Systems, devices, and methods for treating wounds and infections by immersion therapy are provided along with methods for the use thereof. The systems and devices may include a basin and a heater-blower apparatus. The systems and devices aerate, agitate, and slow the cooling of a liquid in the basin to aid the blood-flow, debridement, and medication of a wound or infection.

Systems, devices, and methods are disclosed herein for ultraviolet saunas. Systems include a plurality of walls of an enclosure, the enclosure being a sauna enclosure configured to accommodate a user. The systems further include a plurality of heating elements coupled to the plurality of walls, a plurality of emissive elements configured to generate ultraviolet (UV) light, and a controller coupled to the plurality of heating elements and the plurality of emissive elements. The controller includes one or more processors configured to generate activation properties for each of the plurality of heating elements and the plurality of emissive elements, activate at least one of the plurality of heating elements based on the plurality of activation properties, and activate the at least one emissive element based on the plurality of activation properties.

A portable sauna assembly for facilitating a user to enjoy a sauna while the user is travelling includes a sauna tent that has an entrance and a neck opening. A plurality of heating panels is integrated into the sauna tent to heat the user when the user is inside of the sauna tent. Additionally, each of the heating panels is foldable when the sauna tent is collapsed. A control unit is in communication with each of the plurality of heating panels for controlling operational parameters of the plurality of heating panels. A remote control is in communication with the control unit such that the remote control can be manipulated by the user for controlling the plurality of heating panels.

A sauna comprises a heating unit configured to generate heat, an enclosure configured to enclose at least one user and the heat, at least one seat located inside the enclosure; and a door. The door comprises an elongate handle having a groove running substantially along an upper surface of the elongated handle. The elongate handle is oriented horizontally on the exit side of the door and viewable by the at least one user when the at least one user is seated on the at least one seat. The groove of the elongate handle has a depth, width and length sufficient to engage an edge of an object such that the object is supported by the elongate handle. The object may be an electronic device including a display that faces the user.

Provided is a temperature therapy chamber comprising a housing with an interior for accommodating a user. The interior of the chamber has a heating system configured to increase the temperature within the housing to create a heated area. The housing also has a plunge pool system having a pool with an opening accessible from within the interior and configured to hold water and accommodate the user. A chiller is configured to decrease the temperature of the water in the pool. The user can move between the heated area and the pool without leaving the interior of the housing. The housing can also include a vertical rail system with a mounting plate slidably coupled to at least one rail on a wall of the housing and configured to removably support the heating element. The user can move the heating system between a top and bottom position of the vertical rail system.

A therapy system includes a first therapy assembly configured to provide a hot therapy experience and a second therapy assembly configured to provide a cold therapy experience. The first therapy assembly includes a plurality of walls defining an interior chamber, a door configured to permit selective access to the interior chamber, and a sauna element fluidly coupled with the interior chamber and configured to provide at least one of heated air or steam to the interior chamber. The second therapy assembly includes a bathtub defining a bathing volume structured to receive and hold a fluid. The bathtub is positioned relative to the interior chamber of the first therapy assembly such that the bathing volume is accessible from the interior chamber of the first therapy assembly.

Systems may include a heater including a plurality of heating elements that may include a first heating element configured to generate heat based on a first current, and a second heating element configured to generate heat based on a second current. Systems may further include an electromagnetic (EM) radiation reducing device configured to cancel electromagnetic emissions from the heater. The EM radiation reducing device may include a first EM radiation reduction element positioned adjacent to a first side of the heater, and a second EM radiation reduction element positioned adjacent to a second side of the heater, where the first and second EM radiation reduction elements have geometries configured based, at least in part, on the heater.

A sauna is provided with a sauna cabin, a sauna oven, at least one sauna bench with at least one sitting place, and at least one air blast nozzle on or in a ceiling or on or in a wall of the sauna cabin assigned to the at least one sitting place. A compressed air supply is attached to the air blast nozzle, and the air blast nozzle is configured such that an air blast produced by the air blast nozzle impacts at least a section of the sitting place and a space above the sitting place. A method for performing an automatic infusion ceremony for such a sauna is also provided.

Systems may include a heater including a plurality of heating elements that may include a first heating element configured to generate heat based on a first current, and a second heating element configured to generate heat based on a second current. Systems may further include an electromagnetic (EM) radiation reducing device configured to cancel electromagnetic emissions from the heater. The EM radiation reducing device may include a first EM radiation reduction element positioned adjacent to a first side of the heater, and a second EM radiation reduction element positioned adjacent to a second side of the heater, where the first and second EM radiation reduction elements have geometries configured based, at least in part, on the heater.

A system and method for controlling air circulation in a sauna steam room, having at least one fan and a fan control unit, the at least one fan being a substantially horizontal cross-flow fan having at least one air vent both at the top and bottom for air intake and exhaust. The fan is mounted on the wall behind and below the highest step of a sauna bench.