Jakarta, October 14, 2025 – Kimera Health, a leading distributor of advanced medical technologies, is proud to announce the successful completion of a specialized training program for nursing staff at Primaya Hospital Kelapa Gading. The training, held on October 14, 2025, focused on the operational and clinical aspects of the cutting-edge CUVIS Joint Robotic System, a fully automatic robot for artificial joint replacement surgery.
As Primaya Hospital Kelapa Gading continues to adopt innovative surgical technologies, ensuring that the entire clinical team is expertly trained is paramount. Nurses play a crucial role in the perioperative journey, from pre-surgical preparation and intraoperative support to post-operative care and monitoring. This comprehensive training was designed to fully integrate the nursing team into the robotic surgery environment.
Highlight: The CUVIS Joint system is renowned for its sub-millimeter dimensional accuracy and personalized pre-planning capabilities, leading to predictable and consistent outcomes in knee replacement surgery.
The intensive session, led by certified specialists from Kimera Health, provided the Primaya Hospital Kelapa Gading nurses with essential knowledge and practical skills, including:
The integration of the CUVIS Joint robot not only benefits the surgeon but also elevates the role of the surgical nursing staff. With robotic assistance minimizing human error in cutting and alignment, nurses can focus on optimizing patient comfort, managing critical data, and ensuring a seamless flow within the operating room.
Kimera Health is dedicated to supporting our partner hospitals with comprehensive training, ensuring that advanced technology like CUVIS Joint translates directly into improved surgical efficiency and, most importantly, better patient outcomes.
Kimera Health congratulates the nursing team at Primaya Hospital Kelapa Gading on their dedication to professional development and mastery of this pioneering robotic technology. We look forward to continuing our partnership in setting new standards for orthopedic care in Indonesia.
