Clinique Suisse Montreux SA

Clinique Suisse Montreux is a women's-health clinic at Grand-Rue 3. Its official materials identify a medical team, surgical facilities and gynecological and aesthetic services, with a separate clinic administration fee that must not be mistaken for the full surgical price.

Clinique Suisse Montreux is a women’s health clinic at Grand Rue in Montreux. Its official website organizes services into gynecology, surgery and a separate holistic medicine and wellbeing category. Medical, nursing, therapy and administrative teams are presented through distinct directories. The clinical identity is therefore centered on women’s health rather than a general hospital service for every specialty.

The gynecology menu names routine follow-up, endometriosis, menopause, fertility, maternity-related care and screening. These are different stages and purposes of care across a woman’s life. A maternity-related consultation is not used here as evidence of a separately documented full inpatient birth unit or neonatal intensive-care department.

The surgical information lists endometriosis, intimate surgery, urinary incontinence, genital prolapse, minimally invasive procedures and plastic or aesthetic surgery. The clinic’s endometriosis page describes an assessment that can lead to medication, supportive measures or surgery, depending on the proposed plan. The existence of a service is reported without reproducing unsupported prevalence figures or promotional promises about effectiveness.

The minimally invasive surgery page specifically discusses vNOTES and identifies its own operating block in Montreux as a setting for procedures. It describes individual assessment before an intervention and medical follow-up afterwards. The technique is listed in relation to selected gynecological operations, including hysterectomy and procedures on the ovaries or fallopian tubes, rather than as a universal replacement for all forms of surgery.

Financial information is linked to the nature of the intervention and possible insurance coverage. The official surgical page describes a detailed estimate following the initial consultation. Separate clinic-fee information is published on its own page. This distinguishes a clinic charge or an individual estimate from a guaranteed total for every stage of treatment.

The institution’s stated holistic approach and wellbeing services are presented as part of its own organization, not as proof of a medical benefit beyond established care. Its contact page gives weekday hours and appointment routes. The reviewed official sources establish the Montreux location, women’s-health specialties and a surgical setting, while they do not provide an unambiguous current count of inpatient beds, doctors, physical buildings or intensive-care places. Those aggregate fields therefore retain explicit source limitations instead of borrowing figures from another Swiss clinic.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.

The provider publishes these named service prices: Pre-surgical clinic administration fee: 280 CHF. Administration fee only, payable before anesthesia consultation; surgery and medical fees are separate.