INTEGRATION
Moscow 2019

International Exhibition for Rehabilitation Equipment + Technologies with Forum on Prosthetics + Orthotics

25 – 27 June 2019
Moscow, Russia

General information

Established

2011

Organiser

OOO Messe Düsseldorf Moscow
Leipziger Messe International GmbH

1,056

1,024

Project management

Mikhail Shatov

3,921

4,095

Contact

Mikhail Shatov
ShatovM@messe-duesseldorf.ru
Phone: +7 495 955 91 99 ext. 634

Staging cycle

Biennial

130,123

127,781

Venue

AO EXPOCENTRE Fairgrounds
at Krasnaya Presnya
Moscow, Russia

115,004

Website

www.integration.ru

130,123

127,781

Further information INTEGRATION

Visitor target groups

Science community
Businessmen
Dealers
Federal and regional state authorities
Mass media
Medical experts
Non-commercial organisations
People with disabilities, patients
Physiotherapists
Decision-makers, buyers and managers from hospitals, clinics and rehabilitation centers, private and public orthopaedic workshops, public agencies, insurers and medical appraisal services
State institutions and enterprises
Disability assessors

Main product categories

Accessible social, transport and engineering infrastructure
Associations, public organisations, media
Communication
Daily living aids, household, nutrition and clothing
Education, professional training, occupation and employment
Health resorts and rehabilitation centres
Medical care
Mobility and walking aids
Nursing care for in-patient, homecare for disabled and elderly
Orthopaedic aids
Orthopaedic shoe technology
Physical training, physiotherapy and occupational therapy
Technical means and technologies for rehabilitation
Travel, leisure, sports and recreation

Statistics 2017

Economic data for Russia

Future prospects for “Medical Technology”
After the weak past few years, demand for medical technology in Russia is picking up again. The industry is benefiting from increasing investments in the health sector. More than EUR 40 billion will be invested in new clinics and other medical equipment this year. Analysts of the management consultancy KPMG even expect public spending of around EUR 48 billion this year (+10 per cent compared to 2017), which corresponds to a share of around 3.6 per cent of the GDP. The government wants to tighten import substitution in medical technology, which should make market access more difficult for international companies. The private health sector and telemedicine offer new and promising business opportunities.

Source: GTAI, Branchen kompakt: Medizintechnik (Medical Technology)
Further information: www.medprom.ru

Outline data (Source: Statistisches Bundesamt)