Used Physiotherapy Physical Medicine Equipment

Bed with electrically controlled inflatable air cushions.

Inflatable mattresses designed for pressure relief.

A device which automatically performs ankle massage for ankle pain relief etc.

Physiologic analyzers and scales which assess human body fat composition. These devices may determine body composition based on fat / fat free two component methods, or on several component methods.

Noninvasive devices which produce alternating magnetic fields to induce electro motive source in the area of interest in the bone. It is claimed that the tiny electrical potentials which are evoked near the bone accelerate its healing.

Stationary tables for chiropractic patients receiving treatment. Used by a massage therapist who provides a hands-on massage or rollers, rolling bars or rolling balls which travel up and down part or the whole of the body. Types include HiLo adjusting tables, elevating tables, and drop tables which feature head, chest, pelvic, cervical or thoracic drop pieces.

Diagnostic and Treatment equipment which can be used in the chiropractic practice.

Therapeutic modalities which combine water, heat and massage, for muscular and skeletal pain management, treatment of chiropractic patients and rehabilitation.

Therapy units reducing pain and swelling from injuries to soft tissues, or post surgical procedures, with a combination of cryotherapy and compression.

Radio frequency high power generator for tissue heating.

Bicycle ergometers.

A device used for physiotherapy exercise and rehabilitation.

A device used to measure grip strength and to perform muscle fatigue studies.

Class IV therapeutic lasers for pain relief physical therapy and wound healing following Surgery or injuries.

Adjustable electrically controlled bed.

Various types of Electric and Manual beds, Delivery beds, Pediatric beds and Stretchers.

Hydrocollators are heating devices that are used for heating of “hot packs” used primarily during physical therapy procedures.

Compression devices, intermittent or sequential, for treatment of poor circulation.

Supporting and fixating aids, for protecting and fixating upper and lower extremities.

Treatment using low-level lasers or light-emitting diodes to alter cellular function over nerves or joints.

Electromagnetic stimulators for treatment of soft-tissue injuries and other wounds.

Treatment and examination tables with height/position adjustments.

User and/or attendant operated manually propelled wheelchairs.

A vibrating transducer controlled by an electrical generator for stimulation of various sites on the surface of the body.

Battery-powered wheelchairs for outdoor use, which enable crossing rougher terrain and traveling longer distances. Models have either three or four wheels.

Analgesic stimulators using electrodes for transcutaneous stimulus.

Electrical pulse generator for physical therapy and diagnosis.

Devices which cool the skin in order to relieve pain caused by various medical procedures, such as laser treatment, injections, injuries, plastic surgery and minor surgery.

Tubs which use liquid paraffin to maintain pre-set temperature for the patient's limbs (or fingers) aimed to relieve pain and stiffness.

Exercisers for continuous passive motion of patient's limbs.

Transfer lifts and track-mounted patient lifts.

Treatment and examination tables with height and position adjustments.

Battery-powered wheelchairs for indoor and outdoor use. These electric models are heavier than manual chairs, and are suitable for users with limited upper body strength, or those who can't use self-propelled chairs.

Data management information systems for physician's office and clinics.

Furniture designed for one person, usually used in a chiropractic, geriatric or pediatric setting.

Various devices using different types of energy (e.g. RF, Ultrasound, Heat) to produce healing and renovation of human tissue. Some are used for aesthetic medicine purposes.

Spinal Decompression Tables. 

Therapeutic tools for reduction of back and lower extremities pain.

System that supports the patient and allows exercising in vertical position. Used for rehabilitation purposes.

Heating devices such as radiators, heating by water or air, used for physical treatment by physiotherapists.

Non-invasive, non-contact diagnostic equipment which helps visualize and quantify changes in body heat and skin surface temperature. Areas with abnormal temperatures may relate to a number of medical conditions such as breast cancer, benign tumors, extremity disorders and blood flow related issues.

The table is designed for physical treatment and the support of orthopedic patients.

A device used to apply traction to the patient by mean of a weights or electric motor.

Treadmills for stress tests and rehabilitation.

An electrical stimulator / ultrasound generator for physical therapy.

Devices intended for checking acoustic and electrical parameters and correct power level delivery by ultrasound equipment and transducers.

Ultrasound systems for physical therapy.

A device which includes a controller and an aplicator that are used to transmit mechanical vibrations to treated areas.

Walkers are intended to facilitate users' ambulation, intended for permanent assistance of disabled patients or for use during rehabilitation. Some are wheeled, other none-wheeled, and some models combine the walker with an integral seat.

Baths for therapeutic purposes.