Abstract: A rehabilitation and exercise bed includes: a bed having a driving motor provided under the bed; a rotary traction device having a right and a left pedal respectively secured to a pair of crank arms rotatably mounted on opposite ends of an axial shaft of the driving motor for rehabilitating or exercising a patient's feet in a rotary movement like pedaling a bicycle; a lower-limb traction device connected to a front portion of the rotary traction device for reciprocatively rehabilitating or exercising the patient's lower limbs; and an upper-limb traction device connected to a rear portion of the rotary traction device for reciprocatively exercising the patient's upper limbs.

Abstract: A rehabilitation and exercise bed includes: a bed having a driving motor provided under the bed; a rotary traction device having a right and a left pedal respectively secured to a pair of crank arms rotatably mounted on opposite ends of an axial shaft of the driving motor for rehabilitating or exercising a patient's feet in a rotary movement like pedaling a bicycle; a lower-limb traction device connected to a front portion of the rotary traction device for reciprocatively rehabilitating or exercising the patient's lower limbs; and an upper-limb traction device connected to a rear portion of the rotary traction device for reciprocatively exercising the patient's upper limbs.

Abstract: A rehabilitation equipment includes a base, two upright elastic bars each mounted on the base, a bracket mounted on the two elastic bars and including a substantially U-shaped support portion mounted on the two elastic bars, and a push bar mounted on a mediate portion of the bracket. Thus, the rehabilitation equipment is folded when not in use so as to save the storage space. In addition, the rehabilitation equipment is assembled and disassembled easily and conveniently, thereby facilitating the user using the rehabilitation equipment.

Abstract: A collapsible combination waist and leg exerciser comprises a base, two elastic frames, and two connected handles. In use, user may stand on base with hands grasped on the handles and bend waist forward facing elastic frames in order to exercise up and down repeatedly. User may also sit on a chair with the chair's legs pressed on base by the weight of user. User's feet are urged against the top of handles for exercising up and down repeatedly. User may lay back with feet urged against the top of handles in a continuous up and down movement. This can train or develop the parts of body such as chest, arms, waist, legs, and buttock effectively in a small environment.

Abstract: A multi-functional health device comprises a frame support, a pedal assembly connected by wires with a pair of hand pullers, a hand wheel, a crank member, a torsion member and a pair of positioning plates operably disposed on respective positions of the support, which provide whole bodied exercise to a crippled or abled person for their subsidiary medical treatment. A pair of extensions extend parallel from the front side of the lower frame in cooperation with a plurality of belts and enables a wheelchair to be stably fastened therebetween for facilitating a ready access of a crippled person to the device.

Abstract: A device designed for regaining the health of survivors from apoplexy, heart attack, poliomyelitis, accident and aged people by doing exercises. An adjustable-speed motor drives a pair of pedals so that the user's arms or legs can be hauled or dragged gently and regularly to move roundly with the user's arms or legs directly connected with the pedals and in turn with the motor or to move to and fro, up and down by a pair of wires which through a frame changes their direction, as controlled by the pedals.