Rehabilitation Robot Case Studies
Rehabilitation robot case studies show how providers compare equipment count, floor space, therapist capacity and patient compliance after deployment. The UniGym All-in-One Home Gym System is central to the Fushoukang example in China.
What changed at Fushoukang in China
The Fushoukang deployment in China shows the operational effect of replacing several single-function devices with one UniGym. RobotGym has a strategic cooperation with Fushoukang, and the case records one UniGym replacing four single-function devices, with 67% lower procurement cost and 98% space saved. For clinic and care-institution buyers, these measures help frame a comparison between device count, room use and procurement budget.
- Daily patient visits per therapist rose 75%.
- Therapist capacity went from 1:1 to 1:3–5.
- Time per home visit fell 42%.
- Patient training compliance rose from 51% to 83%.
Alpro Pharmacy clinics in Malaysia
The Alpro Pharmacy (Malaysia) case records a 60% reduction in equipment procurement costs and 70% space saved per clinic. Patient home compliance reached 87%, up from under 60%, and one therapist manages 3–5 home patients simultaneously. Distributors can use these figures to review clinic-level cost and space planning alongside the therapist workload.
Rodion Sp. z o.o. in Poland
Rodion Sp. z o.o. (Poland) is featured in RobotGym’s case studies.
Distributors reviewing a new market can use documented deployments to compare equipment count, space use and workflow changes before arranging a demonstration. Contact our sales team for product specifications and commercial terms.
How to review a rehabilitation robot deployment
A practical review starts with the workflow the equipment must support, the room available and the staff time needed to run training sessions. Compare the number of devices replaced, the change in therapist capacity and the patient compliance trend, then check the room layout against the equipment footprint.
For UniGym, the electric suction-cup base needs a smooth, non-porous surface. The system weighs 6 kg, has a 0.1 m² footprint and offers 10+ training movements for the hands, upper limbs and lower limbs.
Use the rehabilitation equipment and wholesale supply pages to compare configurations for clinic or distributor programmes. Product details are on the UniGym All-in-One Home Gym System page; for commercial terms, contact our sales team.
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