Rehabilitation bed is a medical device used for physical therapy and functional recovery of patients, which achieves the recovery of patients' motor ability, balance, and core muscle group control through different functions.

Major Function:
The rehabilitation bed helps patients with passive movements and active training by adjusting angles, vibrations, massages, and other methods. Common functions include adjusting back angles (0-75°), folding legs (0-90°), weight monitoring, and anti-pressure ulcer air cushions. It is suitable for the rehabilitation of patients with stroke, fractures, nerve injuries, and other conditions.

Classifications:
- Electric rehabilitation bed: Supports multi-angle adjustment and personalized treatment plans, commonly found in hospitals and rehabilitation centers.
- Manual rehabilitation bed: Basic function adjustment achieved through manual operation, suitable for families or primary care.
- Suspended rehabilitation bed: Uses a suspension system to create an unstable environment, activating core muscle groups and improving balance.
- Cervical and lumbar traction bed: Adjusts spine shape through mechanical or electric traction for treating disc herniation and spondylosis.