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HealthTech Partners Global Establishes U.S. Headquarters in Charlotte, NC

In a significant move toward expanding its influence in the rehabilitation technology sector, HealthTech Partners Global (HTPG) has announced the establishment of its U.S. headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina. This development not only solidifies HTPG's position as a leader in rehabilitation technology commercialization but also marks the beginning of a strategic partnership with Fourier Rehab, a notable player in rehabilitation robotics.

The new headquarters is set to be located within Connect Labs by Wexford, a hub designed to foster innovation in healthcare through collaboration. Opening its doors on June 1, 2026, this facility aims to be a central point for clinical education and advanced training in rehabilitation technologies. It promises to be a vibrant space where technology demonstrations, collaborative research, and commercialization efforts will thrive.

The strategy behind establishing the U.S. headquarters in Charlotte lies in the city's growing reputation as an innovation district, thanks in large part to partnerships like those led by Advocate Health and Wexford Science & Technology. The Pearl, a transformative development that connects medical education and technology, serves as the perfect backdrop for HTPG’s new operations. Anchored by notable institutions, including the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, The Pearl is poised to be a global focal point for medical innovations.

HTPG is also thrilled to announce its exclusive partnership with Fourier Rehab. This collaboration will enable HTPG to distribute Fourier’s advanced rehabilitation technologies, such as the RehabHub Robotics Suite and Galileo Systems, to providers across the nation. These innovative solutions are designed to enhance rehabilitation outcomes and will be demonstrated live at the Charlotte headquarters.

CEO Allison Krumpe and COO Rusty Page lead HTPG with a wealth of experience in the fields of globalization and clinical operations. Under their guidance, the company has rapidly scaled since its inception in December 2025, attracting a global team of experts, including clinical integration specialists and field service engineers. They express a robust commitment to building trust and dependability within the healthcare community. "Our industry depends on trust, reliability, and accountability—and those values guide every decision we make," says Krumpe.

To further bolster its presence in the U.S. market, HTPG has appointed Matt Laporte, a seasoned professional in the realm of rehabilitation technology sales, as the U.S. Vice President of Sales. Laporte’s extensive background at DIH and Ekso Bionics positions him superbly to lead sales initiatives that will introduce advanced neurorehabilitation technologies to healthcare providers.

Looking ahead, HTPG aims to lead the transformation of rehabilitation technology by utilizing a fusion of robotic biomechanics and clinical expertise, ultimately enhancing patient recovery experiences. This headquarter launch in Charlotte signals not just a new chapter for HealthTech Partners but also for the rehabilitation technology landscape in the U.S. as a whole.

As HTPG embarks on this exciting journey, it promises to uphold its mission of innovating dependable solutions for clinicians and patients alike, positioning itself as a frontrunner in the commercialization of rehabilitation technologies on a global scale.