his owners Rachel and Patrick Huveldt thought a $10,000 surgery was the only answer to helping their 14-yearold chihuahua.

However, animal chiropractor Dr. Kelly Thompson suggested using the power of light to help Bob.

“I took him to [Thompson] and he didn’t say he could fix [Bob]; he said, ‘Let’s have a look at him,’” Rachel Huveldt said. “He brought out what I thought was a laser, but he said, ‘No, it’s light therapy.’ He started the treatment and within a couple of treatments Bob was walking again.”

article-01Bob was treated with PetLight, a technology that uses LED-based phototherapy to help pets with pain, paralysis, skin conditions … Continue reading