SPINEFITMedical
SpineFit · Neck & shoulders
Release the tension screens leave behind.
Phones, laptops and long commutes pull the head forward and load the neck and upper shoulders. A SpineFit session starts its rolling path at the base of the neck, pairing gentle far-infrared warmth with rhythmic movement to help these muscles unwind.
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Neck & shoulders
Designed for everyday comfort
What people use it for
- 1
Tech neck and forward-head posture
- Rollers travel up to the base of the neck, where forward-head posture builds tension.
- Warmth helps tight muscles feel looser before movement starts.
- Lying flat gives the neck a break from holding the head up.
- 2
Shoulder and trapezius tightness
- Rolling and kneading modes work across the upper back and shoulder blades.
- Adjustable intensity lets you start gently on sensitive areas.
- A regular evening session supports a calmer wind-down.
- 3
Stiffness on waking
- A short morning programme helps the upper back feel ready for the day.
- Gentle warmth supports comfortable movement.
- Use the lowest levels first and build up over a week.
- 4
Desk-work tension
- Counteracts hours of sitting with a full-length spinal routine.
- Pairs well with posture breaks and simple neck stretches.
- Easy to fit into a 30-minute evening slot.
How SpineFit works
How a session works on your neck & shoulders.
- 01
Scan
The bed maps your spine so the roller path reaches the base of your neck, whatever your height.
- 02
Warmth
Far-infrared warmth (adjustable 30–65°C) helps tight upper-back muscles relax.
- 03
Movement
Jade-style projectors roll and knead along the upper spine and between the shoulder blades.
- 04
Routine
Short, consistent sessions build a habit that fits around a working day.
A suggested starting routine
- Programme
- Relaxation or upper-back focus
- Warmth
- Start around 40°C, increase slowly
- Intensity
- Level 1–2 for the first week
- Time
- About 30 minutes, once a day
Check with your doctor first if…
you are pregnant, have a pacemaker or implant, recent surgery or injury, fractures, severe osteoporosis, cancer, reduced sensation, or pain with numbness, weakness or fever. SpineFit beds are wellness devices for comfort and relaxation and do not diagnose or treat medical conditions.
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FAQ
Got questions? We have answers.
Can I use a SpineFit bed for neck pain?
SpineFit beds support comfort and relaxation of the neck and upper back. They are not a treatment for neck conditions. If you have ongoing pain, numbness, dizziness or pain after an injury, see a doctor first.
Will the roller press on my neck?
The projector travels up to the base of the neck along the spine. Start on the lowest intensity; you can stop or adjust the session from the remote at any time.
How soon will I feel more relaxed?
Many people feel more relaxed after a session. For a lasting routine, consistency matters more than intensity.
Some things are better experienced.
Lie back, feel the warmth and ask every question. Book a free, no-obligation demo at a SpineFit centre or, in many cities, at your home or clinic.