REHABILITATION IN SWITZERLAND

Rehabilitation is a process no less complex and important than the treatment itself. Often, for example, after spinal injuries or strokes, the patient loses some skills and literally begins to learn everything all over again. A lot depends on which specialists will be nearby at this moment. The staff of Swiss clinics, including the attendants, impeccably follows all the recommendations and conditions of the rehabilitation plan. The success of rehabilitation treatment is monitored regularly, sometimes daily. The results of this approach are successful restoration of health even after the most complex procedures.

Patients often turn to Swiss clinics in the following areas:

Rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system

The rehabilitation programs offered in Swiss clinics have several goals: to restore motor functions, increase endurance, minimize pain, help the patient regain a sense of self-confidence and return him to a normal independent life. The main attention is paid to physiotherapy exercises on special simulators, as well as physiotherapy procedures.

Cardiac rehabilitation

Cardiac rehabilitation is designed to help patients who have had a heart attack, bypass surgery, or any other operation on the heart or great vessels, return to a full normal life. Cardio rehabilitation programs in Swiss clinics involve a multidisciplinary approach with various classes and procedures - exercise therapy and exercise equipment to increase endurance, as well as a special diet and behavioral psychotherapy to eliminate possible risk factors in the future.

Cancer rehabilitation

It is used after long-term oncological treatment. It is available both in the format of physiotherapy and the help of a psychologist. It is selected exclusively individually, based on the transferred treatment: operations, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, etc.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is used in the treatment of a number of diseases, injuries and pathological conditions and is designed to promote healing and recovery of the body, as well as to prevent adverse consequences. Physiotherapy treatments stimulate the restoration of mobility, strength, endurance and coordination. Another goal is to relieve pain and improve metabolic processes. Methods that have proven to be effective include manual therapy, exercise therapy, osteopathy, and PNF (Neuromuscular Proprioceptive Restoration).

Psychological rehabilitation

Psychological rehabilitation in Switzerland treats disorders such as depression, burnout, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. This also includes conditions after chronic diseases and serious accidents, which are often accompanied by mental disorders. Complex therapy improves both the physical and mental state of the patient, which significantly improves the quality of his life.

Pulmonary rehabilitation

For patients with chronic lung diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis and bronchial asthma, there are comprehensive pulmonary rehabilitation programs in Switzerland. An interdisciplinary team of experienced professionals will develop for you an individual program of physical training, relaxation and learning the principles of self-control. The completed course will help you improve your condition and learn to better cope with the disease.

The Valmont Clinic in Montreuxis one of the most renowned private medical institutions in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, specializing in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation.

The Seewis Rehabilitation Clinic, nestled on a sun-drenched hillside in the Swiss Alps, offers its patients holistic medical care to help them get back to normal life as quickly as possible. The clinic specializes in rehabilitation in the field of cardiology, psychosomatic diseases, diseases of internal organs, oncology, as well as preventive medicine.

MENTALVA is a private psychiatric clinic specializing in psychotherapy and complementary medicine. Patients are treated in seclusion and silence against the backdrop of the magnificent Swiss Alps at the foot of the Beverin peak in the canton of Graubünden. The clinic offers help to men and women over the age of 18 with a variety of mental problems: depression, burnout syndrome and emotional fatigue, anxiety and panic attacks, pain, tinnitus, personality disorders and much more. The treatment plan is developed taking into account the individual needs of the patient. The therapy is focused on strengthening and activating the patient's own resources for self-help and self-regulation.

Clinic Les Alpes is a hospital licensed by the Swiss Department of Health, offering individual treatment plans for addictions and related disorders. Patients are waiting for luxury accommodation, beautiful nature and caring staff. Located in the Alps near Montreux, the clinic is surrounded by mountains and forests, and offers wonderful views of Lake Geneva from its windows. Main specialization: addictions and comorbidities, psychiatry, mental health, rehabilitation.

The cost of rehabilitation in Switzerland corresponds to the quality of therapy and service provided by clinics in this country. The price is determined based on the diagnosis and individual medical picture of the patient, as well as his wishes. Based on this, each patient is selected each time by a medical team of specialists.

The cost of outpatient treatment starts from 5.000 CHF per week. In the stationary premium segment or with complex cases that require the participation of more specialists, the cost can be from 7.000-25.000 Swiss francs per week.

The treatment program is compiled individually for each patient; the cost is determined individually after diagnosis and consultation with a specialist.

We will prepare an individual offer for you based on your detailed personal information, current life situation, your desires and goals. Our possibilities in terms of meeting your personal needs are almost limitless.

Private and public clinics in Zurich and Geneva are ISO certified, which confirms their compliance with high standards of medical care. Some of them are members of the prestigious association Swiss Leading Hospitals.