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Hi everyone,


I'm looking for a very very good (exceptional perhaps) physiotherapist in Geneva - someone who specialises in post-surgery rehabilitation.


Any advice greatly appreciated. French or English speaker is fine.


Thanks in advance!


 


 


 


 


 

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Hi everyone,


I'm looking for a very very good (exceptional perhaps) physiotherapist in Geneva - someone who specialises in post-surgery rehabilitation.


Any advice greatly appreciated. French or English speaker is fine.


Thanks in advance!


 


 


 


 


 


Caroline FOct 8, 2010 @ 11:49
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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a very very good (exceptional perhaps) physiotherapist in Geneva - someone who specialises in post-surgery rehabilitation.

Any advice greatly appreciated. French or English speaker is fine.

Thanks in advance!

 

 

 

 

 


Oct 8, 10 11:49

Did you find anyone? I am specifically looking for an English speaking one (I have a nagging running injury), but the forums here are a bit outdated so any advice is appreciated.

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Did you find anyone? I am specifically looking for an English speaking one (I have a nagging running injury), but the forums here are a bit outdated so any advice is appreciated.


kenster, Aug 30, 2011 @ 11:31
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I go to a chap called Patrick Humbert, Place de la Fusterie 14.  He is very good and English speaking.  I have only used him for post injury rehab stuff for torn ankle and shoulder ligaments, but has always been very good for me.

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I go to a chap called Patrick Humbert, Place de la Fusterie 14.  He is very good and English speaking.  I have only used him for post injury rehab stuff for torn ankle and shoulder ligaments, but has always been very good for me.


royle, Aug 30, 2011 @ 11:35
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I go to a chap called Patrick Humbert, Place de la Fusterie 14.  He is very good and English speaking.  I have only used him for post injury rehab stuff for torn ankle and shoulder ligaments, but has always been very good for me.


Aug 30, 11 11:35

Thanks "Royle" Wink

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Thanks "Royle" Wink


kenster, Aug 30, 2011 @ 11:47
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You can also get in contact with these guys Physport they were recommended to me by the La tour medical team who follow the swiss olympic ski team there are very nice. 

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You can also get in contact with these guys Physport they were recommended to me by the La tour medical team who follow the swiss olympic ski team there are very nice. 


Rich78, Aug 30, 2011 @ 12:28
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My boyfriend is a physiotherapist and works in Bellevue (just a little north of Geneva near the country club) at a place called Espace Sante. I can speak for him when I say he is very good at what he does.  They do a lot of rehabilitation work and there are tons of therapists on hand.  They also have a gym, yoga and stretching classes, hamman, sauna and a variety of other things. 


http://www.espace-sante-bellevue.ch/accueil.html


Hope that helps.

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My boyfriend is a physiotherapist and works in Bellevue (just a little north of Geneva near the country club) at a place called Espace Sante. I can speak for him when I say he is very good at what he does.  They do a lot of rehabilitation work and there are tons of therapists on hand.  They also have a gym, yoga and stretching classes, hamman, sauna and a variety of other things. 


http://www.espace-sante-bellevue.ch/accueil.html


Hope that helps.


Katy O, Aug 30, 2011 @ 13:28
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Hi all, I posted the first question on this chain about a year ago (now living in Jordan) but didn't hear back from anyone.


I spent the year going to Espace Sante in Bellevue with two excellent physios Serge and David. Serge is super experienced and a really nice guy (speaks English and French) and he gave me a lot of confidence as it took me a long time to walk again. Highly recommend them both.


Not long on the bus from Nations....Bus V I think.


See Katy's post above for the link.

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Hi all, I posted the first question on this chain about a year ago (now living in Jordan) but didn't hear back from anyone.


I spent the year going to Espace Sante in Bellevue with two excellent physios Serge and David. Serge is super experienced and a really nice guy (speaks English and French) and he gave me a lot of confidence as it took me a long time to walk again. Highly recommend them both.


Not long on the bus from Nations....Bus V I think.


See Katy's post above for the link.


Caroline F, Aug 30, 2011 @ 14:55
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