Yes, a pool can be built specifically for therapy purposes. This type of pool is commonly referred to as a therapy or therapeutic pool. Therapy pools are designed to provide a controlled environment for various types of aquatic therapy, rehabilitation, and exercise programs. They often feature special amenities and equipment, such as ramps, handrails, underwater treadmills, massage jets, and adjustable water temperature. These pools are typically shallower than regular swimming pools to accommodate different types of therapy activities and are commonly used in healthcare facilities, such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and physical therapy clinics. Additionally, some individuals may choose to build therapy pools in their homes for personal use or for therapeutic purposes for a family member with specific needs.
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