Meden-Inmed and Technomex Meden Group Host International Training Sessions

On June 9–10, 2026, two training sessions – Sales & Product Training and Service Training – took place in Koszalin, organized by Meden-Inmed and Technomex Meden Group. The events brought together business partners, distributors, and service specialists from a range of countries, creating a forum for the international exchange of knowledge on the modern technologies used in rehabilitation, movement therapy, and patient care.

One of the central themes was contemporary neurorehabilitation. Participants had the opportunity to explore a wide range of solutions that support gait re-education and functional therapy, including the G-EO, Axelero G&B, Eleveo, Neuroforma, and Neuroforma Cognitive systems – used, among other applications, in the rehabilitation of patients recovering from strokes, neurological injuries, and amputations. The program also featured presentations of the Levitas device, used for suspension-based therapy, and the ACX.Rehab systems, which apply virtual reality technology in rehabilitation and functional assessment.

The second day focused on solutions supporting physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and patient care. Highlights included the Theraspace, Safari, Prestige, Pacific, and Platinum therapy tables; the Solmed, Froozer, PelvicTutor, Aquai, and RehaMoto devices; and mobile patient lifts used in medical facilities and long-term care.

Held in parallel, the service training allowed participants to expand their expertise in configuring, operating, and maintaining the reliable performance of advanced rehabilitation equipment. Another key part of the event was the chance to see Meden-Inmed’s production facilities firsthand, along with the process of designing and manufacturing specialized medical devices.

The training program reflected the most important directions shaping modern rehabilitation: the digitalization of therapeutic processes, the use of virtual reality, the advancement of systems that support gait re-education, and technologies that improve patient safety and comfort. The event demonstrated how education and the exchange of experience drive the progress of modern medical care and rehabilitation.