Abstract: The present invention relates to systems and methods for conducting temperature-controlled water exposure therapies using a modular, portable chilling system. The system includes an ice container configured to form treatment ice with enhanced surface geometry and an attachable agitator module housing a pump, rechargeable battery, and controller. During operation, treatment water is drawn through an inlet, circulated via impingement ports towards the treatment ice, and returned to a treatment tank, resulting in rapid and uniform cooling. The system supports interchangeable components, ergonomic transport, and sealed, self-contained operation without external plumbing. Method embodiments include biometric-guided therapy configurations, modular preparation workflows, and predictive session personalization using wearable data. The system can be monitored and configured using a software application linked via wireless communication.

Abstract: The present invention relates to systems and methods for conducting temperature-controlled water exposure therapies using a modular, portable chilling system. The system includes an ice container configured to form treatment ice with enhanced surface geometry and an attachable agitator module housing a pump, rechargeable battery, and controller. During operation, treatment water is drawn through an inlet, circulated via impingement ports towards the treatment ice, and returned to a treatment tank, resulting in rapid and uniform cooling. The system supports interchangeable components, ergonomic transport, and sealed, self-contained operation without external plumbing. Method embodiments include biometric-guided therapy configurations, modular preparation workflows, and predictive session personalization using wearable data. The system can be monitored and configured using a software application linked via wireless communication.