Team zoom with client

Last week, our sales and clinical teams from around the globe came together for an incredible 3-day event, packed with learning, challenges, and collaboration! Focusing on clinical learning and how we can best serve people with disabilities.

We kicked off the event by diving into our latest product innovations, allowing our experts to provide valuable feedback. Everyone was put to the test, competing in speed trials involving the Super Shape Back Support.

To enhance our presentation skills, each team member prepared and delivered short talks, showcasing their expertise. The talks were judged and scored, pushing us to excel and become even better communicators.

The highlight of the event was the opportunity to welcome some of our incredible Spex user clients into the clinic room. Together, we embarked on a postural assessment exercise, where every team member had the opportunity to observe and learn from the experts. This exercise allowed us to determine the best course of action for equipment prescription, ensuring that our clients receive the best solutions, tailored to their needs.

Team with client
Family with a MediFab client
Team zoom with client
2 people in wheelchairs enjoying the Spex display show
2 people in wheelchairs at Spex show
Men practice fitting backrests with pods.
Employees at a workshop
Spex display of products
2 people enjoying the Spex show
Spex display of the different products at their show
disabled client being assisted.
disabled client being assisted.
Demonstrations at Medifab clinic
Pelvis postural demonstrations.
Spex mobility website
Client in a therapy session
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