OrthoLazer, a national network of orthopedic wellness centers, recently opened its corporate headquarters and flagship Orthopedic Wellness Center in Warsaw and will celebrate the grand opening with a ribbon-cutting on Oct. 15.
OrthoLazer centers deliver safe, drug-free, noninvasive laser therapy that helps reduce pain and inflammation without needles, surgery or downtime, according to a news release from OrthoLazer.
The grand opening is 12 to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15, with the ribbon-cutting scheduled for 12:15 p.m. at OrthoLazer, 902 Provident Dr., Suite C, Warsaw. It will include brief remarks, ribbon-cutting, light refreshments and guided tours.
“Opening in Warsaw, the Orthopedic Capital of the World, honors the community’s orthopedic heritage and positions our team to serve patients and partners from the heart of the industry,” said Rod Mayer, CEO of OrthoLazer. “This center anchors our growth and expands access to patient-friendly care.”
“After seeing the toll of opioid addiction in my community, I set out to expand access to safe, effective alternatives,” said Dr. Scott A. Sigman, founder of OrthoLazer. “Our FDA-cleared M8 Therapy Laser directs concentrated light energy to injured tissue, helping reduce pain and swelling while engaging the body’s natural healing response.”
“As an orthopedic surgeon, I see how important it is to offer noninvasive, opioid-sparing care for arthritis, injuries and recovery after surgery,” said Dr. Mark Klaassen, a strategic advisor and member of OrthoLazer’s Surgeon Advisory Board. “The M8 Laser delivers specific wavelengths of light that stimulate cellular repair and promote recovery across common musculoskeletal conditions.”
Learn more at ortholazer.com.