OrthoLazer has locations in eight states, including the two most recent centers opened in Rochester, N.Y., and Milwaukee. The company aims to open centers in Cincinnati, New Orleans and Dallas in the near future, Dr. Sigman said.
The OrthoLazer centers include the MLS M8 Robotic Laser Technology, a fully automated high powered Class IV laser designed to emit specific wavelengths of light to stimulate intracellular activity in damaged cells. The treatment can reduce pain and inflammation in patients with back pain, rotator cuff tears, carpal tunnel syndrome and more.
Franchise partners receive real estate selection and staff recruiting services, along with business systems and software to maximize operational efficiency.
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