Chattanooga® is the world’s largest manufacturer of rehabilitation equipment for treating musculoskeletal, neurological and soft tissue disorders. For over seven decades, Chattanooga has set a benchmark for leadership, reliability and excellence. Our products contribute to better treatment outcomes in hospitals, clinics and home settings worldwide. As the world’s leading brand in rehabilitation, Chattanooga is sold in over 80 countries worldwide. Our Chattanooga distributors and customers are supported for order placement, training, product delivery and after sales service by a dedicated team of highly-skilled DJO employees based all over the world.
Chattanooga Products
VitalStim Plus
Revolution Wireless
Vectra NEO
Primera
Revolution Wireless
ADP400 Traction Table
VitalStim Plus
IntelectSWD100
Vectra NEO
Chattanooga Clinical Education
Dysphagia Resources
NMES Research Articles & Abstracts
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VitalStim Information
VitalStim Therapy Success Stories
Chattanooga Equipment
VITALSTIM PLUS ELECTROTHERAPY AND SEMG BIOFEEDBACK SYSTEM
VitalStim provides dysphagia patients with the treatment they deserve and therapists with the support they need. Research shows that the use of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) relieves patients of the emotional, physical, and financial burdens of feeding tubes—allowing a return to normalcy. It also creates an opportunity for therapists to not only manage their patients’ difficulties but also to overcome them.
VECTRA™ NEO
Vectra Neo’s intelligent design is clever in its features, usability and clinical technology. An exceptional patient and therapist experience.
Every element of the Vectra Neo has been expertly crafted, allowing the clinician to provide unparalleled utilization of the powerful and thoughtful design, empowering them to provide patients with a comprehensive level of rehabilitation.
REVOLUTION WIRELESS® ELECTROTHERAPY SYSTEM
The Revolution Wireless is an electrotherapy unit offering ease-of-use and convenience to optimize patient therapy focusing on functional exercise. It allows the clinician to engage the patient in a dynamic, functional exercise environment. The absence of wires helps to increase therapeutic opportunities.
