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Join experts from Gillette Children's Speciality Healthcare on 12th October at 12pm EDT (5pm BST) for the latest insightful webinar from Hocoma. Register
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It's RehabWeek 2021 this week! Taking place virtually from 23-25 September, make sure you don't miss out on a packed timetable of online content. Register
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Join Hocoma and their panel of experts on the 28th of September at 8:30 GMT (4:30 SGT / GMT +8) to hear an insightful free webinar covering the
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We are delighted to be exhibiting at the Neuro Convention at the NEC in Birmingham on the 15th and 16th of September! Register for your FREE tickets
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In November 2019, Tokachi Rehabilitation Center at the Hokuto Social Medical Corporation Head Quarter in Japan kicked off the "Smart Rehabilitation"
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Summit Medical and Scientific are proud to partner again with leading events provider ABI Solutions to sponsor TechCon 2021. This prestigious
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Summit Medical and Scientific are proud to be exhibiting at The Children's Trust's annual National Paediatric Brain Injury Conference 2021. The event is
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We are delighted to be joining the European Neuro Convention online event as virtual exhibitors. Register online and view the schedule here. Taking place
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A 51 year old patient contracted a mild case of COVID-19, which then triggered the development of Guillain-Barre syndrome that attacked his spinal cord and
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