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The Multi Exercise Chair is versatile physiotherapy and rehabilitation equipment designed to support a wide range of assisted, active, and resistive exercises in a compact seated or reclining setup. It is commonly used for upper-limb and lower-limb rehabilitation, including exercises for the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, and related muscle groups. Designed for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation
The Large Shoulder Wheel is a physiotherapy and rehabilitation exercise equipment designed to support controlled shoulder, upper-limb, and elbow movement. Its large rotating wheel allows patients to perform guided circular movements through a selected range of motion while the resistance and handle position can be adjusted according to the exercise requirement. Large shoulder wheels are
The Heel & Ankle Exercise equipment is designed to support controlled rehabilitation exercises for the foot, heel, ankle, and lower leg. It can be incorporated into physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs focused on ankle mobility, flexibility, strengthening, balance, coordination, and progressive functional movement. Heel and ankle rehabilitation often involves controlled movements such as ankle flexion and
The Hand Gripper Exercise is a simple and practical rehabilitation and hand-strengthening activity designed to support controlled gripping, finger movement, hand strength, wrist stability, and forearm conditioning. Hand grippers are commonly used in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, rehabilitation, sports training, and general exercise programs. A hand gripper provides resistance when the handles are squeezed together. Depending
A Hand Exercise Table is commonly incorporated into physiotherapy clinics, occupational therapy departments, rehabilitation centres, hospitals, hand therapy units, and sports rehabilitation facilities. Depending on the model, the table may include pulleys, cords, leather loops, weights, hand grips, wrist rollers, and supination-pronation or wrist circumduction attachments. The Hand Exercise Table from PHYSIOMODALITIES™ can be used
The Five Round Peg Board is a compact occupational therapy and rehabilitation exercise device designed to support hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, grasping, placement, dexterity, and cognitive-motor activities. It provides a structured tabletop exercise in which users pick up and place pegs into corresponding holes, making it useful for hand rehabilitation and therapeutic skill development.
The Wall Mounted Climbing Ladder is a versatile physiotherapy and rehabilitation equipment designed to support assisted exercise, stretching, mobility training, shoulder and upper-limb rehabilitation, posture exercises, and progressive functional training. Also known as a wall ladder, stall bar, or therapy ladder in different rehabilitation settings, it provides multiple height-adjustable hand positions for controlled therapeutic exercises.
The Exercise Ball is a versatile physiotherapy and rehabilitation equipment designed to support balance training, core strengthening, flexibility, posture exercises, mobility training, and functional rehabilitation. Also commonly used as a stability or therapy ball, it provides an unstable exercise surface that encourages controlled muscle engagement while performing different movements. Exercise balls are widely incorporated into
The Percussion Massage Gun is a handheld mechanical massage and soft-tissue therapy device designed to deliver rapid, repetitive percussive movements to targeted muscle areas. It can be incorporated into physiotherapy, sports recovery, exercise therapy, and muscle-care routines where controlled soft-tissue stimulation is appropriate. Percussion massage devices use interchangeable or fixed massage attachments to apply rhythmic
The Ankle Exerciser Rehabilitation is a practical physiotherapy and exercise therapy device designed to support controlled ankle movement, mobility, strengthening, flexibility, and progressive rehabilitation. It can be incorporated into supervised rehabilitation programs where patients need structured ankle exercises following injury, immobilisation, surgery, sports-related problems, or reduced joint mobility. Ankle rehabilitation generally requires gradual and controlled