The short answer: The fastest way is by phone on 043 535 44 47, Monday to Friday from 8 am to 8 pm, evenings included. If you would rather write, send the online appointment request below with your concern and preferred time. We confirm binding, usually within one working day.
Straight to your preferred slot, with a brief assessment of your concern on the phone.
043 535 44 47Choose your concern, give a preferred time, leave your contact details: three steps, right here on this page.
Request appointmentYour name and number are enough, filled in within 30 seconds. We call you back within one working day.
Request a callbackFor the short question in between: whether something is urgent, whether an appointment can be moved. Please no medical details or photos of symptoms.
Message on WhatsAppThree steps to your appointment.
Choose your concern and your preferred time, leave your contact details: we confirm your appointment binding, usually within one working day, fastest by phone.
Good to know
English is spoken here
Consultations and treatments are available in English. If you would rather write than call, the request form above reaches us directly and we reply in English. You are welcome to describe your concern in your own words: no medical vocabulary needed.
No referral required
You can book directly with us. A medical referral only matters if you intend to claim the treatment from a supplementary health insurance policy. Basic Swiss insurance generally does not cover podiatry; with a prescription, for instance in the case of diabetes, many supplementary policies contribute. Conditions differ considerably between insurers, so please check with yours in advance. You will receive an itemised invoice to submit.
If it is urgent
A throbbing, reddened toe that no longer tolerates being touched does not belong on a waiting list. Call us on 043 535 44 47. We keep slots free every day for acute cases.
Please cancel appointments at least 24 hours in advance, so that other patients have a chance at the slot. All information is treated confidentially.