Written by the people who build it. No product pitch disguised as advice — the pitch is that the question gets answered properly.
What a new physiotherapy clinic actually needs on day one, what can wait, and how to buy it from one manufacturer without overpaying. A practical checklist for owner-physiotherapists.
Read → GuideHow physiotherapy and rehabilitation equipment reaches government hospitals — KMSCL running contracts, GeM direct purchase, NHM district buyers — and why being a manufacturer changes the bid.
Read → GuideThe clinical set-up of parallel bars — rail height to the wrist crease, clear width a hand outside the hips, and the step-on, walk and turn sequence — from a manufacturer that builds them.
Read → GuideWhen a motorised hi-low treatment table earns its cost over a fixed-height one, how many sections you need, and what single, dual and triple motors change. From a manufacturer of both.
Read → GuideThe difference between a tilt table and a standing frame, which patients each suits, and why most neuro-rehabilitation units end up needing both. Written by a manufacturer of both.
Read → GuideHow to specify seating and standing equipment for children with cerebral palsy — age bands, standing-frame configurations, walkers, and the one rule: equipment scaled to the child.
Read → GuideWhat separates the best physiotherapy equipment suppliers from the rest is not the brand name on the brochure but what is written on the quotation. A buyer's checklist for clinics, hospitals and tenders.
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