OPTP Occipital Float

The Occipital Float is a revolutionary device meticulously crafted to cater to individuals dealing with post-cervical whiplash, myofascial, and osseous cervical issues. Engineered to facilitate smooth cervical range-of-motion exercises, this lightweight and portable solution empowers users to regain control and strength in their cervical region.

The device’s ingenuity lies in its specially designed air bladder, which allows for a full and unrestricted range of motion of the occiput. This ingenious feature ensures that users can experience fluid and controlled movements during their exercise routines, promoting optimal recovery and rehabilitation. Furthermore, the Occipital Float’s adaptability is second to none, accommodating all head sizes with ease. The inflatable or deflatable air bladder can be personalized to suit each individual’s comfort level, providing a tailored experience for enhanced effectiveness.

Safety and user well-being have been at the core of the Occipital Float’s development, making it latex-free to prevent allergic reactions or skin irritations. Its carefully selected materials and construction guarantee durability and long-lasting performance, assuring users of a reliable companion throughout their recovery journey.

Whether utilized in clinical settings, therapy centers, or at home, this exceptional device empowers patients and users to take charge of their healing process. Its innovative design enables healthcare professionals to prescribe personalized exercises, enhancing patient outcomes and fostering a more efficient path to recovery.

The Occipital Float stands as a testament to the power of innovation in healthcare. With its unique capabilities, personalized comfort, and versatility, it serves as an indispensable tool in addressing post-cervical whiplash, myofascial, and osseous cervical issues. Embrace the freedom of movement, boost cervical strength, and embark on a journey of healing and rejuvenation with the Occipital Float – a groundbreaking solution at the forefront of modern rehabilitation.

Exercise Video Using the OPTP Occipital Float