THERAPIE LEIPZIG - Rehabilitation, Medical Care and Disease Exhibition in Leipzig, Germany

【Exhibition Overview】

    The Leipzig Treatment, Medical Rehabilitation and Disease Exhibition, abbreviated as THERAPIE LEIPZIG, is currently the largest treatment, medical rehabilitation and prevention exhibition in Germany, holding significant industry influence locally.

    The exhibition is held concurrently with the Treatment, Medical Rehabilitation and Disease Prevention Congress, which is a leading interdisciplinary professional forum in this field.

【Previous Exhibition Scale】

    The previous edition of this exhibition covered a total exhibition area of 20,500 square metres, with 315 participating exhibitors from multiple countries and regions including China, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong SAR of China, Russia, Italy, Brazil, Spain, the United States, and Australia, attracting 16,146 visitors.

【German Rehabilitation Industry Background】

    In Germany, there are a total of 158 preventive and rehabilitation medicine clinics, of which 54% are privately owned, 26% are operated by charitable organisations, and 20% are publicly held.

    Over the past few years, the number of non-residential rehabilitation centres has grown sharply, with approximately 500 institutions now able to provide intensive treatment services at the local level, most of which offer physiotherapy and occupational therapy services.

    Germany currently has approximately 42,500 licensed physiotherapy practices offering physiotherapy as a standard outpatient service for treatment after the acute phase of illness or injury. At the same time, there are 59,000 occupational therapists providing compliant treatment for people with health impairments, covering motor function impairments, sensory organ problems, as well as neuropsychological, neurophysiological and psychosocial issues.

【Exhibition Value】

    This exhibition presents a wide range of the latest industry trends to rehabilitation practitioners, orthotists, rehabilitation technicians, therapists and physicians, while also serving as a quality platform for Chinese rehabilitation medical enterprises to expand into the German and broader EU markets.