WALK AGAIN Center Berlin

WALK AGAIN Center Berlin is the first private rehabilitation center in the world to offer robotic walking therapy with Lokomat and the HAL robotic suit. The medical center combines medicine and technology to create the most advanced robotic mechanisms. The clinic was founded primarily to treat neurological and neuromuscular problems such as stroke, spinal cord injury, and multiple sclerosis. Every year, thousands of patients seek rehabilitation to improve the mobility of the musculoskeletal system after illness or traumas and return to their previous quality of life. The WALK AGAIN clinic is built, staffed, and equipped with the latest innovative medical technology and an efficient team of doctors, physiotherapists, neurologists, and orthopedists. The medical center has been awarded the title of the first rehabilitation center in the world to offer robotic walking therapy to its patients. The luxurious infrastructure of the clinic provides a comfortable atmosphere and a carefree environment where the staff is solely focused on the health of patients and the quality of treatment they receive. When physicians treat brain-damaged patients, gait and movement disorders are addressed through innovative medical procedures, including structural and neuroplastic neuroplasticity.  The Walk Again Center is the first rehabilitation facility to introduce Locomat therapy.  Both adult and pediatric patients are treated with robotic support to help them gain walking functions. Since neurological disorders, in particular, often also affect the upper extremities, WALK AGAIN decided to use robotic therapy methods to treat the arms and hands. For this purpose, the clinic uses Armeo Spring, which allows patients with mild and severe disabilities to train the functions of the arms and hands. An ISO 9001-certified rehabilitation center that cooperates with MEOCLINIC Berlin as a standard of care and additional care for its patients. The WALK AGAIN Center specializes in treating and rehabilitating various neurological diseases, such as spinal cord injuries, stroke, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Friedreich's ataxia, and other neurodegenerative and neuromuscular disorders. Unlike standard rehabilitation, the medical team offers an individual, holistic, and innovative approach combined with a high intensity of therapy. Physicians and medical engineers work together to develop treatment approaches using the latest technology.