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Policlinic/Day Clinic Our specialist paediatric consultations, which are organised at regular intervals in collaboration with our hospital partners, bear witness to the increasing degree of specialisation within the field of paediatrics. In addition to the consultations provided in the Centre Hospitalier du Haut-Valais, the hospital can always call on these specialists and their teams – day and night, 365 days a year. Regular consultations are provided for the following specialities: Paediatric Surgery Dr Bernard Genin, FMH…
Paediatric Accident & Emergency Department The team of doctors from the paediatrics department provides care day and night for new-born babies, infants and adolescents in the interdisciplinary accident & emergency department of the Centre Hospitalier du Haut-Valais. Accidents and emergencies requiring paediatric surgery are handled in cooperation with Valais Hospital’s children’s surgeon and with the adult patients’ surgeon from the Centre Hospitalier du Haut-Valais. In addition to the paediatric accident &…
Brig Hospital Radiology Department The radiology department of the Centre Hospitalier du Haut-Valais offers the full range of radiodiagnostic examinations, percutaneous interventional techniques and therapies, as well as all puncture and drainage treatment using conventional and modern digital radiological technologies, radioscopy, ultrasound, computed tomography, MRI and nuclear medicine. Range of Examinations Conventional Radiology Ultrasound examinations Radioscopy Computed Tomography (80 Slices) Magnetic Resonance…
Haut-Valais Psychiatric Centre The Haut-Valais Psychiatric Centre (PZO) provides comprehensive psychiatric care for the population of Haut-Valais (around 80,000 inhabitants). This care includes the prevention, treatment and support of patients with mental health issues, across all age ranges (children, adolescents, adults, elderly people), population groups and diagnoses. The PZO manages acute mental crises, emergencies (24-hour on-call service) and the monitoring of chronic diseases. The PZO is integrated into Valais…
Visp The hospital is located in the southern part of Visp, slightly above the town. The post bus Visp - Visperterminen and the local bus take you from the station in Visp to the stop next to the main entrance of the hospital. The hospital can be reached on foot from the station in about 15 minutes. Access By car Car park By bus By car Car park By bus Visp Hospital is located in the southern part of Visp, slightly elevated above the town. The post bus Visp - Visperterminen and the local bus will take you from the train…
Brig Access - Parking Brig hospital is located at the same level as Brig station, approx. 700 m to the west. We recommend arriving by public transport. There are also a limited number of paid parking spaces available. The bus stop is on the main road in front of the hospital in Brig. You can reach the hospital by walk from the Brig main station in aproximatly10 minutes. Go to By car By bus On foot By car By bus On foot In the event of outpatient treatment or short-term hospitalization (maximum 48 hours), you may park your…
Access and car parking Valais Hospital sites can be accessed by car and using public transport, sometimes with a short walk. In some cases charges apply for car parking. For more detailed information, please select the site you require on the map below: Select a location Spitalzentrum Oberwallis (Brig) Spitalzentrum Oberwallis (Brig) Überlandstrasse 14, 3900 Brig +41 27 604 33 33 Visiting hours Hospital benefits Google maps itinerary Facilities Sion Sion Av. Grand-Champsec 80, 1951 Sion +41 27 603 40 00 Visiting hours…
Premature and New-Born Babies (Neonatology) Department Premature babies (born before the 37 th week of pregnancy) and new-born babies suffering from diseases are cared for, as a rule, by the Premature and New-Born Babies Department. The fact that the neonatology department is right next to the maternity ward allows mothers to remain in direct contact with their new-born babies, and, as far as is possible, to breast-feed them, or to establish a physical connection thanks to the technique known as the ‘mother kangaroo’.…
Hospitalisation Unit (Paediatrics) Babies, children and teenagers with acute and chronic diseases relevant to paediatric medicine and surgery are cared for and treated in this unit. Children and babies requiring a high degree of supervision benefit from the services of our Continuing Care Service (Intermediate Care Unit, IMC). The service also provides post-operative follow-up of planned interventions (tonsillectomy, orchidopexy, etc.). Child psychiatric hospitalizations are coordinated in collaboration with the child…
Martigny Discharge The date of your discharge will be decided on in consultation with your hospital doctor, who will send a report about your stay in the hospital to your referring doctor and, if necessary, will call him/her; you should then contact your referring doctor regarding the continuation of your treatment. Before you leave the hospital, please Ask the nurse to ensure that you have been provided with all necessary documents (prescriptions, medical letters, x-rays, hospitalisation certificate, blood group card,…