Assessment and Setup: The therapist first assesses the patient’s condition, including their strength, mobility, and specific rehabilitation goals. Based on this assessment, the appropriate harness and track settings are chosen.

Harness Fitting: The patient is fitted with a secure harness. The harness should be comfortable and provide adequate support without restricting movement.

Track Connection: The harness is then connected to the ceiling-mounted track system. The track allows for controlled movement along a predetermined path, ensuring the patient remains safe and supported.

Adjustment of Tension and Height: The therapist adjusts the tension and height of the harness according to the patient’s requirements. This customization helps in providing the right amount of support and resistance needed for the exercises.

Therapeutic Exercises: Under the guidance of the therapist, the patient performs various exercises and activities. These exercises are designed to improve strength, mobility, balance, and coordination. The controlled environment provided by the overhead track system ensures that the patient can perform movements safely and effectively.

Monitoring and Feedback: The therapist closely monitors the patient’s performance, providing real-time feedback and making necessary adjustments to the harness and exercises. This helps in optimizing the therapy and addressing any issues promptly.

Progressive Adjustment: As the patient progresses, the therapist can gradually decrease the support provided by the harness, encouraging the patient to rely more on their own strength and balance. This progression is crucial for building confidence and independence.

Safety Measures: Throughout the therapy session, safety is a top priority. The overhead track and harness system is designed to prevent falls and injuries, allowing the patient to focus on their rehabilitation without fear of falling.