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REHACARE 2026: Highlights, people and moments

REHACARE 2026: Looking back

Exploring the many topics of REHACARE

Exploring the halls with Lea

What connects people to REHACARE

REHACARE is a great place to find your next assistive device and talk with others in similar situations about all kinds of things. Last year, I even met my current best friends here.

Smiling woman in a wheelchair with sunglasses in her hair - Alina Rimbach

I think REHACARE is pretty cool because I always get to meet friends here and discover new sports. And I also discover new possibilities for my wheelchair pretty often—things you can attach to it or ways to transport things.

A smiling man with glasses in a wheelchair, which is tilted slightly backward - Luca Noah Funke

The range of topics covered is, of course, fantastic, and I can't think of anywhere else where I could find such comprehensive and wide-ranging information on all kinds of topics.

A smiling woman with short hair in a wheelchair, with a black dog beside her — Antonia Müller-Laackman

The trade show is a marketplace of unlimited possibilities, so I'd say, "You can get it if you really want it."

Smiling woman with long blonde hair in a wheelchair - Sofia Pilch

REHACARE is very important for our international business because it allows us to meet partners who come here from all over the world – from Australia and New Zealand to the United States. I am more than satisfied with the contacts I’ve made and the conversations I’ve had.

Man with short dark hair, beard, and a blue-black shirt at a trade fair stand - Thomas Rosner

REHACARE is special to us because we really value the contact with patients and get direct feedback on our products and services from customers. We also have great opportunities here to talk with healthcare professionals.

Smiling woman with chin-length dark blond hair and a white blouse - Jennifer Schmitt

REHACARE is special because it brings together users, specialty retailers, manufacturers, and payers. This unique combination provides a comprehensive overview of the industry and fosters new developments.

Young man with red hair, a mustache, and a black shirt - Jendrik Sättele

Multiple discrimination still plays a major role. That’s why we're happy to attend REHACARE every year and raise awareness about sexual and gender diversity here as well.

Smiling young man with short brown hair, a beard, and glasses - Joris Richter

At REHACARE, we really value the opportunity to connect with end customers. Here, we can test new products coming to market directly with customers and gather valuable feedback.

Man with short brown hair, glasses, and a black shirt - Leopold Fuchs
For me, REHACARE is a big community gathering full of great encounters. It gives me the opportunity to connect with others and help advance inclusion in a way that reflects my understanding of it.
Miriam Langhoff at REHACARE
It’s great to connect with people face to face at REHACARE. We hear firsthand about the challenges they are currently facing and where our sensor can help.
Dr. Jannik Lockl bei einem Vortrag
For me, REHACARE is all about connection: encounters that open up new perspectives, honest conversations that spark ideas, and people who support one another. That mix is what makes REHACARE special to me.
Katharina Hesener posing confident in a wheelchair; Copyright: Nora Beckmann
REHACARE has been an important part of our company’s history for many years. Many valuable customer relationships have started and grown here. The personal conversations remind us time and again why we do what we do.
Frank Sodermanns

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