Marpe Installs GTS at Siloam Clinic in Chennai, India…Secures Additional Contracts
Equipment effectiveness and training quality highly praised, reinforcing global recognition of technological strength and clinical applicability
Marpe announced on the 10th that it recently visited Siloam Pain & Stroke Rehab Clinic in Chennai, India, where it successfully completed the installation of its Gait Training System (GTS) along with on-site training for the clinic’s medical staff.
This visit carried significant meaning as it went beyond simple installation, offering practical, environment-optimized training tailored to the clinic’s neurological and senior-patient rehabilitation needs.
Siloam Clinic is regarded as a highly trusted institution in the field of neurological rehabilitation within the region.
During the training, Marpe focused on teaching medical staff how to analyze patients’ gait patterns using the GTS and how to develop step-by-step gait training protocols based on real patient cases and treatment environments. The team also provided guidance on balance-training methods used for neurological patients, as well as best practices for safe and efficient gait-rehabilitation room setup—helping maximize utilization of the equipment.
During this visit, Marpe also secured additional export contracts for the PTS STAND and VELOZ SLING, a testament to the clinic’s strong evaluation of the equipment’s therapeutic effectiveness and the high quality of Marpe’s training programs. This achievement is expected to further strengthen the brand’s presence in southern India.
A Marpe representative stated, “One of the greatest strengths of Marpe’s rehabilitation solutions, including the GTS, is their applicability across a wide range of patient groups. We will continue to expand partnerships across India and the global market to enhance the treatment capabilities of medical professionals and elevate regional rehabilitation infrastructures.”
Meanwhile, this accomplishment is viewed as another clear indication that Marpe’s technological strength and clinical applicability are gaining recognition in the global rehabilitation market.
Source: Medical News (http://www.bosa.co.kr)
Translated by Marpe Co., Ltd.