Physio Clinics - Genève Plainpalais (Hauser) 

Physio Clinics Geneva Plainpalais (Hauser)

Our physiotherapists welcome you to the Physio Clinics Geneva Plainpalais centre, located in the Plainpalais district, close to the Geneva University Hospitals (HUG). The practice is easily accessible and is entirely dedicated to your rehabilitation and well-being.

Access

The practice is located on the 1st floor and has 6 spacious treatment rooms for individual care, as well as a large active rehabilitation room dedicated to group sessions.

• By public transport: lines 1, 5 and 7, ‘Hôpital’ stop
• By car: Carouge exit → Route de Saint-Julien → Boulevard de la Cluse
• Parking: spaces available in the HUG car park
• Accessibility: building with lift, fully adapted for people with reduced mobility (PRM)

Our areas of expertise

Our physiotherapy team offers personalised and comprehensive care in the following areas:

• Post-operative rehabilitation (prostheses, orthopaedic surgery)
• Back pain and musculoskeletal disorders
• Post-traumatic rehabilitation (accidents, falls)
• Neurological physiotherapy
• Treatment of chronic pain and sports injuries
• Paediatric physiotherapy
• Lymphatic drainage
• Dry needling

We also offer group classes supervised by our physiotherapists:

• Back school
• Core strength and posture sessions

The treatments combine manual therapy and active therapy to promote lasting recovery. The team also works with an etiopath, providing complementary and comprehensive care.

Home physiotherapy

We also offer home physiotherapy treatments. Our physiotherapists will come directly to your home when your health or situation requires it.

Make an appointment at Physio Clinics Geneva

You can schedule your appointment online with our physiotherapists or by telephone on 022 328 92 37.

What is physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession that helps people regain, improve or maintain their physical abilities (moving, walking, breathing, working without pain) after an injury, illness or operation.

It is mainly based on movement, therapeutic exercises, manual therapy and, if necessary, the use of specific equipment to reduce pain, improve mobility and promote independence in everyday life.

Physio Clinics has a large network of qualified and specialised physiotherapists, spread across 24 physiotherapy centres throughout French-speaking Switzerland, guaranteeing high-quality, consistent care based on the latest rehabilitation practices.