The Galaxy 101 physical therapy exam table is designed to support clinical safety and equipment standards commonly required in rehabilitation and outpatient care environments. Its stable frame, controlled height adjustment, and patient support surfaces align with general therapy room safety expectations. The table is suitable for use in physical therapy, sports medicine, and rehabilitation departments where controlled patient positioning is required. While not classified as a powered medical device, facilities should confirm alignment with internal safety and infection-control protocols. Documentation is typically available to support procurement and accreditation reviews. This compliance-ready design helps reduce risk during audits and inspections.

The Galaxy 101 integrates seamlessly into outpatient therapy clinics, hospital rehab departments, and multi-room treatment facilities. Its straightforward mechanical design allows consistent use across multiple treatment rooms, supporting standardized workflows and staff training. Adjustable positioning enables therapists to accommodate a wide range of patient mobility levels and treatment modalities. Because it does not require specialized power infrastructure, it scales easily across new or expanded clinic locations. This flexibility supports operational growth without increasing technical complexity. Integration simplicity is a key advantage for high-throughput therapy environments.

The Galaxy 101 delivers strong total cost of ownership (TCO) by combining durable construction with minimal ongoing maintenance requirements. Its non-powered or mechanically assisted operation reduces service costs compared to fully motorized tables. Long service life supports favorable ROI, especially in clinics with high daily patient volumes. Standardized components and upholstery simplify cleaning and replacement over time. When deployed across multiple locations, consistent equipment selection further improves cost efficiency. Procurement teams benefit from predictable lifecycle expenses.

Key technical specifications include weight capacity, height adjustment range, table dimensions, and upholstery material. Facilities should confirm that the load rating supports bariatric and standard patient populations treated in therapy settings. Table height range is critical for therapist ergonomics and patient transfer safety. Upholstery durability and cleanability should align with infection-control standards. Frame stability and base footprint must be compatible with treatment room layouts. Reviewing these specifications ensures operational and clinical compatibility.

Facilities can expect a manufacturer-backed warranty covering structural components and workmanship under normal clinical use. Routine inspection and basic preventive maintenance help preserve table stability and upholstery integrity. Replacement parts and upholstery components are typically available to extend service life. Including service expectations in procurement documentation helps align internal maintenance planning. Proper staff use and adherence to load limits further reduce lifecycle costs. Long-term support planning ensures consistent availability in busy therapy departments.