Movement is freedom. Lukáš Hrošovský is not just our model in the exoskeleton that shines in the latest issue of Forbes magazine. Although he doesn't like the term "influencer", he has influence. He unites patients and grills politicians. He moves public opinion by publishing shocking facts about the state of Slovakian healthcare compared to the rest of Europe.
He fights for patients with rare diseases and for access to treatments that other patients in the EU are also entitled to. On the eve of Freedom Day, November 17, Lukáš is using his civil rights to fight for patients like him.
The ADELI team of experts considered how to cleverly combine the treatment with the super-expensive drug Skyclarys - a drug for which people have been fundraising for the young man at https://donio.sk/liek-skyclarys-na-friedreichovu-ataxiu. He experienced cybertherapy at ADELI himself. We will be publishing a report on the ADELI CYBER CHALLENGE in the coming days.
At ADELI, we enjoy the freedom to help patients in the best way possible! You can find out more about the Cyberdyne exoskeleton and its advantages in rehabilitation here: cybertherapy
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