Low-Profile Hydrotherapy Solutions for Safe, Accessible Rehabilitation

Whitehall Lo-Boy Whirlpool Tanks are designed with a lower tank height to improve patient accessibility during hydrotherapy treatments. Available in 75, 90, and 105 gallon capacities, Lo-Boy whirlpools are commonly used in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, physical therapy clinics, orthopedic practices, and sports medicine facilities where patient safety and ease of transfer are priorities.

Built with Whitehall’s trusted durability and performance, Lo-Boy whirlpools deliver consistent water agitation and temperature control to support pain relief, circulation, and soft tissue healing.

Benefits of Whitehall Lo-Boy Whirlpool Tanks

• Low-profile design for easier patient entry and exit
  
• Supports full-body and large extremity hydrotherapy
  
• Helps reduce pain, stiffness, and muscle tension
  
• Promotes circulation and tissue recovery
  
• Available in multiple high-capacity sizes
  
• Designed for professional, high-use environments
  

Product Types in This Subcategory

Mobile Lo-Boy Whirlpool Tanks

Mobile models provide flexibility and mobility within clinical environments.

Key Features:

• • Heavy-duty casters for smooth transport
    
  • Allows movement between treatment areas
    
  • Ideal for multi-room therapy facilities
    

Stationary Lo-Boy Whirlpool Tanks

Stationary models offer a stable, dedicated hydrotherapy solution.

Key Features:

• • Fixed installation for consistent use
    
  • Ideal for dedicated hydrotherapy rooms
    
  • Designed for frequent professional treatments
    

Whitehall Lo-Boy Whirlpool Tanks combine high-capacity performance with enhanced accessibility, making them an excellent choice for facilities focused on patient safety and comfort. With mobile and stationary options available, these tanks support effective hydrotherapy workflows and improved rehabilitation outcomes.

Explore Whitehall Lo-Boy Whirlpool Tanks to equip your facility with durable, professional-grade hydrotherapy equipment designed for accessibility, performance, and long-term clinical use.