The present invention provides a photo-therapy device and its use for treatment of skin conditions such as rashes or similar dermatological conditions that are exhibited by Grover's disease or other diseases which are associated or co-existent with Grover's disease. The treatment includes exposure of the subject's affected skin and preferably the entire body with blue LED light to improve skin status by stimulating body's immune system to reduce itching, blotchiness and skin discomfort.

Apparatus and method for applying photobiomodulation (PBM) light illumination therapy to a patient. A light therapy bed has a PBM mesh structure supported by a rigid frame to form a patient support surface adapted to contactingly support the patient. The mesh structure has respective illuminating and non-illuminating strands which interconnect to form a conformable, open hammock-type support structure with an array of mesh apertures extending therethrough. The illuminating strands have light sources such as light emitting diodes (LEDs) which emit electromagnetic radiation at one or more selected frequencies. A control circuit activates the light sources in accordance with a selected modulation profile. In further embodiments, an upper PBM mesh structure can be lowered to concurrently irradiate the patient. The open mesh areas can constitute 50% or more of the overall areal extent of the mesh to provide patient cooling and application of additional light from a supplemental source.

Apparatus and method for applying photobiomodulation (PBM) light illumination therapy to a patient. A light therapy bed has a PBM mesh structure supported by a rigid frame to form a patient support surface adapted to contactingly support the patient. The mesh structure has respective illuminating and non-illuminating strands which interconnect to form a conformable, open hammock-type support structure with an array of mesh apertures extending therethrough. The illuminating strands have light sources such as light emitting diodes (LEDs) which emit electromagnetic radiation at one or more selected frequencies. A control circuit activates the light sources in accordance with a selected modulation profile. In further embodiments, an upper PBM mesh structure can be lowered to concurrently irradiate the patient. The open mesh areas can constitute 50% or more of the overall areal extent of the mesh to provide patient cooling and application of additional light from a supplemental source.

Apparatus and method for applying photobiomodulation (PBM) light illumination therapy to a patient. A light therapy bed has a PBM mesh structure supported by a rigid frame to form a patient support surface adapted to contactingly support the patient. The mesh structure has respective illuminating and non-illuminating strands which interconnect to form a conformable, open hammock-type support structure with an array of mesh apertures extending therethrough. The illuminating strands have light sources such as light emitting diodes (LEDs) which emit electromagnetic radiation at one or more selected frequencies. A control circuit activates the light sources in accordance with a selected modulation profile. In further embodiments, an upper PBM mesh structure can be lowered to concurrently irradiate the patient. The open mesh areas can constitute 50% or more of the overall areal extent of the mesh to provide patient cooling and application of additional light from a supplemental source.

The invention relates to an irradiation module for use in a device (1) for irradiation with medical and cosmetic radiation, comprising a plurality of LEDs arranged on a carrier. The invention also relates to a device for irradiating a user (10) with medical and cosmetic radiation, comprising a plurality of irradiation modules (40) for irradiation with medical and cosmetic radiation, which modules are accommodated in a housing part (20; 30). The invention further relates to a method for irradiating a user (10) with medical and cosmetic radiation, comprising a plurality of irradiation modules (40) for irradiation with medical and cosmetic radiation, which modules are selected from the group comprising fluorescent tubes, LEDs, organic LEDs, and high-pressure lamps. In order to provide an irradiation module and a device and a method with which improved irradiation results can be achieved according to the invention, a first group of first LEDs, which emits radiation within the UVA spectrum, and a second group of second LEDs, which emits radiation within the UVB spectrum, are arranged on the carrier.

The invention relates to an irradiation module for use in a device for irradiation with medical and cosmetic radiation, comprising a plurality of LEDs arranged on a carrier. The invention also relates to a device for irradiating a user with medical and cosmetic radiation, comprising a plurality of irradiation modules for irradiation with medical and cosmetic radiation, which modules are accommodated in a housing part. The invention further relates to a method for irradiating a user with medical and cosmetic radiation, comprising a plurality of irradiation modules for irradiation with medical and cosmetic radiation, which modules are selected from the group comprising fluorescent tubes, LEDs, organic LEDs, and high-pressure lamps. In order to provide improved irradiation results, a first group of first LEDs, which emits radiation within the UVA spectrum, and a second group of second LEDs, which emits radiation within the UVB spectrum, are arranged on the carrier.

A therapeutic device includes a base having a first plurality of light emitting devices and a bed supported by the base. A hood is movable between an open position and a closed position, wherein the hood comprises a second plurality of light emitting devices. The device includes first and second end caps attached to opposing ends of the base, wherein when the hood is in the closed position, a substantially enclosed chamber is formed between the base, the hood and the end caps. The device includes at least one airborne energy configured to be delivered into the enclosed chamber through at least one of the end caps. A controller is configured to control the type, intensity and duration of light emitted from the first and second plurality of light emitting devices and the at least one airborne energy to control an environment within the enclosed chamber.