Orthopaedic rehabilitation

Commonly caused by conditions such as fractures, traumatic hip dislocation, arthritis, rheumatism, or hip joint deterioration can lead to debilitating pain and restricted movement.

Hip pain, influenced by age and activity level, often restricts movement, accompanied by sharp sensations extending into the thigh. Issues may arise suddenly or worsen gradually, particularly in older individuals, commonly linked to osteoarthritis and cartilage erosion in the hip joint.

Diagnosing the need for a hip replacement involves a thorough examination, including X-rays, MRIs, and a detailed physical assessment of the patient's symptoms, gait pattern, and hip joint mobility. Additional tests, such as blood analysis and ultrasounds, may be conducted, and in specific cases, tissue samples are obtained. 

While surgical intervention remains the primary treatment option, rehabilitation plays a crucial role in the postoperative phase.
Hip surgery typically involves the placement of a custom-made artificial hip, utilizing state-of-the-art technologies to ensure a tailored fit for the patient. This minimally invasive procedure aims to reduce surgical trauma and enhance recovery. 
The combination of surgery and rehabilitation ensures a holistic approach to hip replacement, facilitating a smoother recovery and improved quality of life for individuals facing hip joint challenges. 

Frequent causes encompass injuries like cruciate ligament ruptures, meniscus injuries, and osteoarthritis, often necessitating knee prosthetics for advanced cases of gonarthritis.

Symptoms may include pain, swelling, stiffness, crunching, instability, and restricted movement. Symptoms may also manifest when the knee joint remains immobile for extended periods, such as during prolonged car drives or extended flights

Diagnosing the need for knee replacement involves a thorough examination, including physical assessments and imaging techniques like X-rays, MRI, or even arthroscopy for a direct joint inspection.

While surgical intervention remains the primary treatment option, rehabilitation plays a crucial role in the postoperative phase.
Knee surgery often involves the placement of a customized prothesis (artificial knee joint) through a minimally invasive procedure. This tailored approach addresses the specific changes in the knee joint aiming to restore freedom of movement, proper walking, and a pain-free lifestyle for the patient.
The integration of surgical intervention and rehabilitation contributes to a comprehensive strategy for knee replacement, fostering a more seamless recovery and enhancing the overall well-being of individuals grappling with knee joint issues.

Among our staff members, we have coordinators who speak the following languages: French, English, German, Russian, Italian and Chinese.
If your language is not among those spoken, we can arrange for a translator to assist you during your medical consultations and/or therapies for an additional fee.

It is very important to provide our medical staff with as much general and up-to-date medical information as possible (reports of previous medical consultations, laboratory results, medical imaging, etc.) 
This will enable us to create a personalised medical programme for you and to provide you with the corresponding quotation.

Only inquiries about oncological issues are subject to a fee.

The initial estimate is an estimation of the costs of your treatment and is performed by our specialists based on the documents and information that you submit in advance. It is therefore extremely important that we obtain as much medical information in advance as possible, so that the estimate is an accurate reflection of reality.

The patient has to pay the full amount of the quotation, on the day of their arrival at the clinic at the latest.
We accept payments by cash, credit card or bank transfer.
You may be entitled to a full or partial refund of the deposit, depending on the final invoice amount.

Yes. We have our own limousine service and can arrange airport transfers or any other transfers you may need during your stay.

Yes, we can help you with visa applications, hotel reservations (if necessary) and transportation services.

Yes, we offer facilities to accommodate an accompanying person during your stay, in your room or in a separate room/suite. 
Please contact us directly if you would like further information.

Yes, of course, if you provide us with information about your eating habits before your stay, we will be happy to adapt your meal options accordingly.

Some of our hospitals offer hairdressing and skin care services. At your request, we can also make appointments for you if these services are not offered at the clinic where you are staying.

Depending on medical assessments and opinions (therapeutic progress, test results, rehabilitation progress, etc.), modifications to the treatment and/or additional tests may be advised and prescribed. Any subsequent changes to the initial offer can be made with your agreement, and will be charged accordingly.

Any request to leave is subject to prior written consent from the doctor.

Most of our clinics offer high quality gourmet food, which is served in their respective restaurants.  With the exception of breakfast, which is only served in your room, you can eat your meals in the clinic’s restaurant.

Yes. We will send you your complete medical file as soon as we have received all the necessary information from the doctors. This file will include all medical reports, laboratory results and radiographic images (X-rays).

Reports can be written in English upon request. They can also be translated into other languages for an additional fee.

Our medical team or our coordinators will help you get all the equipment you need.