Choosing a technology: Specialty care.
Physiotherapy, rehabilitation, intimate health and practice equipment.
Buying guide
The criteria specific to this family.
- The intended use: rehabilitation, pain, intimate health or practice equipment.
- The patient profiles concerned.
- The device's footprint and mobility.
Buying guide
Questions to ask before investing.
- Which indications do you want to treat first, and for which patients?
- Is the technology authorised for your profession and your establishment in your country?
- What training is planned for the team, and who delivers it?
- Who installs, who provides after-sales service, and how quickly?
- Which consumables and wear parts should you plan for?
- How much space, power supply and ventilation does the device need?
- Which conformity documents come with the device?
- How does the device fit into your existing offer?
Buying guide
Preparing the profitability calculation.
Gather these figures before the demonstration: they let you compare technologies on the same basis.
- The session price charged in your city for these indications.
- The number of sessions per protocol.
- The number of patients per week you can reasonably expect.
- The cost of consumables per session.
- The payback period you are aiming for.
Specialty care
The devices in this family.
Photograph to comeCryocoverCold and compression, joint by joint.Open the file Photograph to comeDreamtech ProA motorised examination table for consultation and treatment.Open the file 
FrequentaziaRadiofrequency for women's intimate health.Open the file Photograph to comePhysiomedic A600Ten physiotherapy modalities in one device.Open the file Photograph to comeT-Care 6GTecar therapy and myofascial work.Open the file Photograph to comeUltraTrio ProA platform from the Specialty care family.Open the file See it at work.
A demonstration built around your indications, with a Cellulift specialist.