Research shows Aquatic exercise alone may reduce some orthopedic surgeries by as much as 70 %. Is it possible the AquaDios^TM approach could be a realistic alternative to 70 % or more of the surgeries across America and decrease the surgery population to a mere 30%?

The AquaDios-Med^TM advantage is a mind/body interaction produced by buoyant immersion in multiple water temperatures with the support of mind/body science and the skillfull use of water pressure.

When practiced soon enough and often enough, AquaDios-Med^TM not only accelerates general rehabilitation, it is ideal for training elite athletes, dancers, or entertainers who rely on their physical and emotional prowess for their livelihood.

Rehabilitation centers, health spas and physiotherapists around the world conduct traditional hydrotherapy in 98-degree water for about 20 minutes. This typically limited range of patient physical movement provides limited patient benefits. Insurance carriers happily reimburse $80 (or more) per these 20-minute procedures. On the one hand, it does provide minimal, temporary benefits and relief, while on the other, its procedures cause patients to be over dependent on a treatment that primarily is a guaranteed income by third party insurance payments.

"Shake and bake" is a derogatory term aimed at ineffective rehabilitation procedures. It unfortunately describes much of the common, standard care hydrotherapy, physiotherapy and some physical therapy procedures. Some evidence shows that many current rehabilitation procedures throughout the US provide limited, if any, real or lasting physical or psychological benefits to the patient, workplace or society.

One small AquaDios-Med^TM facility (similar to the prototype), can process more than 30 patients an hour with superior and lasting results. An eight-hour day translates into $57,600. A simple economic formula demonstrates annual income from rehab alone to be about $20,748,000 per year.

Additional annual physical fitness income of $300,000 can be generated from individual membership revenue with activities directed toward strength, endurance or cross training.

Realistic annual income, from just these two examples is $21,048,000 with possible additional revenue from many other areas including professional and university athletics. The AquaDios-Med^TM market is unlimited because its benefits are for everybody, from children to the aged and incapacitated.