Rehabilitation equipment is used to support recovery, improve mobility, rebuild strength, and enhance stability after injury or during physical therapy. It is also commonly used for injury prevention and movement improvement.

Rehab equipment is suitable for beginners, active individuals, athletes, and those recovering from injury. It is widely used in home settings, physiotherapy clinics, studios, and commercial fitness facilities.

Rehab equipment includes items such as resistance bands, massage guns, foam rollers, balance pads, and other tools designed to support mobility, recovery, and controlled strengthening.

Yes. Many rehabilitation tools are also used in general fitness training to improve flexibility, balance, muscle activation, and recovery as part of a well-rounded workout routine.

Yes. Rehab equipment is generally safe for home use when exercises are performed correctly and resistance or intensity is selected appropriately. Users recovering from injury should follow professional guidance where required.

Rehab equipment requires minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning, inspection for wear, and proper storage will help ensure safe and effective long-term use.