From May 8 to 10, 2025, Leipzig will once again become the meeting place for professionals in therapy, rehabilitation, and prevention. therapie LEIPZIG will be bigger and more diverse than ever before: with a new record number of exhibitors, participants from 18 countries and the use of two halls for the first time, the trade fair is responding to the growing needs of the industry. Hall 1 will focus on classic topics in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation, while Hall 3 will add further highlights with interactive areas and the new Health Campus. Numerous companies are using the platform to present smart innovations – from AI-supported practice software to innovative rehabilitation devices. This shows how much digitalization is now shaping the industry. Twenty start-ups are also represented in both halls of the Leipzig Trade Fair with new ideas.
Over 150 specialist presentations make the therapie LEIPZIG congress a central platform for further training and interdisciplinary exchange. The topics range from new therapeutic approaches and practical workshops to scientifically based lectures. A total of 27 professional associations, specialist societies, and partners are organizing the program, which highlights the diversity of therapy and focuses on current developments. Panel discussions on remuneration systems, skills shortages, and prevention strategies address key challenges and create space for exchange between practitioners, scientists, and politicians.
With more than 200 interactive contributions in five specialist forums and several action areas, the trade fair will continue to focus on participation and exchange in 2025. Product tests, hands-on formats, and topic-specific lectures make the trade fair experience particularly practical. The program is complemented by the new Health Campus with offerings on neuroathletics, ergonomic working, and sports therapy practice. therapie LEIPZIG thus remains not only a trade fair for presenting innovations, but is increasingly developing into a place for cross-sector dialogue on the future of therapeutic care.