
What should I do if I cancel my physiotherapy appointment?
If you can't make it, please let us know at least 24 hours in advance, so that we don't have to charge you for the appointment.
Read moreIf you can't make it, please let us know at least 24 hours in advance, so that we don't have to charge you for the appointment.
Read moreThe first session lasts an hour. Subsequent sessions last 30 minutes as part of general physiotherapy. You may, however, wish to extend your session in the rehabilitation room or in...
Read moreYou will have to pay directly for your physiotherapy sessions. You can then request reimbursement from your foreign or international health insurance. To simplify the reimbursement process, it is advisable...
Read moreKVG/LAMAL reimburses up to 36 sessions per year, with the possibility of an extension under certain conditions.
Read moreA physiotherapy prescription is valid for three months. However, you must book your first appointment within five weeks of the issue date. If your prescription expires during treatment, you can...
Read moreYes, only sessions prescribed by a doctor are eligible for reimbursement. However, treatment without a medical prescription is possible, but remains at the patient's expense.
Read moreOutpatient physiotherapy: All prescription physiotherapy treatments are covered by basic health insurance (LAMal). You can also come without a doctor's prescription, but these sessions will not be reimbursed. Inpatient physiotherapy:...
Read moreIn Switzerland, insurance coverage for physiotherapy treatment depends on the type of insurance taken out and the patient's specific circumstances. Here are the key points to know: 1. Basic health...
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