In less than one week, you will visit several clinics that successfully implement advanced technologies in rehabilitation, learn how to optimize therapy at your facility, network with clinical experts and key opinion leaders in rehabilitation, and see some of Switzerland’s most picturesque sites.
Our carefully selected expert speakers are ready to share some insights with you.
Prof. Dr. Grégoire Courtine
Associate Professor at the Center for Neuroprosthetics and Brain Mind Institute (EPFL, Switzerland) and at the Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital of Lausanne (CHUV, Switzerland), Lab director of the Courtine Lab (EPFL).
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Prof. Dr. med Alberto Esquenazi (remotely)
Chairman of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of Moss Rehab (Philadelphia, USA); John Otto Haas Chair of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Director of the Sheerr Gait and Motion Analysis Laboratory; Clinical Director of the Regional Amputee Center; Chief of the Prosthetic and Orthotic Clinic; Co-director of Neuro-orthopedic Program.
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Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Luft
Professor at the University of Zurich (Switzerland) and Medical Director at cereneo (Vitznau, Switzerland). Head of the Stroke Centre at the University Hospital of Zurich.
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Prof. Dr. med. Armin Curt
Medical Director of the Spinal Cord Injury Center at the University of Zurich (Switzerland), Professor and Chairman at the University Hospital Balgrist in Zurich.
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Prof. Dr. med. Carsten Möller
Deputy Chief Physician of Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht (Switzerland), Head of Research and Education of Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht.
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PD Dr. med. Andreas Meyer-Heim
Head Division of Paediatric Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Centre, University Children’s Hospital Zurich (Switzerland).
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Prof. Dr. Huub van Hedel
Head of the Paediatric Rehab Research Department of the Rehabilitation Centre for Children and Adolescents of the University Children’s Hospital Zurich in Affoltern am Albis (Switzerland).
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Dr. Oliver Stoller
Head of Therapy of Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht (Switzerland)
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Dr. Peter Oesch
Director of Therapies, Rehabilitation Center Valens (Switzerland)
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Dr. Ursula Costa
Team Leader Clinical Reasoning at Hocoma
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Sneak a peek at the program
Monday, 18.3.2019, Eastern Switzerland
Evening
- Welcome cocktail at Schloss Hotel Bad Ragaz
Tuesday, 19.3.2019, Eastern Switzerland
Morning
- Welcome address
- Expert Talks: Peter Oesch, Gregoire Courtine
- Reference Center: Rehazentrum Valens
Afternoon
- Reference Center: Ambulante Reha St. Gallen
Wednesday, 20.3.2019, Zurich Metropolitan Area
Morning
- Expert Talks: Andreas Meyer-Heim, Huub van Hedel
- Reference Center: Rehabilitationszentrum Affoltern am Albis
Afternoon
- Expert Talks: Armin Curt, Robert Riener
- Reference Center: Balgrist Campus
Evening
- Networking Event in downtown Zurich
Thursday, 21.3.2019, Hocoma headquarters
Morning
- Workshops at Hocoma HQ
Afternoon
- Expert Talks: Daniel Zutter, Oliver Stoller, Alberto Esquenazi (remotely)
- Reference Center: Revigo at Hocoma HQ
- Hands-on trainings with Hocoma devices
Evening
- Networking Event: Gala Dinner
Friday, 22.3.2019, Lucerne Metropolitan Area
Morning
- Expert Talk: Andreas Luft
- Reference Center: cereneo
Afternoon
- Networking Event: Boat trip around Lake Lucerne
- Transportation back to hotel
- Date: Monday, 18 March 2019 – Friday, 22 March 2019
- Tickets: CHF 2000 per Person. Lunches, lodging, social events, and travel between sites included
- Registration: ends 20 December 2018
- Important: Please note that the Hocoma Academy Winter Session will only take place with 20 to 30 registrations. Therefore, it is imperative that you do not book your flights or make any other arrangements until we send you written confirmation and an invoice on 21 December 2018.
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Our carefully selected expert speakers are ready to share some insights with you.
Prof. Dr. med Alberto Esquenazi
Esquenazi Chairman of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of Moss Rehab (Philadelphia, PA)
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Dr. Paolo Bonato
Director of the Motion Analysis Laboratory at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital (Boston, MA), Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Dr. Gail Forrest
Associate Director of Human Performance and Engineering Research at Kessler Foundation
Dr. Dylan Edwards
Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute Director, Edwards Laboratory for Stroke Motor Recovery
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Dr. Guang Yue
Director of Human Performance & Engineering Research at Kessler Foundation (West Orange, NJ)
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Catherine Adans-Dester
Scientific Coordinator at the Motion Analysis Lab, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital (Boston, MA)
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Dr. Ross Zafonte
Senior Vice President Medical Affairs Research and Education at Spaulding Rehabiltiation Hospital
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Carie Sumida
Program Manager – Pediatric Rehabilitation Therapy Services at NYU Langone Medical Center
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More speakers will be announced soon.
Sneak peek at the program
Tuesday, 18.6.2019 – Philadelphia
Evening
- Welcome cocktail at the Hotel
Wednesday, 19.06.2019 – Philadelphia
Morning
- Welcome address
- Expert Talks: Alberto Esquenazi, Dylan Edwards
Afternoon
- Visit reference centre: MossRehab, Einstein Medical Center Elkins Park
- Transfer to New York City
Thursday, 20.06.2019 – New York City
Morning
- Expert Talks: Gail Forrest, Guang Yue
- Visit reference center: Kessler Foundation
Afternoon
- Expert Talks: Carie Sumida, Alicia O’Hara
- Visit reference center: NYU Langone Health, Rusk Rehabilitation
Evening
- Happy hour in New York
Friday, 21.06.2019 – Boston
Morning
- Travel to Boston
Afternoon
- Expert Talks: Paolo Bonato, Ross Zafonte, Catherine Adans-Dester
- Visit reference center: Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital
Evening
- Gala Dinner
Saturday, 22.06.2019 – Boston
Morning & Afternoon
- Hands-on with the robotic devices
General information
- Dates: 18 – 22 June 2019
- Tickets: CHF 2500 per Person. Lunches, lodging, social events, and travel between sites included.
If you are you also attending RehabWeek Toronto 2019, Hocoma offers you 20% discount on the Summer Session 2019 price. Make sure you mention that you are a RehabWeek attendee when registering for the Summer Session and send us a copy of the RehabWeek registration confirmation.
- Important: please note that the Hocoma Academy Summer Session will only take place with 20 to 30 registrations. Therefore, it is imperative that you do not book your flight or make any other arrangements until we send you written confirmation and an invoice.
We have selected four of our most successful US clinical partners to give you the chance to visit and learn from their best practices.
The largest medical rehabilitation provider in the Philadelphia region, MossRehab offers a complete continuum of care for persons with traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, stroke and other neurological and musculoskeletal diagnoses through use of assistive technologies and specialized programs with several inpatient and outpatient locations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
The Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital is a 132-bed rehabilitation teaching hospital located in Boston, Massachusetts. It is the official teaching hospital for Harvard Medical School’s Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the main campus of the Spaulding Rehabilitation Network. A center of research and innovation, Spaulding is home to over 100 active research studies including Parkinson’s Disease, Cerebral Palsy and Traumatic Brain Injury.
Kessler is an American Institute leading the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation by delivering an exceptional patient experience through the integration of quality care, technology, education, research, and advocacy. Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation was founded in West Orange, NJ, more than 60 years ago and is located in three campuses in West Orange, Saddle Brook and Chester, New Jersey.
Rusk Rehabilitation at NYU Langone Health is the world’s first and among the largest university-affiliated academic centers devoted entirely to inpatient/outpatient care, research, and training in rehabilitation medicine for both adults and pediatric patients. The system is part of the NYU Langone Medical Center and operated under the auspices of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine of the New York University School of Medicine.
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Dr. med Andreas Meyer-Heim
Head Division of Paediatric Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Centre, University Children’s Hospital Zurich (Switzerland).
Prof. Dr. Huub van Hedel
Head of the Paediatric Rehab Research Department of the Rehabilitation Centre for Children and Adolescents of the University Children’s Hospital Zurich in Affoltern am Albis (Switzerland).
Dr. Deborah Backus (online)
President of ACRM, Director of MS Research, Shepherd Center, Atlanta (USA)
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Dr. Liliana Paredes
Head of Robotic and Sport Department, Rehabilitation Clinic Zihlschlacht (Switzerland)
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Dr. Daniel Zutter
Director of Neurology and Internal Medicine, Rehabilitation Clinic Zihlschlacht (Switzerland)
More speakers will be announced soon!
The Rehabilitation Centre Valens is part of the Clinics Valens group, together with other 4 centers in Switzerland plus one under construction. Clinics Valens are recognized as pioneers and opinion-formers in the Swiss rehabilitation field. Since 2003, the Rehabilitation Center Valens implements robotics and technology for rehabilitation and has been an innovator in the intelligent clinical integration of technology, therapy planning and development of clinical protocols.
Outpatient Center St. Gallen is part of the Clinics Valens group and it offers an interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation. Physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, neuropsychologists and doctors work hand in hand under one roof. The center offers state-of-the-art equipment in a very modern location.
University Children’s Hospital Zurich Rehabilitation Center Affoltern am Albis. The Children’s Hospital Zurich is the largest pediatric university hospital in Switzerland and one of the leading pediatric medical centers in Europe. Patients from newborns to 18yearolds receive care at the hospital. The aim of the rehabilitation center in Affoltern am Albiscenter is to help the affected children and adolescents to become as independent as possible, thereby improving the quality of life of the whole family. The rehabilitation programs are continually being developed through the projects of the Pediatric Rehab Research Group, which focuses on robotic and computer-assisted movement therapy in a virtual environment.
The Rehabilitation Clinic Zihlschlacht specializes in the treatment of brain and nerve injured patients. For 30 years, the clinic and its employees have been focusing exclusively on the treatment and recovery of stroke, brain injuries and diseases. An interdisciplinary team of experienced neurorehabilitation specialists supports the patients over the entire time of their rehabilitation. As one of the leading speciality clinics for neurological rehabilitation, the Rehabilitation Clinic Zihlschlacht implements the most innovative therapeutic approaches and technologies, highly intensive and individualized therapy programs provided by experienced rehab professionals in interdisciplinary teams, strong partnerships and professional networks.
Hospital Hochzirl is part of the Tyrol Clinics group. The Department of Neurology at Hospital Hochzirl in Austria is a 74-bed unit for post-acute neurorehabilitation. Since 2002, the department is equipped with a robotic gym including four Lokomat, Erigo, Armeo, Amadeo and Hirob. Hochzirl successfully implements an efficient training setting combining different technologies with conventional therapy.
The outpatient center Revigo offers clients with physical limitations an efficient setting using the latest technology. Strong partners from industry, medicine and science have joined forces to shape the rehabilitation of tomorrow. Together, Hocoma, the Rehabilitation Center Zihlschlacht, Vamed and the ZHAW stand for competence and innovation in the development, integration and securing of forward-looking solutions in medical care.
Sneak peek at the program
Sunday, 23.02.2020, Bad Ragaz
Afternoon
- Individual arrival to Zurich
- 4 PM: Travel to Bad Ragaz with private bus
Evening
- Welcome cocktail at Schloss Hotel Bad Ragaz
Monday, 24.02.2020, Valens
Morning
- Welcome address
- Reference Center: Rehabilitation Center Valens
- Expert Talks: Peter Oesch, TBD
Afternoon
- Travel to Innsbruck
Tuesday, 25.02.2020, Hochzirl
Morning
- Reference Center: Hospital Hochzirl, Innsbruck, Austria
- Expert Talks: Andreas Mayr, Elke Pucks-Faes
Afternoon
- Travel to Zurich
Wednesday, 26.02.2020, St. Gallen, Zihlschlacht
Morning
- Reference Center: Outpatient Center St. Gallen
Afternoon
- Reference Center: Rehabilitation Clinic Zihlschlacht
- Expert Talks: Liliana Paredes, Daniel Zutter
- Social Event
Thursday, 27.02.2020, Zurich Area
Friday, 28.02.2020, Affoltern am Albis
Morning
- Reference Center: Rehabilitation Center Affoltern am Albis
- Expert Talks: Andreas Meyer-Heim, Hubertus van Hedel
General information
- Dates: 23-28 February 2020
- Tickets: CHF 2500 per Person. Lunches, lodging in single rooms, social events, and travel between sites are included.
- Registrations: here until 16th December 2019
- Important: please note that your registration will be confirmed only after we receive the payment of the invoice. Therefore, it is imperative that you do not book your flight or make any other arrangements until we send you a written confirmation of acceptance. Cancellation and refund are not possible after the invoice has been paid.
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Armeo®Spring Pro Technical Datasheet
The ArmeoSpring Pro is a device intended for the rehabilitation of patients with mild to moderate impairments in upper limb function. The ArmeoSpring Pro provides functional training to improve upper limb function.
Find out more about technical details of ArmeoSpring Pro:
– Key features
– Dimensions and requirements
– Operating conditions
– User interface
– Adaptability to patients
Thank you for the interest in our technical datasheet. Please fill out the form and click on “Start Download” to access the datasheet.
Clinical use and effects of the SafeGait 360° Balance and Mobility Trainer™ combined with conventional physical therapy in cancer patients
Join us for appetizers and beverages while learning about the main features of our Body Weight Support (BWS) systems SafeGait 360° Balance and Mobility Trainer™ from Natalee Takasumi, PT, DPT, our Head of Clinical Applications for the Americas. Then, Carolyn Miller, PT, DPT and Hillary Jacobsen, PT, DPT of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, will provide real treatment scenarios of cancer patients.
Limited seats available
Carolyn Miller, PT, DPT
Lead Therapist,
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Carolyn has been a Physical Therapist at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center for twelve years and currently serves as Lead Therapist. While primarily operating in the outpatient setting, she also has extensive experience in administration and acute inpatient care . Carolyn’s current and previous research involvement has focused on PT interventions and pathways specific to urology oncology and bone marrow transplant care.
Hillary Jacobson, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Hillary has been a Physical Therapist at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center for nine years. Specializing in Hematology-Oncology, she primarily provides services for Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) and Cellular Therapy (TCT) patients in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. Hillary has led the development and application of pre-BMT functional evaluations and Prehabilitation programs, as well as being instrumental in the implementation of the SafeGait system for oncology patients. Her research has been focused on multiple myeloma, transplant and cellular therapy, and rehabilitation teams.
Natalee Takasumi, PT, DPT
Head of Clinical Applications, Americas, DIH Technology, Inc.
Natalee has a doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of Colorado, 2014. She has extensive knowledge of the Lokomat and advanced rehabilitation technology due to her previous clinical practice at Craig Hospital between 2014 and 2019.
“The SafeGait allows the patients to be mobilized sooner rather than later and decreases the number of therapists needed to treat more dependent patients, while simultaneously minimizing the risk of fall. Our outcomes are certainly improving because we are doing much more intensive therapy much earlier on.” Bryan Wittmeyer MSPT, Director, Rehabilitation Therapy & Wellness Services
Bryan Wittmeyer MSPT
Director, Rehabilitation Therapy & Wellness Services
WE ARE IN SAN DIEGO, CA, FEBRUARY 23-25, 2023.
FIND US AT BOOTH #2343 TO MEET OUR EXPERTS AND LEARN ABOUT THE MOST ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FOR REHABILITATION.
The Andago bridges the gap between treadmill-based gait training and free overground walking.
SafeGait 360° Balance and Mobility Trainer
Provides Dynamic BWS, Advanced Fall Protection, Intuitive Fall Recovery
“Together we can drive the rehabilitation technology industry forward.”
Hocoma is the global market leader for the development, manufacturing, and marketing of robotic and sensor-based devices for functional movement therapy.
DIH is committed to bringing the world’s most advanced rehabilitation solutions and innovations to those that need them most, changing the lives of hundreds of millions of people in the process.
Schedule a meeting or demo
This presentation introduces the Armeo® software and unweighting technology of the Armeo®Spring which facilitates motor recovery and provides preparatory tasks to increase independence with ADL/IADL and self-care activities.
The Armeo® software assesses the patient’s current functioning level and includes many fully customizable games to the patient’s therapy goals.
Using a functional, engaging, and active learning environment, DIH’s unweighting technology allows the patient to increase repetitions, train with high intensity and improve motor control, strength, and endurance required for everyday tasks.
Join us in learning more about this exceptional device and how it can improve the lives of many individuals.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the main uses and benefits of the Armeo®Spring
- Be able to determine the correct exercises for each individual patient based upon their individual needs
- Distinguish between the different versions of the Armeo®Spring
- Understand how Armeo® therapy can be used to improve upper extremity function and ADLs
Meet our hosts
Krista Luchette, OT, OTR/L
Clinical Applications Manager at Hocoma – DIH
Matt Cuellar, MHA,
Regional Account Manager, Pacific Northwest and Western Canada
Matthew Klock DPT, MBA,
Regional Account Manager, Metro Atlantic and Eastern Canada
This event is part of a webinar mini-series:
“How to safely achieve optimal levels of gait intensity”, featuring the Andago® and SafeGait. To watch the recording, please click here,
“Innovating Rehab: Virtual Reality Gait Training with the C-Mill”. To watch the recording, please click here.
Please complete the form below to watch the webinar.
Join us at booth # 2535 for a hands-on experience on the Erigo® and the Andago®!
Exhibitor hours:
Thursday, Feb. 3
Friday, Feb. 4
Saturday, Feb. 5
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Erigo®
Early Mobilization
Gradual Verticalization
Functional Electrical Stimulation
Cyclic Leg Loading
Andago®
Free Overground Walking
Self-Directed Gait with BWS
Fall Prevention
Don’t forget to ask about:
- our financial solutions,
- our marketing assistance,
that we can provide you for the acquisition and promotion of your new devices.
This presentation introduces the Armeo® software and unweighting technology of the Armeo®Spring which facilitates motor recovery and provides preparatory tasks to increase independence with ADL/IADL and self-care activities.
The Armeo® software assesses the patient’s current functioning level and includes many fully customizable games to the patient’s therapy goals.
Using a functional, engaging, and active learning environment, DIH’s unweighting technology allows the patient to increase repetitions, train with high intensity and improve motor control, strength, and endurance required for everyday tasks.
Join us in learning more about this exceptional device and how it can improve the lives of many individuals.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the main uses and benefits of the Armeo®Spring
- Be able to determine the correct exercises for each individual patient based upon their individual needs
- Distinguish between the different versions of the Armeo®Spring
- Understand how Armeo® therapy can be used to improve upper extremity function and ADLs
Meet our hosts
Krista Luchette, OT, OTR/L
Clinical Applications Manager at Hocoma – DIH
Matt Cuellar, MHA,
Regional Account Manager, Pacific Northwest and Western Canada
Matthew Klock DPT, MBA,
Regional Account Manager, Metro Atlantic and Eastern Canada
This event is part of a webinar mini-series:
“How to safely achieve optimal levels of gait intensity”, featuring the Andago® and SafeGait. To watch the recording, please click here,
“Innovating Rehab: Virtual Reality Gait Training with the C-Mill”. To watch the recording, please click here.
Please complete the form below to watch the webinar.
Discover the latest updates on robotic and sensor-based devices to enrich therapy sessions in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Geriatric care.
In this webinar, you will hear recommendations on what devices we have to provide intensive individualized therapy to address the needs of geriatric patients, while also decreasing physical burden on therapists. Heidi Nielsen, Physical Therapist at Mountrail County Medical Center, will provide insight into how her facility successfully integrated advanced technology into patient care.
There will also be time for discussion and Q/A session with Dr. Nielsen, and Hocoma’s Clinical Applications and Sales team, giving clinicians and administrators the opportunity to discuss how rehabilitation technology may benefit their patients.
Our guest speaker
Heidi Nielsen, PT, DPT
Director of Physical Therapy at Mountrail County Medical Center and Mountrail Bethel Home in Stanley, ND
- Oversees therapy program in Swing bed/Acute care (11 bed), skilled nursing facility (36 bed), and outpatient clinic for rural facility.
- Training in functional dry needling through KinetaCore
- Training in aquatic therapy through APTA for our warm water therapy pool
- Evaluates and treats all age ranges and diagnoses due to rural facility
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Armeo: Therapiezentrum am Goethering, Osnabrück, Germany
How to increase clinic’s reputation and turnaround by using robotic rehabilitation devices?
The Therapiezentrum am Goethering provides a wide range of therapy care for patients in all stages of rehabilitation. It was the first outpatient clinic to offer the ArmeoSpring therapy in Germany. Besides occupational therapy, the center offers also physiotherapy and logopedics. After adding ArmeoSpring to their therapy options they got almost 30 new therapy units per week in the first 4 months. Find out more about:
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optiweb2021-04-08 10:19:392021-04-08 10:19:39Clinical Report Armeo: Therapiezentrum am Goethering, Osnabrück, Germany
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