Frequently Asked Questions

Will Colley's Therapeutic Treadmill allow me to continue my rehabilitation at home? (YES)

Most Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury rehabilitation programs focus on short-term treatment in a supervised clinical setting. The Colley's Therapeutic Treadmill was designed with home use in mind.

I have a treadmill, will I have to scrap it to use Colley's Treadmill and Seat System? (NO)

Our Seat Apparatus is designed to fit all treadmills with a 16" track and larger.

I sometimes forget to manually track my progress, can Colley's Treadmill Seat System provide feedback to me or my Doctor? (YES)

Our system offers a full-featured Health Monitor System with data transfer.

My father had a stroke on his left side, could the Colley's Treadmill Seat System address this issue? (YES)

The Colley's Treadmill and Seat System enables the user to exercise one leg at a time while keeping the other leg stationary.

How will Colley's Treadmill and Seat System address a patient who has had two strokes, one on each side?

The Colley's Treadmill and Seat System is designed with a seat that would allow a patient to exercise one or both legs from the seated position. It is also designed with a full-body harness connected to an adjustable shock that would allow the patient to do deep knee bends in a safe and controlled manner.

My son bores easily when it comes to exercising. How can Colley's Treadmill help in this area?

Our company has designed and patented a treadmill specifically for children. It operates like a scooter, providing a fun alternative to using regular treadmills.