Physical Therapy and Rehab Equipment

This collection brings together the equipment we supply to physical therapy clinics, cardiac rehab programs, and medical fitness centers. Every piece was picked for safe access, steady support, and all day durability.

For gait training, the PhysioMill and RehabMill treadmills offer very slow starting speeds, long handrails, and stable decks. For seated cardio, the PhysioStep line and the B4RB recumbent bike give patients back support and easy access. The CyclePlus, PhysioCycle XT, OmniTrainer, and eTrainer add upper body and active passive training, including options that work right from a wheelchair.

We help facilities of every size, from a single treatment room to a full hospital wellness center. Ask us for a quote and we will help match equipment to your space, your patients, and your budget.

Related: Rehab and Low Impact Cardio | Arm Bikes and Upper Body Ergometers | Heavy Duty Treadmills | Physical Therapy Recumbent Bikes

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Shopping Guide for Physical Therapy and Rehab Equipment

How to outfit a physical therapy or rehab space.

1. Start with the treatment plan: Cover gait training, seated cardio, and upper body work. A rehab treadmill, a recumbent bike or stepper, and an arm ergometer handle most plans.

2. Check transfer access: Look for step through frames, low seats, swivel options, and machines patients can use from a wheelchair.

3. Confirm starting resistance and speed: Rehab users need very low starting points. Check the low end of every range.

4. Measure the room: Leave clear paths for walkers and wheelchairs between machines.

5. Ask for a facility quote: We price single treatment rooms through full wellness centers.

Physical Therapy and Rehab Equipment FAQs

What equipment does a physical therapy clinic need first?

Most clinics start with a rehab treadmill, a recumbent bike or stepper, and an upper body ergometer. These three cover gait training, seated cardio, and arm work for most treatment plans.

What makes rehab equipment different from standard gym equipment?

Rehab equipment starts at very low resistance and speed, is easier to get on and off, and stays stable for users with limited balance or strength. Many pieces work for patients in wheelchairs.

Can patients in wheelchairs use this equipment?

Yes. The eTrainer and OmniTrainer let a patient train without leaving their wheelchair. Other machines offer easy transfer designs like step through frames and low seats.

Do you offer quotes for outfitting a full clinic?

Yes. Send us your space size and patient needs and we will build a quote. We supply single machines and full facility packages.

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