Occupational therapy practice in Thalwil, canton of Zurich, Switzerland.
“Occupational therapy helps people carry out everyday activities on their own again - getting dressed, cooking, writing, working, pursuing a hobby. We start where an injury, an illness or a limitation makes that difficult, and we practise your own goals rather than abstract movements.”
“Yes, occupational therapy is a benefit of mandatory basic health insurance, provided there is a medical prescription. Accident and disability insurance also cover the costs.”
“Yes, a medical prescription is mandatory. It can be issued by your GP or by a specialist. Without a prescription the treatment cannot be billed to your health insurer or to any other insurance.”
“Please bring your medical prescription form, insurance card, and any relevant reports or imaging such as ultrasound, X-rays or CT and MRI scans. Comfortable clothing is beneficial for motor exercises.”
“We begin with a personal conversation. Before the assessment we clarify your current needs (What do you find difficult in everyday life? Which activities matter most to you?). We then set the goals together and determine the next steps of the therapy.”
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