The Right Practice Equipment for Device-Supported Physiotherapy
In order to offer device-supported physiotherapy or medical training therapy as a physiotherapist, certain equipment is required in the practice. The Medical Devices Act specifies both the number and type of devices. Additionally, these devices must meet specific quality requirements, have the CE mark and MPG certification, and the staff must be trained in using the devices.
The following training devices must be available:
- A double universal pulley system with a training bench to train both body halves simultaneously
- A vertical pulley system
- A functional press
- An angle table or posterior trunk lifter
- Foot cuffs or straps and hand cuffs or straps for the pulley systems
This basic equipment can be expanded with other fitness devices depending on the therapy focus of the practice. Specifically for back pain, the number one common ailment, specialized devices are recommended. Targeted back training, back schools, and spinal gymnastics can thus be offered as equipment training.


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- On-site visit with individual consultation
- Cost-effective individual equipment selection, as we offer brand-independent products
- 2D and 3D planning
- Installation, training, and maintenance
- More than 18 years of experience
- In addition to new devices, we also offer affordable leasing returns, showroom, and annual devices with full warranty
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Device-supported physiotherapy complements regular physiotherapy
This therapy area requires the following practice equipment:
- A wall bar, complemented by gymnastic balls and bands, clubs, sticks, etc.
- Therapy mats
- At least 2 four-legged gymnastic stools
- A large correction mirror
- Equipment for traction treatments of the cervical and lumbar spine
- Technical possibilities for ice application
- Sufficient sheets, towels, positioning cushions, pads, and blankets
From the concept, the selection of training equipment to the right financing – Fitness Leasing supports you every step of the way to your new practice setup. Schedule your personal consultation now.
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