Etac gets ready to deliver educational sessions and product launches at OT Show 2026
Assistive equipment manufacturer Etac will be providing elevated educational sessions, product launches and evidence-based clinical guidance at the upcoming OT Show, which takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from 25-26 November.
Etac is a specialist in patient handling, bathroom aids, mobility solutions and paediatric products for individuals with disabilities. Its product ranges are renowned for Scandinavian design excellence which delivers outstanding quality, ergonomics, aesthetics and performance.
These capabilities will be showcased once again across a diverse product portfolio at the NEC alongside the launch of two new solutions. The new Etac e-learning platform will also be unveiled, alongside live on-stand CPD demonstrations.
Stand G40 will stage an exclusive, pre-launch preview of a product that will spearhead the mobile shower commode category and the latest Immedia 4wayGlide in-bed patient positioning system.
In terms of education, the new Etac ‘Open Learning’ portal will be available to see for the first time and delegates will be able to gain CPD hours by attending the four on-stand educational sessions. These sessions will focus on improved bathroom safety and effective patient in-bed moving and handling.
In addition to the express CPD sessions, the knowledgeable and friendly Etac team will be available to provide specialist guidance on how Etac solutions and services enhance everyday practice and client outcomes.
There will be guests from Etac’s International Education and Product Management departments who will be able to highlight new care approaches and strategies from a global perspective.
Andrew King, Etac Sales Director, commented: “Our showcase at the OT Show 2026 promises more meaningful engagement than ever before.
“All delegates are welcome onto our stand to receive invaluable education, innovative product news and informed clinical advice on a one-to-one basis. As patient and user needs continue to evolve at pace, we remain ahead of the curve in terms of client and carer-centric design – all to be detailed at this year’s event.”
