Best Countries for Rehabilitation with Exoskeleton — Page 2

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a JCI-accredited private hospital complex. It is one of Turkey's largest multi-specialty medical centers. The hospital sees over a million patients annually and specializes in oncology, neurology, cardiovascular care, transplants, and IVF.

• Equipped with Da Vinci, CyberKnife, Gamma Knife, and HIFU for non-invasive surgery.
• Performs EVAR-TEVAR for aortic enlargement and TAVI for heart valve replacement without open surgery.
• Named patient's choice for pediatric oncology and hematology oncology treatment.
• Has 35 operating rooms and a specialized Interventional Neuroradiology Department.

Liv Hospital Ulus offers a 30-day inpatient robotic rehabilitation program with walking, arm, and balance robot technologies, typically costing around $40,300 for daily exoskeleton sessions plus electrotherapy. The JCI-accredited facility spans 30,000 m² and treats over 50,000 international patients annually. The package includes therapeutic ultrasound, TENS, and muscle strengthening current therapies during the month-long stay.

Emsey Hospital's Advanced Spine Surgery Center specializes in Rehabilitation with Exoskeleton, leveraging JCI-accredited facilities and a multidisciplinary approach to restore mobility for patients with complex orthopedic and spinal conditions.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited multi-specialty hospital in Ankara. It treats 350,000 patients annually. Main specialties include urology, gynecology, plastic surgery, and weight loss surgery.

• Equipped with Gamma Knife, PET-CT, and Da Vinci robotic surgical system.
• Bone Marrow Transplantation Centre on-site.
• Served patients from 62 countries through the International Patient Relations Department.
• Free medical second opinions and 24/7 multilingual support offered.
• Complimentary airport transfers provided for international patients.

Dr. Cengiz Sen brings 30 years of experience of orthopedic expertise, including pioneering work in stem cell therapy. The rehabilitation program with exoskeleton technology may cost around $6,340–$19,840, typically covering 60 sessions (30 inpatient and 30 outpatient) plus transfers. The professor from Istanbul University practices at the 617-bed Biruni University Hospital, which holds TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation.

Reuth Rehabilitation Center specializes in neurological and orthopedic rehabilitation with exoskeleton technology. One of Israel's largest rehabilitation facilities, it offers a multidisciplinary approach with 10+ paramedical specialists and a dedicated pediatric department. The center has 350 beds and 55+ years of experience in comprehensive rehabilitation programs.

Walk Again is an ISO 9001-certified robotic rehabilitation center in Berlin, Germany. It specializes in recovery after stroke, spinal injuries, and musculoskeletal disorders. The center works closely with Meoclinic Berlin for additional medical support.

• Uses Lokomat, Armeo, and exoskeleton robotics for movement therapy.
• MOTOmed exerciser helps with spasticity and muscle stiffness.
• Intensive daily therapy sessions are the core of recovery.
• Wards have 5-star hotel amenities including nurse call and cable TV.
• Offers transfer, translation, and booking assistance for international patients.

cereneo is a Swiss neurorehabilitation center on the shore of Lake Lucerne, founded in 2012. It specializes in recovery after stroke, head injuries, and spinal cord injuries. The center has a 3:1 doctor-to-patient ratio and runs its own research institute, cefir.

• Uses robotic exoskeletons: Armeo Power, Parker Indego, and the ZeroG gait system.
• Offers non-surgical brain stimulation, speech therapy, and neuropsychology for stroke patients.
• Provides three preventive check-ups: Stroke Risk, Brain Age, and Unstable Gait.
• Supports international patients with air transport, coordinators, and interpreters.
• Accompanying guests can stay in the patient room or at the 5-star Park Hotel Vitznau.

SYSTEM HOSPITAL is a private multi-specialty medical center in Kayseri, Turkey. It treats 50,000 patients each year, both adults and children. Its strongest areas are neurosurgery, orthopedics, weight loss surgery, and reproductology.

• Treats patients from the CIS, Europe, Commonwealth, and Africa.
• 40 doctors work across 20 different departments.
• Offers care for both adults and children under one roof.

Stepsbudapest Clinic is a private multi-specialty center in Budapest focused on orthopedics, rehabilitation, and hand surgery. It treats both adults and children from Europe, Asia, the US, Canada, and Australia.

• Around 200 patients treated each year.
• Two specialists lead the clinic's orthopedic and hand surgery care.
• Dedicated rehabilitation services support recovery after procedures.