Chersery Home International Receives a 'Walking Training Robot

Chersery Home International Receives a Walking Training Robot to Provide Equal Access to Rehabilitation for All Thais.

Chersery Home International, a Geriatric Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, has received a Robotic Gait Training System from the family of Mr. Wint D.C. Thathat Petaibunlue. This generous contribution supports the centers mission to provide accessible, high-quality rehabilitation for Thaisparticularly patients with neurological, mobility, or weakness-related conditionsenabling them to benefit from advanced medical technology at an affordable cost, with international-standard quality.

Enhancing Opportunities for Neurological Rehabilitation, Giving Life a Chance to Walk Again.

This project is part of Chersery Home Internationals core mission to promote equitable access to healthcare services. The donated walking training robot will be used for the rehabilitation of both children and elderly patients who experience walking difficulties due to stroke, spinal cord injuries, or other neurological conditions that cause weakness and impaired mobility.

This innovative technology enables patients to undergo continuous, safe, and highly effective rehabilitationespecially during the first 36 months after injury, which is considered the golden period for recovery.

Restoring Mobility. Restoring Dignity. Restoring Quality of Life.

Dr. ฌengpong Tangarunsanti, Director of Chersery Home International Geriatric Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, commented on this donation, saying

We deeply appreciate the generosity of the donor family, whose intention is to ensure that all Thais, regardless of their background, have access to advanced rehabilitation technology. This support enables patients to walk again and live with dignity. It is a gift that not only transforms the lives of patients but also inspires society to recognize the value of giving and sharing for the benefit of others.

Affordable Rehabilitation Services

Under this project, Chersery Home International will offer a special-rate robotic gait training program for patients requiring neurological rehabilitation. A multidisciplinary teamincluding rehabilitation physicians, physical therapists, and specialized nurseswill collaboratively design individualized treatment plans to achieve the best possible outcomes in a short period of time.