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Join Melina Zimmerman DVM, DACVAA, CVPP, CVMA, CCRP and Joe Lemon for their discussion at VMX regarding Pain Management and Rehabilitation clinic business development. Dr. Zimmerman shares her experience launching a new, successful clinic and advice to those considering the same.

Anthony and Joe discuss his human physical therapist background and transition to a rehabilitation therapist. He also discusses how he grew his successful small animal rehabilitation practice, including details on services offered, pricing, and the importance of business mentorship.

Discovering that veterinary medicine is an art and a science. We discuss how specialized rehabilitation vet clinics discover the possibility of viewing each other as partners and not as competition in a growing industry with endless opportunities.

Guest: Dr. Bonnie Wright, DVM 🎙 Tune in to our latest ELvation Medical Rehab Lab with Bonnie Wright. She discusses non-pharmaceutical pain management via mechanotransduction and how the PiezoWave2 contributes to animal pain management. Understand the mechanisms behind how ELvation Medical and its PiezoWave2 represent a shift towards non-pharmaceutical approaches to managing pain and promoting animal healing.🐾 #ELvationMedical #Piezowave2 #RehabLabPodcast #PetWellness #MechanotransductionMagic

Attention all pet lovers! Get ready for an amazing adventure into the world of veterinary rehabilitation with the groundbreaking PiezoWave Vet podcast Rehab Lab! This episode is a conversation with the incredible Dr. Cara McNemee DVM, CVMA, CCRT. She shares her expertise and insights on pet rehabilitation, changing the way we care for our furry companions. Spread the word and tag your fellow pet enthusiasts! Let's empower and uplift the lives of our furry friends together. 🐾✨

We sat down with Jessica Rychel, DVM, DACVSMR, CVMA and Lindsey Fry, DVM, DACVSMR CVMA, CVPP, CCRP of Red Sage Integrative Veterinary to talk about their clinical insights. One of their main goals is to really understand the pathology of an issue rather than just looking for a quick fix. Their take on recovery, how they get to the root of pain, and more is covered in this exciting new episode of Rehab Lab

Getting shockwave in to the right hands and making sure they're educated on how to treat properly is a key aspect of making sure PiezoWave gets your furry patients the best results possible.  The latest episode of Rehab Lab features our very own Cindy Harrington PhD, CVT talking about her personal experiences not only with shockwave, but also other modalities she's experienced in her years of working in the animal health field.

"You've got to take it beyond addressing the 'what?' and address the 'why?'" We sat down with Mike Stewart DVM of Stewart Equine at the AAEP Annual Convention and listened to what he had to say about PiezoWave and treating the underlying causes of pain. "Understanding the biomechanical elements that lead to these problems is essential. With shockwave we have the ability to alter the soft tissue elements and changing the biomechanical functions to address the issues at a more fundamental, rudimentary element so we can address the root cause of your problem or prevent you from getting there."

This episode of Rehab Lab features Dr. Julie Sowa, DVM, CVMA, CVSMT, CCRP, owner of Pawlouse Veterinary Rehabilitation Therapy in Spokane, WA. "The PiezoWave2 provides a very focused treatment, it's very powerful, especially with problems that have been there for a while and you really want to break through those pain patterns instantly, so that body can stop healing, the PiezoWave is the choice for that. I actually ended up getting shockwave because of how effective it is at treating tendinopathies especially shoulders and elbows which I've always struggled with reaching with my typical methods like acupuncture or laser or bodywork." -Julia Sowa DVM, CVMA, CVSMT, CCRP

Shockwave like the PiezoWave2 is a key component to the multi modal approach for pain management. We have Megan Buchanan DVM, CCRP, CCFT, CVA, CVMMP as the latest guest on Rehab Lab

The latest episode of Rehab Lab features Dr. Julia Tomlinson BVSc, MS, PhD, DACVS, CCRP, CVSMT. Listen as she covers multimodal treatment options, the importance of metrics and idea sharing throughout the field, and her experience with PiezoWave technology.

Front-end injuries are almost impossible to treat, but not with the PiezoWave2. Join us for the latest Rehab Lab episode with Dr. Babette Gladstein VMD on April 19 as she discusses regenerative healing techniques and cites a specific case in which a canine patient had increased mobility after just one PiezoWave treatment and did not limp the next day. "Dr. Babette Gladstein is a house call Veterinarian who will guide your pet to wellness. Her methods are safe, effective, evidence-based, and time-tested. She integrates the best traditional, nutritional and alternative veterinary therapies for pets in the greater New York City area."