SwimEx

02/06/2026

A therapy or wellness pool can support mobility, confidence, recovery, and daily wellness in a senior living community.

But the real question is simple: will residents feel comfortable using it?

Our latest blog looks at what makes a pool work in daily life, from resident access and comfort to staff workflow, programming needs, and long-term support.

Read the full post here:
https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/what-makes-a-therapy-or-wellness-pool-work-in-senior-living/

28/05/2026

What a moment for U.S. Soccer.

The new Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center is officially open, giving all 27 U.S. Soccer National Teams a dedicated home base for training, development, and recovery.

SwimEx hot and cold plunge pools are featured in the athlete recovery space. Watch the tour and catch a quick look at the pools around the 50-second mark!

26/05/2026

In healthcare settings, hydrotherapy planning is about more than adding a pool.

It is about choosing something your team can rely on every day.

When needs grow, underplanning can lead to staff workarounds, inconsistent sessions, and more ownership challenges than expected.

Our latest blog looks at the practical questions healthcare leaders should ask before investing in hydrotherapy, from staff workflow and reliability to long-term program value.

Read more in our latest blog post:
https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/what-decision-makers-need-to-consider-beyond-purchase-price/

23/05/2026

This Memorial Day weekend, we pause to honor the heroes who gave their lives in service to our country.

We remember their sacrifice and the freedoms they helped preserve.

20/05/2026

Welcome Tilly!!

19/05/2026

An aquatic therapy pool can be a valuable clinical asset, but only if it is planned around how care is actually delivered.

For healthcare, rehab, and clinical teams, the right pool needs to support more than the room it sits in. It should support patient access, staff workflow, therapy goals, daily use, and long-term ownership.

That means asking practical questions early:

Can staff move patients in and out safely?

Can the pool support different therapy needs throughout the day?

Will it help sessions run smoothly?

Will the team have clear answers and responsive support after installation?

Read our latest blog post to learn what healthcare leaders should consider before investing in an aquatic therapy pool.

https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/what-healthcare-leaders-need-to-get-right-before-investing-in-an-aquatic-therapy-pool/

15/05/2026

Learning to swim can change how someone feels around the water.

It can turn fear into confidence, hesitation into comfort, and a first lesson into a lifelong skill.

As we approach National Learn to Swim Day, we’re celebrating every new swimmer, every patient teacher, and every family cheering from the side of the pool.

Everyone starts somewhere. And every step toward feeling safer in the water matters.

12/05/2026

Is your pool designed for your space or your goals?

The best designs start with the people who will use the pool every day. From easy access to the right water depth, every detail should make your daily routine smoother, not harder.

Read more in our latest blog post:
https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/why-good-pool-design-starts-with-daily-use/

05/05/2026

For sports medicine leaders, adding a pool can seem like an obvious upgrade. But the real question is whether it will support the people using it every day.

A pool can be a strong addition to a program, but only if it works for daily athlete care, staff workflow, and long-term ownership.

Before making the investment, ask:

• Will it support recovery, conditioning, and return-to-play work?
• Will it fit the workflow of athletic trainers, therapists, and staff?
• Can multiple athletes use it efficiently throughout the day?
• Will ownership be manageable long term?
• Is the team behind it responsive and accountable?

The best decisions are not about what looks impressive on a facility plan. They’re about helping athletes progress, keeping schedules moving, and making life easier for the people running the program.

https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/what-sports-medicine-leaders-should-ask-before-investing-in-an-aquatic-recovery-and-training-pool/

Choosing an aquatic recovery pool? Learn the key questions sports medicine leaders should ask to support rehab, conditioning, and return-to-play.