Genève Ophtalmologie 

Located in the heart of Geneva, on the Plainpalais square, Genève Ophtalmologie is a specialist practice dedicated to the personalised assessment and management of eye conditions in both children and adults.

The clinic has a particular focus on paediatric ophthalmology, glaucoma and optic nerve disorders,as well as on conditions requiring advanced imaging of the retina and ocular fundus.

Geneva Ophthalmology offers in particular:

• Paediatric ophthalmology: visual assessments in babies and children, refraction, amblyopia, strabismus, ocular motility disorders and follow-up of the main paediatric eye conditions, in close collaboration with a specialist orthoptist.
• Glaucoma and optic nerve disorders: screening, diagnostic assessment and personalised follow-up of glaucoma, ocular hypertension and abnormalities of the optic disc and optic nerve.
• Retina and advanced imaging: assessment of retinal and macular conditions using a comprehensive range of ophthalmic imaging technologies.
• International clinical and academic expertise: Dr Gillmann has trained and worked in Geneva, London and Stanford, among other institutions. He has been ranked by Expertscape among the world’s top 0.5% of glaucoma experts.
• Comprehensive consultations: appointments are organised to allow, whenever required, additional investigations to be performed and the results to be discussed in detail as part of the consultation.
• State-of-the-art technology: OCT, fundus photography and imaging, visual field testing and specialised examinations allow detailed assessment of the retina and optic nerve.
• Coordinated care: the ophthalmologist and orthoptist work closely together and review examination findings directly in order to ensure continuity of care.
• A research-active clinic: the team participates in clinical research projects and has contributed to more than 50 international scientific publications.
• Coverage by basic health insurance: medically indicated services are billed according to the applicable outpatient tariff and are covered in accordance with the rules of compulsory Swiss health insurance.
• Convenient central Geneva location: the clinic is located on the ground floor and is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility.
• To preserve appointment availability for these areas of care, priority is given to paediatric ophthalmology, glaucoma, optic nerve and retinal disorders, as well as to conditions requiring specialist ophthalmic assessment.