Abstract: A treatment device (12) for supporting a user (10) during a therapeutic treatment includes a device body (216) and an actuator assembly (222). The device body (216) is configured to support the user (10) during the therapeutic treatment. The device body (216) includes a first body section (224) that supports at least a portion of the user (10) during the therapeutic treatment. The first body section (224) has (i) a rigid, section base (228). (ii) a first resilient layer (230A) that is positioned on top of the section base (228), the first resilient layer (230A) including a first support region (224F) and a second support region (224S), and (iii) a section cover (232) that covers the first resilient layer (230A), the section cover (232) being adapted to engage the user (10). The actuator assembly (222) is configured to selectively deform the second support region (224S) relative to the first support region (224F).

Abstract: A treatment device (12) for supporting a user (10) during a therapeutic treatment includes a device body (216) and an actuator assembly (222). The device body (216) is configured to support the user (10) during the therapeutic treatment. The device body (216) includes a first body section (224) that supports at least a portion of the user (10) during the therapeutic treatment. The first body section (224) has (i) a rigid, section base (228), (ii) a first resilient layer (230A) that is positioned on top of the section base (228), the first resilient layer (230A) including a first support region (224F) and a second support region (224S), and (iii) a section cover (232) that covers the first resilient layer (230A), the section cover (232) being adapted to engage the user (10). The actuator assembly (222) is configured to selectively deform the second support region (224S) relative to the first support region (224F).

Abstract: Disclosed herein are fiber optic cable accumulators including a base and a perimeter wall extending from the base. The perimeter wall defines a cavity and a plurality of openings providing ingress and egress pathways into the cavity. At least one mandrel extends from the base within the cavity and is disposed equidistant from at least two opposite portions of the perimeter wall.

Abstract: A treatment device (12) for supporting a user (10) during a therapeutic treatment includes a device body (216) and an actuator assembly (222). The device body (216) is configured to support the user (10) during the therapeutic treatment. The device body (216) includes a first body section (224) that supports at least a portion of the user (10) during the therapeutic treatment. The first body section (224) has (i) a rigid, section base (228), (ii) a first resilient layer (230A) that is positioned on top of the section base (228), the first resilient layer (230A) including a first support region (224F) and a second support region (224S), and (iii) a section cover (232) that covers the first resilient layer (230A), the section cover (232) being adapted to engage the user (10). The actuator assembly (222) is configured to selectively deform the second support region (224S) relative to the first support region (224F).

Abstract: A gasket for a spa shell includes a body formed of an at least partially translucent material. The gasket includes a top ring configured to abut a top surface of the spa shell and a bottom ring configured to abut a bottom surface of the spa shell. In one embodiment, the gasket includes an indentation configured to receive light from a light source for transmission through the body. The gasket may be formed with an elastomer.