Getting ready for your first appointment.
Answers to the questions most often asked at the front desk. They will be validated by Dr Julen before going live.
Can’t find your answer?
022 320 12 85Before your visit
What happens at a first consultation?
The consultation begins with a conversation: your questions, your history, the reason for your visit. The examination comes afterwards, explained before it is proposed. Allow [TO BE CONFIRMED] minutes for a first appointment. [TO BE VALIDATED by Dr Julen]
Do I need a referral to see a gynaecologist?
With standard basic insurance you can book directly. If your policy is a family-doctor, HMO or Telmed model, check with your insurer: a first contact may be required. [TO BE VALIDATED by the practice]
What should I bring to my appointment?
[TO BE CONFIRMED]
Can I get an appointment quickly?
Appointments are booked online. Last-minute appointments are possible: for an urgent request, call the front desk on 022 320 12 85. Usual waiting time: [TO BE CONFIRMED].
During your care
How often should I have a gynaecological check-up?
The rhythm of your check-ups is decided in consultation, according to your age, your contraception and your history. [TO BE VALIDATED by Dr Julen]
Does Dr Julen follow high-risk pregnancies?
Yes. Pregnancy care includes complicated pregnancies, high-risk follow-up and pregnancies after 35.
Where does the delivery take place?
Dr Julen is accredited at Clinique Générale-Beaulieu, Clinique des Grangettes – Hirslanden and Hôpital de La Tour.
Can someone come with me to the consultation?
[TO BE CONFIRMED]
Admin & insurance
Is the consultation covered by insurance?
Medically indicated consultations are covered by Swiss basic health insurance (LAMal), subject to your deductible and co-payment. [TO BE VALIDATED by the practice]
Do you accept private and public insurance?
[TO BE CONFIRMED]
How do I cancel or move an appointment?
[TO BE CONFIRMED]
A question that isn’t here?
The front desk answers by phone and will direct you to the right type of consultation.