Abstract: A dual-purpose rehabilitation machine includes a base, a fixed rod unit, a mobile device, several fastener belts and a driving unit installed behind the fixed rod unit so as to shorten a distance between a user and the fixed rod unit such that when a piston unit of the driving unit is moved to a second position, the user is lifted upward from a bed or chair to abut against the fixed rod unit. The fastener belts are mounted on the mobile device, thereby eliminating the employment of a belt-fixing rod and avoiding collision of a user's head against the belt-fixing rod, which in turn, economizes the storage space and the manufacturing expense. The fastener belts are distributed on several parts of the patient to assist in stable standing up of the patient and preventing wobbling of lower parts of the patient when standing up.

Abstract: A walker device includes: a main frame having opposite front and rear ends; a backrest rod unit; a hand-grip rod unit; and at least three rollers, wherein the backrest rod unit is mounted on the rear end of the main frame, the hand-grip rod unit is mounted on the front end of said main frame while each of the three rollers are mounted rotatably to a lower portion of the main frame via a leg unit. The backrest rod unit includes a seat-carrier rod projecting therefrom, a seat mounted on the seat-carrier rod and a slidable backrest provided with a safety belt.