|
contents | europe | ||||
| Rehacare trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany  People with disabilities, those requiring care and also the elderly and their needs will again be at the centre of attention at the international Rehacare trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany, from 24 to 27 September 2014. Messe Düsseldorf is expecting more than 800 exhibitors from 33 countries, providing a comprehensive overview in six exhibition halls and covering everything that can make daily life easier for these people.The list of exhibiting nations ranges from Belgium to Cyprus, and the trade fair will also include numerous joint pavilions. Countries such as Canada, China, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, South Korea, Taiwan and the UK will be represented not only with individual stands, but also with major country exhibitions. Rehacare 2014 will be held in Halls 3 to 7 and 7a at the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre. The product range will be aimed at professionals as well as affected persons and their families and will cover products and services for virtually all spheres of life and target groups. It will comprise aids for mobility and independent living, aids for outpatient care, communications equipment, barrier-free living and ideas for leisure, travelling and sports. Thanks to the presence of all internationally relevant manufacturers in the mobility segment, the product range at Rehacare will leave almost nothing to be desired. Covering everything associated with wheelchairs, mobility scooters and walking aids, this industry will be represented almost completely by over 200 exhibitors. Leading car manufacturers such as AUDI, Daimler and Volkswagen will present their latest models, adapted to the needs of disabled people, in hall 6. They will be supplemented by specialist manufacturers and service providers, realising customised conversions and installations. People with visual, speech and hearing impairments will find their own exhibition spaces in Hall 5, focusing exclusively on the information they require. Tips and products on barrier-free construction and housing can be found in Hall 3. Hall 4 will focus on disability aids and how to help disabled children to be mobile, to communicate, to lead independent lives and to participate in the world around them. Information and advice are of major importance at Rehacare. One third of all exhibitors are trade associations, organisations and self-help groups which actively carry out such work. They play a leading role in the organisation of theme parks and special exhibitions on education and employment, on tourism and culture and on sports for the disabled. Rehacare reaches broad target group of visitors with high levels of decision-making powers and professional expertise – experts and buyers medical supply retail stores, rehab centres, healthcare, elderly care, doctors' surgeries, labs and cost-bearing institutions, as well as from trade and industry, trade associations and professional media. Moreover, the trade show is the mouthpiece and most important information platform for people with disabilities and for those in need of nursing care and with chronic diseases and therefore an important source of inspiration for fostering inclusion. write your comments about the article :: © 2014 Exhibition News :: home page |