Centre Médical du Bouveret (Bouveret)

Doctors and therapists

The Centre Médical du Bouveret works in collaboration with :

Two general practitioners, a vascular physician (ultrasound of vessels, management of varicose veins and varicose wounds)

Two physiotherapists

An occupational therapist

A massage therapist who also performs lymphatic drainages

A psychotherapist

Doctor Fabrice Mezino

I initiated the project to bring together different healthcare professionals in Le Bouveret. I'm a general practitioner and I also work as a physician manager in various structures in several cantons. That's why I'm still not very present in Bouveret.

With a French background, following my specialization in general medicine, I did further training in vascular medicine (Dijon, 2 years) and angiology (Dijon, 2 years).

In 2015 and 2016, I trained in Basel and obtained a diploma in vascular ultrasound, enabling me to perform Doppler ultrasound as part of my work as a family doctor. I would like to develop a practice focused on the management of venous insufficiency, and more specifically varicose ulcers. I also perform all ultrasound procedures related to arthritic disease.

I am a member of the FMH and the Société Valaisanne et Vaudoise de Médecine.

Doctor Laurence Kern

After 25 years as a family doctor in Dijon, France, I decided to relocate to Le Bouveret, Switzerland, in a new structure: the Centre Médical du Bouveret, as part of a friendly team, to practice medicine the way I like it: caring for people, focused on their needs, at all stages of life: from the youngest, infants and children, to the elderly.
> I appreciate being able to work coherently with others in caring for people.
> I follow up chronic pathologies, acute or semi-emergency conditions; I also practice gynecology, pediatrics and homeopathy.
> I think it's fair to say that I enjoy listening to people, being empathetic and keen to provide them with appropriate answers.

I'm a member of the Société Valaisanne de Médecine.

Physiotherapist - Fasciatherapist: Lise Dematteis

"Being close to people, listening to them, relieving them, helping them, motivating them, supporting them, encouraging them, informing them, restoring their confidence in their possibilities, giving them back their autonomy, caring for them just with my hands: this profession was made for me! "

Lise graduated in physiotherapy in Paris in 2009. She went on to practice in a wide variety of settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers and private practices. This has given her extensive professional experience.

Massage therapist: Laure Tschannen

Laure trained in massage therapy in 2008. This training was followed and validated by a diploma obtained at the Ecole Professionnelle La Roseraie in Lutry (Switzerland). It was given by Doctor S. Bitar, Doctor of Medicine, Osteopath, Homeopath.

Subsequently, in order to keep abreast of new methods and keep in touch with enriching therapists, she attends a continuing education course once a year, which also enables her to maintain her ASCA accreditation.

Laure is also trained in lymphatic drainage.

Occupational therapist: Sophie Siffert

Psychopratician (Gestalt therapist) : Veronique Piouceau

Gestalt therapy is a humanistic, relational therapy that focuses on the individual's interactions with his or her personal, professional and social environments.

Gestalt therapy is a therapy of connection, with an emphasis on sensations, emotions and experience.

Psychotherapist - Veronique Piouceau

Medical

Doctor Laurence Kern and Doctor Roux Stéphane: family doctors

Office and home consultations. Adults, children and infants.

Homeopathy training.

Doctor Fabrice Mezino: family physician and vascular ultrasound (angiology)

General medical consultations and Doppler ultrasound (neck and transcranial, upper and lower limbs, arteriovenous fistula...).

Management of varicose ulcers, venous insufficiency and sclerotherapy.

Paramedical

Physiotherapist :

Lise Dematteis offers physiotherapy care on medical prescription at the office and at home for :

• infants (e.g. congenital torticollis, foot deformity, airway clearance, ...)
• children (e.g. scoliosis, Scheuermann, etc.)
• adults (e.g. neck pain, lumbago, post-surgery, inflammatory disease, respiratory physio, capsulitis, ...)
• women (e.g. perinatal care, perineal rehabilitation, etc.)
• the elderly (e.g.: balance, coordination, maintenance of joint mobility and walking, etc.)

The scope of physiotherapy is vast! Here are just a few of the most common examples.

Complementary care

Massage therapist Laure Tschannen

Fasciatherapist Lise Dematteis