Casucci Sports Medicine & Manual Therapy · Katonah, NY
Give your joints the light they recover under.
Targeted red and near-infrared light penetrates into the joint, where your cells absorb it as fuel. The result is a drug-free, non-invasive way to calm pain, quiet inflammation, and speed the tissue repair that keeps you moving — all in a few relaxed minutes under the panel.
Delivered in-clinic with clinical-grade red and 830 nm near-infrared wavelengths, alongside your manual therapy care.
How it works. Mitochondria inside your cells absorb specific wavelengths of light and respond by producing more ATP — the energy cells use to repair themselves, resolve inflammation, and function well. In a joint, that cellular boost is what turns light exposure into real recovery.
What it does at the joint
Six ways red light therapy supports painful, stiff, or recovering joints.
- Less pain
Calms pain signaling in and around the joint — one of the most-studied effects in arthritic and overuse pain.
- Lower inflammation
Helps down-regulate the inflammatory response that drives joint swelling, heat, and stiffness.
- Better circulation
Stimulates local blood flow, bringing oxygen and nutrients in and clearing metabolic waste out.
- Faster tissue repair
Supports collagen production and cell turnover in cartilage, tendon, and the soft tissue around the joint.
- Greater mobility
Less pain and stiffness translates directly into freer, more comfortable range of motion.
- Quicker recovery
Helps the joint bounce back after training, competition, or a flare-up so you lose less time.
What to expect
Sessions are quiet and painless. You simply position the joint a few inches from the panel for several minutes — no needles, no medication, no downtime, nothing to recover from afterward. For the most durable results, most clients use red light consistently alongside their manual therapy care.
Frank A. Casucci III, LMT, CKTP
20 Woodsbridge Rd, Ste 2E, Katonah, NY 10536 · casuccilmt.com
Red light therapy (photobiomodulation) supports the body’s own recovery processes. It is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment of a medical condition, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Speak with your healthcare provider about whether it is right for you.