Rehab & Physical Therapy Equipment for Sale
Rehab equipment is built for the clinic: low step-through heights, very low starting speeds and resistance, handrails and harness points, wheelchair access and consoles that report clinically relevant data. This category collects treadmills, semi-recumbent cycles and ellipticals, unweighting systems and other physical therapy devices.
Compare access features (removable seats, swing-out cranks, step-through height), the minimum speed or resistance, load-measurement capability, maximum user weight (often 400–500 lb) and connectivity to documentation systems.
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More About Rehab & Physical Therapy Equipment
Biodex rehab treadmills feature long handrails, 0.1 mph speed increments and reverse operation for gait training, while the Biodex BioStep semi-recumbent elliptical and semi-recumbent cycles offer seated total-body work with swivel seats and adjustable crank lengths. Pneumex specializes in pneumatic unweighting systems that reduce body weight during walking and balance training.
Many facilities outside the clinic — senior living communities, hospital wellness centers and inclusive-fitness gyms — also use this equipment because it serves the broadest range of users. Remanufactured units are inspected, refinished, fitted with new wear parts and calibrated before shipping with our warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a rehab treadmill different?
Long full-length handrails, a very low starting speed (0.1 mph), small speed increments, reverse belt operation and a low deck height. Some models add unweighting harness frames.
What is an unweighting system?
A harness system that supports a percentage of the user's body weight — pneumatically or with a counterweight — so walking and balance training can begin earlier in recovery.
Are rehab machines suitable for general fitness?
Yes. Semi-recumbent cycles and ellipticals are excellent for deconditioned or older members and are often placed on the main floor of inclusive gyms.