Confignon Thérapies (Confignon)

Physiotherapy contributes to the development of autonomy and the socio-professional rehabilitation of people presenting obstacles to their mobility and movement. It enhances well-being, and also contributes to improving the performance of people in good health, who are more or less active and sporty. Thanks to its specific skills, physiotherapy encourages health promotion in collaboration with other professionals.

As a manual and technical profession, it focuses on the individual, particularly in his or her relationship with the body in movement and action. Relationships, contact and awareness of these dimensions play an important role in a practice that involves closeness and intimacy.

Physiotherapists are bound by collective agreements negotiated by Physioswiss with health, accident, SUVA, military and disability insurers. Physiotherapy services are reimbursed by basic health insurance.

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Physiotherapists in Confignon Thérapies :

Nicholas Thompson

Mateusz Wiatrowski