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acupuncture
Treatment
procedure
Treatment procedure
The first appointment:
Usually takes 1.5 hours and includes a detailed anamnesis followed by acupuncture treatment
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Follow-up treatment:
Lasts 1 hour and includes a short follow up followed by acupuncture treatment
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Additional information:
Treatments can only include chinese herbal medicine therapy. Treatment times are shortened for this form of therapy alone. In addition, some follow-up treatments can be held via telephone or video call.
Duration of therapy
The guide values are between 8-12 treatments. Acute complaints may require fewer, chronic complaints more sessions.
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The duration and effectiveness of a therapy is therefore individual and is influenced by various factors such as basic constitution, age of the patient and the duration of the complaints.
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Preparation
Please bring a list of your current medication and any medical reports with you (laboratory diagnostics, doctor's reports) to this appointment.
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In order to ensure an authentic tongue image, I ask you not to have any coffee or chocolate two hours before the appointment. Avoid strongly coloring food and drinks. If possible, wear as little makeup as possible to the appointment.
Costs
Hourly rate CHF 156.-
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Chinese herbal medicine
prescription rate
15 min. | CHF 39.-
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Repeated prescriptions are billed according to the prescription rate
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Larger prescription adjustments are billed according to the effective prescription time
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Health insurance participation
I am recognized by most of the supplementary insurances of the Swiss health insurances. Part of the treatment costs are reimbursed by the health insurances through the supplementary insurance for complementary medicine. The reimbursement amount varies depending on the insurance. Please check with your health insurance about reimbursement amount before your appointment.
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My ZSR number is N519263
Chinese
herbal medicine
Procedure for ordering herbal medicine:
I will order the prescription for the medicines directly from the Swiss specialty pharmacy for Chinese medicines.
The herbal mixture will be sent to a pharmacy in your area and can be picked up there after a few days. The invoice is paid directly to the specialty pharmacy and the return receipt provided can be submitted to the health insurance company.
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Treatment with Chinese medicines may result in additional treatment costs. (see point costs)