Dry flotation alongside your practice
In Finland the device is in use in a wellbeing services county and at massage therapists’ and physiotherapists’ practices. On the Pro, an automatic platform lowers the user onto the water and lifts them at the end of the session, so it also suits people with limited mobility and those in rehabilitation.
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Do these challenges sound familiar?
- A new service at a practice usually needs its own member of staff.
- People with limited mobility or in rehabilitation struggle to get onto a low surface and up again unaided.
- Equipment that needs a wet room does not fit in an ordinary treatment room.
Why Zerobody for this industry
What happens in the body
While floating, the body no longer has to regulate its temperature or hold posture against gravity. According to the manufacturer, regular use relaxes the spine and reduces muscle fatigue.
What has been studied
In a peer-reviewed study, 45 minutes of dry flotation raised heart-rate variability measures significantly (Physiologia 2023, n=33). In a water-tank study, flotation lowered diastolic blood pressure by 8.5 mmHg compared with a nature film (Frontiers in Neuroscience 2022, n=57) — same mechanism, different implementation.
The Pro lowers and lifts the user
The Pro’s automatic platform lowers the user onto the water and lifts them at the end of the session. No strength is needed, so it also suits people with limited mobility and those in rehabilitation.
Measurable results
Blood pressure, HRV, cortisol — all measurable. Patients get concrete feedback on treatment effect.
The science
ROI example
- Price per treatment
- €60–80
- Treatments / day
- 5–8
- Monthly revenue
- ~ €6,000–10,000
- Leasing from
- €380 / month (Pro)
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