Foot Balance Technology Honored With the “Top 50 Companies in Healthcare” Award at IFAH Dubai, 2019

Foot Balance Technology was conferred with the “Top 50 Healthcare Companies” award for its contributions to the healthcare industry at IFAH — International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare (formerly known as the Smart Health Conference). The international conference was held at Le Meridien, Dubai on December 16–18, 2019.

Foot Balance Technology provides specialized professional pedorthic services in Sydney, Australia and aims to use modern tools and technologies to provide better foot care services. Founded by qualified pedorthist Sayed Ahmed in 2016, it also offers products ranging from prefabricated to custom-made orthopedic and comfort footwear and accommodative and corrective foot & ankle orthotic units.

When asked about the company’s experience at IFAH, Director and Principal Pedothist at Foot Balance Technology, Mr. Sayed Ahmed said. “IFAH is a great platform to showcase all the latest technologies and interventions in healthcare and to show the future of healthcare in terms of operations, patient care, and business models. I think that they are doing a great job and if they keep doing what they are doing, I think it will be fantastic in the future!”

The “Top 50 Companies in Healthcare” is a recognition conceptualized by IFAH to felicitate organizations for ideating innovations in healthcare. A subsidiary of Prism Events, IFAH aims to set a standard of excellence in the realm of healthcare services and delivery by honoring the brightest leaders and organizations from all around the world. With the three-day conference coming to a successful end, IFAH is planning to organize biannual conferences with the hope to further establish its presence in Asia-Pacific and MENA nations.

Visit Foot Balance Technology @ www.footbalancetech.com.au.

For more details on IFAH — International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare, Visit www.ifah.world.

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