New rehabilitation centre brings robotics therapy to the elderly in Singapore's Bukit Batok community


Bukit Batok resident Susan Lee, 70, using the Lokomat Nanos machine, which helps to strengthen the user’s legs, at the St Luke’s ElderCare Day Rehabilitation Centre @ Bukit Batok Central. ST PHOTO: BRIAN TEO

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): A new robotics rehabilitation centre has just been opened in Bukit Batok, bringing advanced robotics therapy closer to elderly residents.

St Luke’s ElderCare Day Rehabilitation Centre @ Bukit Batok Central, which opened on July 5 at Block 229 Bukit Batok East Avenue 3, will enable residents to get the help they need in the community instead of having to travel to hospitals.

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