Fabrication Enterprises HCI PhysioMill Rehabilitation Treadmill

HCI PhysioMill Rehabilitation Treadmill

The HCI PhysioMill Rehabilitation Treadmill is a clinical treadmill built for rehabilitation and therapy settings. Buyers who need controlled low-speed starts, reverse belt training, and a high patient weight capacity may find it a strong fit for neurological, orthopedic, sports medicine, cardiac rehab, bariatric, and pediatric use. Key details include a 4 HP Hi-Torque DC Servo motor, 0.10 mph speed increments, a 21 inch x 63 inch walking belt, and support for patients up to 500 lbs.

Good Fit For

• Neurological rehabilitation settings
• Orthopedic and sports medicine therapy
• Cardiac rehab programs
• Bariatric and pediatric rehabilitation

Key Features

• True zero start supports controlled patient starts and gradual progression
• 0.10 mph speed increments help clinicians make precise speed adjustments
• Forward speeds program to 12 mph and backward speeds program to 3 mph
• Reverse belt mode with 15 percent elevation supports downhill negative walking
• 21 inch x 63 inch walking belt gives patients a large walking surface
• Standard accessories include short handrails, dual emergency stop buttons, remote start stop pause, orthopedic walking belt, and contact heart rate monitor

Applications and Usage

• Low-speed gait training that benefits from a true zero start
• Forward and backward walking therapy programs
• Downhill negative walking using reverse belt mode and elevation
• Clinical rehabilitation for patients up to 500 lbs.
• Therapy sessions that need quick control from emergency stops or a handheld remote

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This treadmill is intended for clinical rehabilitation environments rather than basic fitness use
• The large walking belt and 500 lb. patient capacity may be especially important for facilities serving diverse patient populations
• Reverse belt mode and downhill negative walking capability may matter for programs that include specialized gait training

FAQ

• What patient capacity does this rehabilitation treadmill support? The PhysioMill Rehabilitation Treadmill supports patients up to 500 lbs.
• Can this treadmill start at very low speeds for rehab work? Yes. The treadmill offers a true zero start and uses 0.10 mph speed increments for controlled progression.
• Does the treadmill support backward walking or reverse training? Yes. The PhysioMill includes a reverse belt mode, with backward speeds programmable up to 3 mph.
• What is the walking surface size? The walking belt measures 21 inch x 63 inch.
• What standard safety and control features come with it? Standard equipment includes short handrails, dual emergency stop buttons, a handheld remote for start, stop, and pause, an orthopedic walking belt, and a contact heart rate monitor.

From HCI by Fabrication Enterprises.