Spinal Decompression Table
Spinal decompression therapy, also known as non-surgical spinal decompression, is a practice that utilizes spinal decompression tables to relieve pain by creating a scenario in which bulging or herniated disc tissue is able to move back into place and heal, alleviating the pain that this condition causes.
Spinal decompression therapy aims to help patients who suffer from debilitating pain due to bulging, degenerating, or herniated discs. It can also be used for the pain management and treatment of many causes of sciatica, injured or diseased spinal nerve roots, and worn spinal joints.
Theraband Training Stations
The 1st compact multi dimensional wall mount system that provides in-clinic strength, balance, ROM and core training.
Intellect Neo
Neo offers a stunning anatomic library that illustrates an array of pathologies, making it easier for you to communicate with patients about their condition and educate them on further treatment options.
Benefits:
- Relaxation of muscle spasms
- Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy
- Increasing local blood circulation
- Muscle re-education
- Maintaining or increasing range of motion
- Immediate postsurgical stimulation of calf muscles to prevent venous thrombosis
- Temporary symptomatic relief or management of chronic, intractable pain
- Temporary relief of post-traumatic acute pain
- Temporary relief of post-surgical acute pain
Gait Training on Treadmill
Gait analysis and training by generating sound evaluation of treadmill. Treadmill assists in moving the limbs while giving gait training and hoists provides security against injury/fall.
Tech Laser SS-1000
Advanced Scanning Laser Therapy machine which delivers a combination of RED and IR LASER through Scanning Laser. Scanning mode of treatment is very easy to use and very effective method of delivering even dose to multiple trigger points simultaneously.
Ceiling Harness
Ceiling harness/hoists used for the gait training/transfer. It reduces the risk of injury to patients as well as therapist while gait training/transfer procedures.
It helps stroke survivors walk longer and faster. Gait speed is an important metric of safety as walking faster indicates that an individual can more safely negotiate the community and respond to challenges in the environment, like uneven surfaces or when they experience a perturbation.
Pure Tone Audiometer
For identification of hearing threshold levels of older children (>5 yrs) and adults, enabling determination of the degree, type and configuration of hearing loss.
Tympanometer
For evaluation of the middle ear condition, elasticity of the eardrum, movement of the ossicles, function of the eustachian tube and middle ear pressure.
Cochlear Implant Mapping
It involves programming of Cochlear Implant device through adjusting the stimulation levels of the internal electrode arrays so that the user can hear wide range of sounds.
OAE & ABR
Electrophysiological tests ideal for Universal Newborn Hearing Screening programmes, paediatric assessments and assessment of hearing sensitivity in difficult to test population.
It's the fastest screener available with the freedom of unique secure WIRELESS connectivity.
Audiology Room
Helps with eliminating background noise to get accurate results. Our soundproof audiometric booths offer a quiet space to administer hearing tests with ease.
Invisible Hearing Aid
Invisible hearing aids may be a good choice for people who have mild to moderate hearing loss. In addition to hearing loss level, the shape and size of your ear canal will help determine if invisible hearing aids are right for you. If not, there are other types that may be nearly as discreet.
Cochlear Implant
A cochlear implant is a surgically implanted neuroprosthesis that provides a person who has bilateral moderate-to-profound sensorineural hearing loss with sound perception and improved speech understanding in both quiet and noise.
Neonatal Hearing & Screening
Universal neonatal hearing screening, also known as early hearing detection and intervention programs in several countries, refer to those services aimed at the early identification, intervention, and follow-up of infants and young children who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.
