Rehabilitation equipment restores mobility, strength, and function post-injury, surgery, or stroke through targeted exercises. Essential types include parallel bars for gait/balance training, therapy balls and resistance bands for core/flexibility work, walkers/crutches/canes for supported ambulation, and stationary bikes/treadmills (0.1 km/h speeds) for cardio endurance. Home setups feature portable hoists (150 kg capacity), TRX suspension for full-body resistance, foam rollers for myofascial release, and active-passive trainers for upper/lower limbs. Advanced tools like knee CPM machines enable bed-based flexion, while tilt tables aid standing tolerance. Selection prioritizes patient needs walking (parallel bars/stairs), balance (boards), or strength (dumbbells) ensuring progressive, safe recovery.