Hands on physiotherapy works better when the plinth sits at the right height for the technique being used. This couch has a short head section and a long leg section, which gives the therapist room to work down the spine and along the limbs while the patient stays settled.
Who it suits
It fits a physiotherapy, myotherapy or rehabilitation room where the same table is used for manual therapy, exercise prescription and assessment across the day. The face hole and plug in the head section make prone treatment comfortable, and the back and head sections both move on gas struts so positioning takes seconds between clients.
Electric height adjustment runs off a foot bar that wraps the base, so the therapist can drop the table for a transfer without letting go of the patient. Retractable castors make the couch easy to reposition, and the vinyl wipes clean between patients.
