Composed of a team of about ten physiotherapists, the centre welcomes and treats :
More about the clinic's physiotherapy centre
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 07:30-18:00
Secretariat opening hours: Monday to Thursday, 07:30-16:30, on +41 22 366 94 87
Outside these hours, please send us your requests by e-mail to physio@genolier.net or book online here.
Osteopathy is designed for patients of all ages, from infants to the elderly, and also offers specialised care for pregnant women, taking both a structural and a functional approach.
After a structured and patient-oriented exploration of the body, the osteopath treats connective tissue lesions through joint, vertebral, visceral and cranial manipulations to restore balance to the area and prevent future lesions.
When this tissue is affected, its circulatory condition is slowed down and its mechanical qualities are impaired. This can be seen in changes in density and sensitivity, which the osteopath looks for during his or her examination. The so-called structural lesions are reversible and must be treated to restore the tissue to its optimal quality for the well-being of the patient.
At Clinique de Genolier, occupational therapy is aimed at adults with motor and/or cognitive problems as well as patients with chronic pain. Occupational therapy sessions can be held in the patient’s room, in the occupational therapy office (Nescens building, 1st floor), at home or at work.
The dieticians at Clinique de Genolier are in charge of the nutritional monitoring of patients admitted to hospital and ensure the transmission of relevant information when they are discharged. On a day-to-day basis, they provide consultations and follow-up to patients in all departments at the clinic, including outpatient oncology and digestive surgery. They also provide outpatient care for eating disorders, obesity, malnutrition, diabetes, digestive diseases or metabolic disorders.
For inpatients, dieticians manage and monitor the meals served, and make sure that appropriate diets or specific patient restrictions are followed.
They also run workshops, particularly for the Supportive Care Centre.
