Rehab Equipment

Healing in Motion

Kingwood Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center offers in-house rehabilitation services. Instead of having different therapists work with you during your stay, our in-house therapy program allows for a more personal relationship between patient and therapist. You will work closely with a select group of therapists, letting them get to know you and cater your treatment plan to meet your needs.

2 Nu Steps

Combining ultrasound (US) with electrical stimulation (e-stim) is a treatment option to decrease acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain, decrease muscle tone-spasm, increase local circulation, and increase-maintain joint range of motion (ROM)

1 Vital Stim

A therapy device that uses neuromuscular electrical stimulation to treat dysphagia (difficulty swallowing). It strengthens the muscles involved in swallowing, improving function and reducing the risk of aspiration.

Rosie Connectivity Vital Signs monitoring device

A device that integrates with electronic health records to monitor and record vital signs. It improves data accuracy, reduces manual entry errors, and enhances patient care efficiency.

Cable Pulley System

Exercise equipment that uses adjustable pulleys for resistance training. It allows for a wide range of motion and targets multiple muscle groups, enhancing strength and flexibility.

3 mats

A large, sturdy table used in therapy for exercises and manipulations. It provides a stable surface for stretching, range-of-motion exercises, and manual therapy

Hi-lo table

An adjustable-height table used in therapy that allows for variable positions of residents. It provides a stable surface for stretching, range-of-motion exercises, and manual therapy

2 Standing Frames

A device that supports patients in an upright position. It helps improve circulation, bone density, and muscle strength, and can enhance psychological well-being by promoting independence.

Ramps

Inclined surfaces used to improve accessibility and mobility. They are essential for wheelchair users and help in rehabilitation by providing a gradient for walking exercises.

2 sets of Stairs

Used in rehabilitation to improve lower body strength, balance, and cardiovascular fitness. Able to simulate home environments for safe DC planning.

Small hand weights

for strength training and toning

Parallel Bars

Used in rehabilitation therapy to support patients during gait training and balance exercises. They help improve walking ability and confidence in patients recovering from injuries or surgeries.