Built for High-Volume Clinical Use
Cash-Pay Revenue
Add a predictable cash-pay service that doesn't depend on insurance reimbursement. Package pricing and memberships drive recurring revenue.
Zero Therapist Time
After initial client orientation, sessions are fully self-serve. No therapist involvement required during 15-minute sessions.
High Utilization
Athletes, active clients, and post-rehab patients book red light therapy on repeat. Most clinics target 8-12 sessions/day within 90 days.
Complements PT Services
Fits naturally into recovery protocols. Clients use red light post-treatment or as a standalone wellness service between PT visits.
How PT Clinics Price Red Light Therapy
Single Session
Cash-pay add-on for active clients or post-rehab patients
Package Pricing
10-session packages drive upfront revenue and commitment
Membership
Unlimited sessions for athletes and active clients (recurring revenue)
Bundled Service
Add red light to existing PT packages without separate billing
Frequently Asked Questions
Most clinics add red light as a post-treatment recovery modality or offer it as a standalone service. It complements manual therapy, dry needling, and exercise programs without requiring therapist involvement during sessions.
Currently, most red light therapy is cash-pay or packaged with other services. Some clinics include it as part of recovery protocols without separate billing. Consult your billing specialist for specific guidance.
Common models include: (1) Cash-pay add-on ($40-$75/session), (2) Package pricing (10 sessions for $400-$600), (3) Membership for athletes/active clients ($150-$250/month unlimited), or (4) Bundled with existing PT services.
The Pinnacle Bed requires approximately 8' x 10' of floor space. Many clinics repurpose underutilized treatment rooms or add dedicated recovery areas.
Yes. Red light therapy is popular with athletes for recovery, muscle soreness, and general wellness support. Many sports medicine clinics position it as a premium recovery service.