Najlepsi Rehabilitacja w stwardnieniu rozsianym wykonujący rehabilitację w stwardnieniu rozsianym w Bangkoku – TOP 3 lekarzy

Dr Thongrong specjalizuje się w neurorehabilitacji, integrując zaawansowaną robotykę i technologie nieinwazyjne w procesie rekonwalescencji po stwardnieniu rozsianym w PYONG Rehabilitation Group.

• Certyfikowany fizjatra z doświadczeniem w leczeniu udarów i neurorehabilitacji
• Jest pionierem w stosowaniu treningu chodu z wykorzystaniem noszonego egzoszkieletu w celu zwiększenia mobilności
• Kierownik Działu Rehabilitacji w King Mongkut Chaokhunthahan Hospital
• Założyciel centrum rehabilitacyjnego premium, skupiającego się na innowacyjnych terapiach
• Instruktor w King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang

Dr. Songpoj Tanprasert is a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). He holds an M.D. and completed formal training in Rehabilitation Medicine. He has extensive experience in both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation.

His expertise includes stroke rehabilitation, chronic pain, sports injuries, and spine disorders. He develops individualized, evidence-based rehabilitation plans. He emphasizes non-surgical pain care and therapeutic exercise. He works with physiotherapists and occupational therapists to improve function.

Kultinee Klinpoon (PT) Founder & Managing Director, Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center

Ms. Kulthinee Klinpoon is the visionary founder and driving force behind Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center, one of Thailand’s leading facilities for stroke recovery and elderly care. With a strong foundation in clinical practice as a former National Team Physical Therapist and a graduate of Mahidol University, she combines medical expertise with modern business management.

Under her leadership, Sanpiti has expanded rapidly from a single center to a network of 9 branches across Bangkok and its vicinity, including strategic partnerships with premium estates like Jin Wellbeing County. Ms. Kultinee is dedicated to transforming the landscape of Thai rehabilitation by shifting the focus from "passive nursing" to "Intensive Active Rehabilitation.