Mr Hakim Dridah 

Mr Hakim Dridah, qualified physiotherapist, welcomes you to the Medifit practice in Lausanne.

Care tailored to your needs

Using a personalized, rigorous approach, he rehabilitates and treats joint and muscle pain, as well as functional disorders related to major medical fields:

- traumatology,

- rheumatology

- pediatrics

- geriatrics,

- endocrinology,

- cardio-pulmonary

- respiratory (bronchial decongestion)

- home physiotherapy...

It offers a complete range of sports physiotherapy services, combining post-injury rehabilitation, support for resumption of activity and prevention of recurrence.

Recognized therapeutic techniques

Depending on the diagnosis, Hakim combines different therapeutic methods such as :

-therapeutic education, an approach designed to inform and support the patient, making him or her a key player in his or her own care and recovery.

-manual therapy, an approach using targeted manual techniques to relieve pain, improve joint mobility and restore function.

-strength and endurance programming,

-taping, a technique using adhesive tape to support structures, improve body perception and facilitate movement.

-trigger point therapy, a manual technique designed to release muscular tension by treating specific painful areas known as "trigger points".

A precise, caring approach

Smiling, patient and passionate, Hakim describes himself as meticulous, persevering and empathetic. His patients appreciate his great precision, his attentive listening and his ability to create a reassuring, non-judgmental space conducive to confidence and progress.

For him, physiotherapy is a way of helping people in difficulty to rediscover a quality of life that's just like them:

"If doctors save lives, physiotherapists help make it worth living."

He speaks fluent French and English.

Away from the practice, Hakim recharges his batteries through sport, photography and motoring.

If he were a symbol of Vaud, it would be Lake Geneva - vast, soothing and dynamic at the same time, reflecting his human approach, stable and deeply focused on balance.