Marpe Supplies GTS to DRI Clinic in Indonesia
Focused on building a patient-centered gait rehabilitation environment, aiming to expand local adoption cases
Marpe, a rehabilitation exercise equipment specialist company led by CEO Kim Taek-yeon, announced on the 9th that it has supplied its gait rehabilitation solution, the Gait Training System (GTS), to DRI Clinic, located in the Bintaro Jaya area of South Jakarta, Indonesia.
DRI Clinic is a specialized rehabilitation clinic that provides customized rehabilitation treatment and functional recovery programs for patients with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions. The clinic is well known for its meticulous patient assessments and its focus on creating a treatment environment that balances both safety and efficiency.
The newly introduced GTS is a gait rehabilitation system that allows training intensity to be adjusted step by step according to each patient’s walking ability and balance condition. It is designed to minimize the risk of falls during therapy while supporting the recovery of natural gait patterns. These features have been positively evaluated in clinical settings for improving treatment efficiency while also reducing the operational burden on medical staff.
A representative from DRI Clinic stated, “The GTS can be flexibly applied to a wide range of patient groups, making it well aligned with our clinic’s patient-centered rehabilitation philosophy. We expect it to further enhance the completeness and quality of our gait rehabilitation programs.”
Building on this supply to DRI Clinic, Marpe plans to expand the adoption of its rehabilitation solutions across key residential and commercial hub areas in Indonesia.
A company official emphasized, “Our goal is to provide rehabilitation systems with high clinical usability, regardless of the size or type of medical institution. We aim to establish Marpe as a trusted partner in the Indonesian rehabilitation market.”
Meanwhile, Marpe continues to supply a wide range of solutions—including gait training, sling-based rehabilitation, and assessment systems—to the global rehabilitation market, while strengthening education and technical support tailored to local medical environments.
Source: Medical News (http://www.bosa.co.kr)
Translated by Marpe Co., Ltd.