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Application

Movable swimming pool floors, also known as adjustable pool floors, are a testament to patient-centered innovation in aquatic rehabilitation. For many patients, especially those grappling with chronic pain or limited joint mobility, traditional land-based exercises can be daunting or even unattainable. The unique design of the movable swimming pool floor directly addresses these challenges by allowing the water depth to be tailored to each patient’s specific needs. This personalized approach ensures optimal support and resistance, significantly reducing pain and enhancing joint mobility.

Water Specific Therapy (WST)
Halliwick
Bad Ragaz Ring Method (BRRM)

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Water Specific Therapy (WST)
Halliwick
Bad Ragaz Ring Method (BRRM)

Advantages

Water hydraulic operated
Open structure (completely water-permeable)

Result

No toxic fluids in the pool in case of leakage
No electrical components in the water

Underwater treadmill

Underwater treadmill can be integrated in a movable swimming pool floor, and be used to perform static walking exercises. The advantage is that the therapist can continuously watch and correct the patient’s movements from one position. This reduces the need for a large swimming pool.

Butterfly bath

A butterfly bath, also known as a whirlpool bath, is a type of therapeutic bath that uses jets of water to massage the body. It is typically used to help patients with musculoskeletal conditions, such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and chronic pain, as well as to aid in the recovery from injuries or surgeries.

Underwater bicycle

Unique resistance mechanism

Effort can be derived directly from speed of cycling

High grade construction

Methods

Methods used in Aquatic Therapy or Hydrotherapy Active versus Passive Aquatic Therapy 7 methods in Aquatic Therapy

Chronic Pain Management: Alleviating pain through the buoyancy and warmth of water.
PTSS and Water: Utilizing the calming nature of water for trauma recovery.
Safe Environment: Offering a risk-free space for those with balance or mobility issues.

Aquatic therapy pools are often used in conjunction with specific therapeutic programs designed by physical therapists or other rehabilitation professionals. These programs are tailored to the individual’s needs, whether it’s for rehabilitation after an injury, managing chronic pain, or improving mobility and strength.
Aquatic therapy can be beneficial for a variety of conditions, including orthopedic injuries, neurological disorders, chronic pain conditions, and more. It’s always important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any therapeutic program.

Advantage	Result
Actuated with safe low voltage power drive	Optimal security of patients is guaranteed
Infinitely adjustable speeds from 0,1 up to 11 km/h	Precise control of exercise intensity
Slow up and down tuning during start and stop	Pleasurable walking experience

	Drop-in underwater treadmill	Intergrated underwater treadmill
Dimensions – Total	L 1540 x B 1040 x H 1740 mm (including handrails)	L 1750 x B 1200 mm
Dimensions – Training area	L 1150 x B 550 mm	L 1400 x B 850 mm
Speed capabilties	0,1 – 11.0 km/h	0,1 – 11.0 km/h