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Alexandria, VA, November 13, 2013 — Hocoma USA Inc, a Swiss medical technology company providing robotic rehabilitation therapy for neurological movement disorders, has been named a Strategic Business Partner of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). more

The medical technology company, Hocoma, with its headquarter in Switzerland, appointed the 34 year old Donny Lee from Singapore as the new Head of Marketing & Communication. The marketing strategist, equipped with strong understanding in intercultural insights, has started successfully to steer the multifarious global Marketing & Communication activities of Hocoma. more

Volketswil, Switzerland, October 31, 2013 – From November 20 – 23, 2013, Hocoma presents a portfolio of innovative therapy devices for the ever growing health care market at the Medica in Dusseldof, Germany. The efficacy of the showcased Lokomat® was just recently analyzed by the latest Cochrane Review and confirms the advantage of robotic gait training. more

Volketswil, Switzerland, October 28, 2013 - In a recent study on “Electromechanical-assisted training for walking after stroke“, Jan Mehrholz and his fellow researchers found significant evidence that stroke patients who received robot assisted gait training in combination with physiotherapy are more likely to achieve independent walking than patients that receive only conventional gait training. more

From October 15-16 an international crowd of scientists, clinicians and therapists will gather at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) to discuss innovative technologies, latest findings and new ways in pediatric neurorehabilitation at the PNRS 2013. more

At the 5th International Neurorehabilitation Symposium experts from around the world met last week at the ETH Zurich, Switzerland for an interdisciplinary exchange about the integration of new technologies into the clinical routine. more

Financial Statement 2012: Hocoma continues on road to success more

The who-is-who of neurological rehabilitation is meeting in Zurich, Switzerland more

Neurological patients with impaired hand functions to benefit from hand opening support more

The market leading gait robot from Switzerland helps patients learn to walk again more