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Why HCI Featured Models The Lineup Compare Models Honest Fit Benefits Build Quality Story Ownership FAQ Our Take HCI Rehabilitation Equipment — Adaptive Recumbent Trainers from $895 HCI builds some of the most capable adaptive rehabilitation equipment available today, spanning upper body ergometers, recumbent ellipticals, and full-body motorized trainers, with prices starting at $4,295 for the featured PhysioStep MDX. The full HCI lineup at Peak Primal Wellness runs from $895 to $5,695, covering ten distinct models built for clinical, home, and athletic recovery use. These machines are designed for people who need a low-impact cardio or rehabilitation platform that actually accommodates their body, not the other way around. If you're considering HCI, the real decision is how much simultaneous upper and lower body integration you need, and whether you want passive motorized assistance or fully independent bilateral control. Entry Model: The HCI PhysioTrainer Bi-Directional Upper Body Ergometer at $895 is the most accessible point into the HCI lineup, offering bi-directional pedaling resistance in a compact upper body format suited for desk-height or tabletop use. Flagship Model: The HCI PhysioStep PRO Adaptive Recumbent Stepper Cross Trainer at $5,695 delivers a smooth linear stepping motion with simultaneous total body engagement in a fully recumbent seated position, making it the most versatile rehabilitation trainer HCI produces. Construction and Manufacturing: HCI frames are built to commercial-grade standards, using heavy-duty steel construction intended to handle repeated clinical use across a wide range of user weights and mobility levels. At a Glance Product Types Recumbent trainers, upper body ergometers, motorized rehab trainers Price Range $895 to $5,695 Warranty Manufacturer warranty on frame, parts, and electronics HSA/FSA Eligible Many models qualify, verify with your plan administrator Model Count 10 models Featured Models HCI Models to Start With Entr