INNOVATIVE STRATEGY FOR AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PAIN TREATMENT

Thanks to an individualized strategy, state-of-the-art equipment and innovative techniques, the Swiss Pain Institute offers a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic services to provide the best possible care for pain at every stage of the patient’s treatment.

The Swiss Pain Institute adopts a resolutely multidisciplinary approach with both a biomedical and – if necessary – a psychosocial approach. Our approach is initially based on listening to the patient and his or her environment. This allows us to determine the characteristics of the pain, its impact on the patient’s quality of life and also to personalize the follow-up.

Among the most frequent pains, we can mention:

RECOGNISED SPECIALIST FOR OVER 25 YEARS

The Swiss Pain Institute, based in Lausanne and Basel, has developed an innovative strategy that precisely analyzes the patient’s pain. The patient benefits from initial diagnosis to treatment.

Our team of specialists has been recognized for more than 25 years for the quality of care provided to patients with persistent pain of various causes.

BOOK AN APPOINTMENT

In order to get an appointment at the Swiss Pain Institute, your consultation must be prescribed by your family doctor.

Therefore, if you want to come to us, talk to your general practitioner beforehand

They will find all the information they need for prescribing here.

INFORMATION FOR GENERAL PRACTITIONERS

The Swiss Pain Institute offers treating physicians a range of services for their chronic pain patients. Depending on the diagnosis, our team of FMH and SSIPM physicians can take charge of your patients within 24 hours.

By clicking on the following link, you will find all the information about the benefit priority chart, as well as the patient documents necessary for a referral.

SPINAL CORD STIMULATION - PRACTICAL COURSE

The Swiss Pain Institute in Lausanne is organizing a two-day non-branded practical course on practical aspects of spinal cord stimulation on May 16 and 17 2025.

All day-to-day aspects are covered: from patient information and preparation to perioperative organization before, during and after surgery.