Marpe Signs Export Agreement for PTS with Intermed Hospital in Mongolia
Significant opportunity to strengthen local rehabilitation care and medical technology through continuous education and support
Marpe Co., Ltd. (CEO Taekyeon Kim), a Korean company specializing in rehabilitation equipment, announced that it has signed an export agreement for its PTS Stand (Physical Training System Stand) with Intermed Hospital in Mongolia.

Intermed Hospital is a comprehensive medical facility located in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, offering rehabilitation and exercise programs for patients with musculoskeletal and neurological disorders. This collaboration is expected to serve as a key milestone in elevating Mongolia’s rehabilitation standards and enhancing local medical technology.
With accelerating economic growth and urbanization, Mongolia is experiencing a sharp rise in demand for advanced medical services. In particular, shifts in lifestyle have led to an increase in musculoskeletal and neurological disorders, fueling interest in professional rehabilitation systems.
Furthermore, the Mongolian government and medical institutions are actively investing in the modernization and advancement of healthcare technology, making the country an attractive market for global medical device companies.
Marpe’s PTS is designed to maximize the effectiveness of manual therapy and corrective exercise. It supports a wide range of sling-based rehabilitation programs and delivers significant therapeutic benefits for patients with musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. The system is widely used in rehabilitation settings.
CEO Taekyeon Kim stated, “Our collaboration with Intermed Hospital will provide an opportunity to showcase the excellence of Marpe’s sling products in the Mongolian market and contribute to the advancement of rehabilitation care. We will continue to offer systematic and ongoing training and support to ensure effective use of our products by local professionals.”
A company representative added, “Efforts to improve access to medical services are ongoing in Mongolia, and demand for rehabilitation equipment is steadily increasing. By strengthening partnerships with local medical institutions, participating in exhibitions, and conducting active marketing, we aim to expand our presence in Mongolia’s rehabilitation device market.”
Marpe continues to pursue international cooperation and technological exchange to enhance its competitiveness in the global rehabilitation and exercise therapy sector.
Source: http://www.bosa.co.kr
Translated by Marpe Co., Ltd.

