Sunnyou XY-PH-V

Tilting Disc Platform

A disc platform tips around the centre of a ball, moving up to ten degrees either side, so a patient must use their balance to stay centred. This active, tilting challenge is at the core of the steadiness work the trainer provides.

Six Resistance Levels

A hydraulic damper gives six levels of resistance, letting a therapist set how freely the platform tips. This means the task can be made easier or harder to match a patient's ability and progress it as they improve over time.

Nine Game-Based Challenges

A screen and computer run nine training games, spanning racing, building, memory and reflex-style challenges. Practising steadiness and control while playing helps make each session more engaging and motivating for a patient.

Standing And Sitting Setups

The trainer comes in standing and sitting versions, so it can suit patients at various stages of recovery. Choosing the right setup helps more patients take part in steadiness work safely and comfortably during a session.

Wearable Harness And Posts

The trainer is equipped with a wearable harness, and the handrail posts give a patient something firm to hold, so they feel secure on the moving disc platform.

Progress Evaluation Report

The system produces a training evaluation report from the patient's data, giving the therapist a clear read on progress and current status. This helps shape each session and shows how a patient is responding to their programme.

Adjustable And Movable

The handrails adjust up to 250 millimetres, the balance board carries up to 150 kilograms, and casters let the unit move easily, so it is flexible and practical to use.

Steadiness Rehabilitation

For patients rebuilding steadiness after stroke, injury, surgery or illness, the tilting disc gives a controlled way to challenge and retrain balance. With six resistance levels and standing or sitting setups, a therapist can match the task to each patient and progress it over time. The harness and posts keep the work safe, so patients can test their steadiness within secure limits as they recover.

Engaging Game-Based Sessions

The nine games turn steadiness work into active play, so a patient practises control while racing, building or solving reflex challenges. This can make rehabilitation more engaging and motivating, which helps a patient stay involved and keep returning. For people who find repetitive exercises hard to keep up, game-based sessions can make a real difference to how well they engage with their programme.

Assessment And Progress Tracking

Because the system produces a training evaluation report from each session, it supports assessment as well as training. A therapist can see how a patient's steadiness and control are developing and use that read to shape the next steps. This makes the XY-PH-V useful not only for exercise but for tracking progress and guiding a rehabilitation plan over a course of care.

Fall-Risk And Stability Work

Good steadiness and stability help lower the risk of falls, so training them matters for many patients. By challenging balance in a safe, supported and measurable way, the trainer helps patients build steadiness and confidence. This makes it a useful tool for stability work with older patients or anyone whose balance has been affected by illness or injury. Steadier patients often feel more confident day to day.

Makes Steadiness Work Engaging

By turning balance work into game-based play, the XY-PH-V helps a patient stay motivated and involved. Practising control while playing can make sessions feel less like a chore and more rewarding, which helps patients keep going with their programme. Better engagement can support better results over a course of care, and keep patients coming back. Enjoyable sessions can lift a patient's whole outlook.

Adjustable And Measurable

With six resistance levels, standing and sitting setups and adjustable handrails, the trainer can be set to suit each patient and progressed as they improve. Because it also produces an evaluation report, a therapist can measure progress rather than judge it by eye. This mix of adjustability and measurement helps make each session purposeful and trackable. Clear data takes the guesswork out of planning care.

Safe And Practical

A wearable harness and firm handrail posts let a patient test their steadiness within secure limits, while casters make the unit easy to move between spaces. This combination of safety and practicality helps a team use the trainer confidently across a service. Medigear.uk can confirm the details that matter for a setting, so a clinic can invest with confidence. Being easy to move helps a team use it wherever it is needed.

The Sunnyou XY-PH-V dynamic balance trainer and evaluation system gives rehabilitation teams an engaging, measurable way to help patients rebuild steadiness and control. Its tilting disc platform challenges balance through a controlled tipping movement with six resistance levels, while nine games turn that work into active play, helping patients stay motivated and involved in their own recovery. Standing and sitting setups, adjustable handrails and a wearable harness let a therapist set up each session safely for a wide range of patients, and the training evaluation report gives a clear, data-based read on progress to guide care and shape the next steps. Well suited to steadiness rehabilitation, engaging game-based sessions, assessment and progress tracking, and fall-risk and stability work, the XY-PH-V works well for many patients across different stages of recovery. Its casters and included screen, computer and frame make it a practical, self-contained system that is easy to set up and move where it is needed across a busy service. To confirm the exact overall dimensions, the power supply, certification, warranty, condition and pricing, contact the team at Medigear.uk, your trusted and reliable source for verified medical equipment, who can advise on how the XY-PH-V suits your service and programme.