Clinique Générale-Beaulieu, Geneva
WebsiteOverview
Clinique Générale-Beaulieu is a private hospital in Geneva, part of Swiss Medical Network, with 115 beds and 9 operating theatres; it is a member of Swiss Leading Hospitals.
Cancer care is organised around a multidisciplinary Centre for Oncology and a Centre for Radio-oncology, which treats gynaecological, urological, digestive, head and neck, lung, neurological and skin cancers, lymphomas and metastatic disease.
The clinic's Institute of Nuclear Medicine offers PET-CT to confirm a cancer diagnosis and detect metastases, and its Breast Centre (Centre du Sein) holds the Swiss quality label for breast cancer care.
After treatment, patients can follow a personalised 12-week outpatient cancer rehabilitation programme.
Scale
Beds: 115 Cancer cases treated per year: not published by the hospital
Accreditation
ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485, certified by Swiss Safety Center Swiss Cancer League and Swiss Society of Senology quality label (Breast Centre)
Strengths and key treatments
CyberKnife® S7 robotic radiosurgery — one of only four in Switzerland — with fixed, Iris™ and InCise™ collimation.
Radixact® image-guided intensity-modulated radiotherapy.
Papillon+™ contact radiotherapy: low-energy X-rays for skin cancers and early rectal cancers, sparing the healthy organs beneath.
PET-CT nuclear medicine imaging for cancer diagnosis and staging.
A certified multidisciplinary Breast Centre (breast medicine, oncology, radio-oncology, plastic surgery and rehabilitation).
A 12-week outpatient cancer rehabilitation programme: a specialist nurse, 6 nutrition consultations, 12 physiotherapy sessions, psychological and social support, and integrative medicine.