Officially Open to the Public: IMI's Support for the Grand Opening of RAHO Club Lakesla Branch
14:38, 09 October 2024 by admin
Surabaya, October 7, 2024 – The grand opening of the RAHO Club Lakesla branch in Surabaya marks a significant milestone in the healthcare sector, heralding the launch of hydrogen nanobubble therapy services on a national scale. This festive event was attended by prominent figures, including Prof. Sutiman Bambang Sumitro, SU., D.Sc, an advisor to IMI; Prof. Widodo, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D.Med.Sc, the Rector of Universitas Brawijaya and also an advisor to IMI; and Mr. Kan Eddy, the chairman of RAHO Club.
Kolonel Laut (K) dr. Pudjo D. Laksono, M.Kes., Sp.THT. KL., MH, the Head of Lakesla and an IMI clinical researcher, as well as dr. Subagjo, Sp.B, Sp.BTKV, Subsp.VE (K), FIATCVS, the head of the IMI clinical research team, also contributed to the lively atmosphere of the event. The collaboration between IMI, RAHO Club, and Lakesla in opening this new branch is expected to have a positive impact on the wider community.
Interestingly, this therapy service is not only available to members of the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) but is also open to the general public. Through this grand opening, it is hoped that more people will gain access to hydrogen nanobubble therapy and experience its optimal benefits.
The long-term goal of this hydrogen nano bubble therapy is to strengthen global health security, especially in addressing the increasingly urgent issue of degenerative diseases in the modern era. With this innovation, IMI, along with RAHO Club and Lakesla, is committed to tackling global challenges in the management of degenerative diseases. Hydrogen nano bubble therapy, as a non-pharmacological solution, is expected to provide significant therapeutic effects. Utilizing nano technology, hydrogen can effectively penetrate body tissues, offering direct improvements to affected cells. This represents a breakthrough in the treatment of degenerative diseases, providing a more efficient approach that has the potential to reduce healthcare costs.
It is hoped that this research will not only pave the way for more effective treatments but also generate positive economic impacts for the country. Reducing healthcare expenditures through lower costs for degenerative disease treatments is also one of the long-term objectives of this project.
Together, IMI, RAHO Club, and Lakesla position Indonesia at the forefront of addressing increasingly complex global health challenges while strengthening its role as a key innovator in the development of technology-based health solutions. This is not just a step forward for Indonesia's health progress but also a contribution to creating a healthier and more sustainable future for the world.