Acupuncturist in Geneva
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Penchen SANGPO
Next availability: Fri 23 Oct
Cabinet de Médecine Traditionnelle Chinoise
Next availability: Mon 2 Nov
Kévin Goudard
Next availability: Thu 12 Nov
Aiko Andrey
Next availability: Wed 4 Nov
Mathieu Wacker
Next availability: Wed 28 Oct
Physiothérapeute diplômé en 2009 à la HEDS Formations complémentaires: Trigger points Thérapies manuelles Pilates Acupuncture Europe Shanghai College ...
Jamal Khanfar
Next availability: Mon 26 Oct
Physiothérapeute diplômé en 2002 Formations complémentaires: Acupuncteur Chaînes physiologiques de Busquet Kinésio-taping (formateur) Trigger point T...
Physio & Massage: agenda.ch
Next availability: Tue 22 Dec
Sophie Brun
Physiothérapie Marbezy
Nour Chaabane, Acupunctrice
Next availability: Wed 28 Oct
Nour Chaabane est praticienne de médecine chinoise, spécialisée en acupuncture, moxibustion et Tui‑Na. Elle adopte une approche globale, combinant les méthod...
Make an appointment with an acupuncturist in Geneva
Appointments can be booked online 24/7 with immediate confirmation via SMS or email. When booking, please specify the reason for your consultation—pain, stress, sleep disorders—so the practitioner can prepare your session. If no suitable time slots are available in Geneva, please expand your search to neighboring towns.
Acupuncture in Switzerland: reimbursement, first session and indications
Acupuncture performed by a physician is covered by basic health insurance (LAMal). When performed by a non-physician therapist recognized by ASCA or RME, it is covered by supplemental insurance. No prescription is required to consult an acupuncturist.
Procedure for the first session
The first consultation lasts 60 to 75 minutes. The practitioner will conduct an assessment based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine: observation, questions about your symptoms and general condition, and pulse taking. Fine, sterile needles are then inserted into specific points on the body for 20 to 30 minutes. The treatment is painless for most patients.
Common indications
Acupuncture is recognized for the treatment of chronic pain, migraines, stress, sleep disorders, nausea, and certain functional disorders. It is used as a complement to conventional medicine.