Osteopathy
Alevo’s range of osteopathy tables is designed specifically for manipulations and adjustments in osteopathic practice. Made in Australia, our osteopathy table is top quality and built to last. Functional and comfortable for both practitioner and patient. Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or just starting out, we have the solution for you. Shop now and upgrade your practice with Alevo’s osteopathy tables!
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Frequently asked questions
Electric osteopathy tables have many advantages over manual ones, ease of use and precise adjustment at the touch of a button. These electric tables can make the patient more comfortable by allowing smooth transition between different heights and positions during treatment. Electric tables can also reduce physical strain on the practitioner, making it more ergonomic and efficient for busy clinics, that’s why it’s a favourite among osteopaths.
When choosing an osteopathy table safety features are key. Look for a table with sturdy construction that can support the weight capacity for your practice. Adjustable height should have secure locking mechanism to prevent accidental height change during treatment. Padded edges can reduce the risk of injury and tables with anti slip surface can make it more stable for patient and practitioner.
Yes, many osteopathy tables can have built in accessories like armrests, headrests or adjustable footrests. These can make the patient more comfortable and allow for better treatment positioning. When choosing an osteo table consider if these features are available and how it will benefit you and your patients.
Osteopathy tables are made from high quality materials for durability and comfort. Hardwood or metal frames for stability and high density foam for cushioning. The surface is usually covered with easy to clean vinyl or leather upholstery that is flame and UV resistant. Tables made from these materials will last longer and make the patient more comfortable during treatment.
When choosing an osteopathy table, consider your style of treatment and the techniques you use. Look for an osteopathy table that is versatile, suitable for multiple modalities, and can do multiple treatments. What to look for? Adjustability, stability and comfort of design. An osteo table with multiple sections can do multiple treatments and you can do many techniques.
The ideal height for an osteopathy table varies from practitioner to practitioner but generally should allow the practitioner to sit comfortably during treatments. 60-100cm is a common height range for osteopathy tables, making it easier for the practitioner to do manipulations without straining their back. Being adjustable makes a big difference for both practitioner comfort and treatment outcome.
