Facilities should consider the following before purchasing a passive motion exerciser: mechanical and electrical safety features, stability and compatibility with the facility's beds, ability of the motor to withstand worst-case application, quietness of operation, portability and ease of storage.
There are various mechanisms for adjusting the passive motion exerciser device for patient fit and for changing ROM.
There are some continuous passive motion exercisers that are used at the hospital, as well as in the patient's home.
Buyers of passive motion exercisers should try the products to make sure all adjustments are easily made over an adequate range and will hold their position constantly.

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