Lie down. The light does the rest.
The Trifecta Light Bed™ wraps you head to toe in red and near-infrared light - the same recovery technology professional training rooms run - in about fifteen minutes, with zero downtime. Book it as its own appointment, or add it straight onto a visit you already have.
Foudy Chiropractic in Mission Viejo offers whole-body red light therapy on the Trifecta Light Bed, a medical-grade LED system combining red and near-infrared wavelengths. Sessions take about fifteen minutes, are non-invasive with no downtime, and can be booked as a stand-alone service or added onto a chiropractic visit. A single session is $80; the 12-session Recovery Package is $640 and the 25-session Transformation Package is $1,200. Call (949) 365-0403 and Carmen can book you in either way.
Light, absorbed at the cellular level.
Red light therapy - the research field calls it photobiomodulation - exposes the body to specific red and near-infrared wavelengths from LED panels. The light penetrates the skin and is absorbed at the cellular level, where the manufacturer's cited research points to stimulated mitochondrial energy production and increased local blood flow.
The Trifecta Light Bed™ was developed by Dr. Carl Rothschild, who has spent more than thirty years working in light therapy, and the company grounds its design in a body of over sixty peer-reviewed papers on photobiomodulation. Per the manufacturer, the device class is FDA-cleared for general wellness, and beds like this one are used by hundreds of providers, including in professional sports recovery settings.
Fifteen minutes, start to finish.
You lie down. The bed surrounds you in light - bright, gentle warmth rather than heat, with nothing to prepare and nothing to recover from. A whole-body session runs about fifteen minutes: shorter than the drive over.
It works both ways. Plenty of people book the light on its own - a standing fifteen-minute appointment, no adjustment required. Others bookend it around the hands-on work: before or after an adjustment, a massage, or a stretch session. Ask at the desk on your way in, and you can be under the lights the same day.
The wellness case, as the research frames it.
Per the photobiomodulation research the manufacturer cites, people run sessions for:
- Muscle and joint recovery
- Temporary relief of minor pain and inflammation
- Improved circulation
- Faster exercise recovery
- Cellular and tissue recovery
- Mobility and flexibility
- Skin health and collagen production
- Healthy aging and wellness
- Relaxation and well-being
One session, or a package. Stated up front.
Every session is the same full-body, fifteen-minute light - the packages just bring the per-session cost down. All of them work stand-alone or wrapped around visits you already have.
Single Session
$80 per session
Walk in, light up, walk out
- One fifteen-minute whole-body session
- Book it stand-alone, or add it to any visit
- No commitment - try it once and see
Recovery Package
$640
12 sessions · save $160
- 10 sessions plus 2 free - 12 in total
- Save $160 against single-session pricing
- Use them stand-alone or around your visits
Transformation Package
$1,200
25 sessions · save $400
- 20 sessions plus 5 free - 25 in total
- Save $400 against single-session pricing
- The long-runway option for ongoing wellness
Book by phone or at the front desk - Carmen can set up a single session or start a package the same day.
What this is - and what it is not.
A word on what this is and is not. The Trifecta Light Bed is, per its manufacturer, FDA-cleared for general wellness and cosmetic use - it is not a treatment, and it is not a substitute for the examination, adjustment, or rehabilitation work this office does. Nobody here will tell you a light bed fixes a herniated disc.
What it is: a comfortable, well-researched wellness tool that stands on its own and pairs naturally with the rest of your care. If you are curious whether it makes sense for you, ask at the front desk - the honest answer might be yes, and it might be that your visit is better spent elsewhere.
Cost, in one breath
$80 for a single session. $640 for the 12-session Recovery Package (save $160). $1,200 for the 25-session Transformation Package (save $400). Stand-alone or added to any visit - same light either way.
Ask for Carmen - she can book a single session or start a package the same day.
Red light therapy - questions people ask
What is red light therapy?
Exposure to specific red and near-infrared wavelengths from LED panels - the research field calls it photobiomodulation. The light is absorbed at the cellular level, where studies cited by the manufacturer point to increased mitochondrial energy production and local blood flow.
How long is a session?
About fifteen minutes for the whole body. There is no preparation and no downtime - it fits before or after an appointment, or as a quick stand-alone stop.
Do I have to be a chiropractic patient to use it?
No. The light bed is offered as its own stand-alone service - you can book sessions or a package without being under care. Many people do both, but neither requires the other.
Does it hurt? Is it hot?
No. The bed produces gentle warmth, not heat, and the session is comfortable - closer to resting than to treatment.
How much does it cost?
A single session is $80. The Recovery Package is $640 for 12 total sessions - 10 plus 2 free, saving $160. The Transformation Package is $1,200 for 25 total sessions - 20 plus 5 free, saving $400. Call (949) 365-0403 and Carmen can set either up.
Is it FDA approved?
Per the manufacturer, the Trifecta Light Bed's device class is FDA-cleared for general wellness and cosmetic use. Cleared for wellness is a different, more limited claim than approved to treat a condition - and this office presents it accordingly, as wellness and recovery support rather than treatment.
Will it fix my back pain?
No - and be suspicious of anyone who says a light bed will. Pain gets examined, measured, and treated with the clinical work this office does. The light bed is a wellness layer that stands beside that care, not a replacement for it.
How often should I use it?
That depends on what you are using it for. Ask when you are in - the front desk can set up a rhythm that matches your goals, whether that is a package schedule or sessions around your visits.
Fifteen minutes - on its own, or onto your next visit.
Book it as its own appointment or have the front desk add it when you check in. No downtime, nothing to prepare, from $80.