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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership FAQ Treatment Tables Treatment Tables — CanDo & Chattanooga, $2,300 to $14,043 Peak Primal Wellness carries treatment tables from CanDo and Chattanooga, two of the most trusted names in professional clinical equipment. Prices range from $2,300 for the CanDo 3-Section Electric Hi-Lo to $14,043, covering everything from compact manual tables to fully motorized traction systems with multi-section configurations. This collection serves a broad range of practitioners, including physical therapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, and rehabilitation specialists who need a table that holds up to daily clinical use. The right choice depends mainly on the type of therapy you deliver, how often height adjustment matters in your workflow, and whether traction capability is part of your treatment protocols. Entry Point: The CanDo 3-Section Electric Hi-Lo Treatment Table with Adjustable Backrest and Drop Section starts at $2,300, making it one of the most accessible motorized clinical tables available for solo practitioners or smaller clinics. Premium Option: The Chattanooga Galaxy TTET400 4-Section Hi-Lo Traction Table, available in five color finishes at $7,257, features Hallotronic actuators capable of lifting up to 500 lbs. and is built for high-volume traction therapy environments. Build Quality: Chattanooga Galaxy and Montane Andes tables are engineered with commercial-grade frames designed for repeated daily patient loads, with upholstery and padding selected to withstand the demands of clinical throughput. Physical Therapy Use: Physical therapy treatment tables from Chattanooga, particularly the Galaxy traction series, support spinal decompression protocols when paired with a compatible traction unit, allowing clinicians to manage lumbar and cervical cases on a single platform. Spa and Wellness Use: Spa treatment tables with a lower height range and caster mobility, like the Chattanooga Galax