A plan that can evolve
Time is set aside for questions and discussion. Findings may lead to changes in the proposed plan; these are discussed with you. Booking does not guarantee a particular treatment.
The primary pathway
A year to understand what changes.
The programme creates time to prepare, meet the person, observe response and adjust when needed.
One year · One individual pathway
Time to understand.
Space to respond.
Your two-to-three-day stay forms part of a medical relationship that begins before arrival and continues across the year.
A single visit offers a view of one moment. Continued review gives the responsible physicians context for interpreting findings, discussing your experience and refining priorities. The programme follows a clear structure; its medical content is personal.
Explore the preparation01 — Before arrival
Begin with
your context.
Your questions, medical history and existing information help shape the plan before you travel.
Following the initial introduction, we explain which records are needed and how to share them. Requested information may include recent reports, medication and supplements. Medical review considers suitability and what further assessment may be useful. You receive an outline of your planned stay before travelling.
Understand the initial stay02 — The initial stay · Two to three days
An individual plan.
A clear structure.
Basel is your base. Consultations, relevant assessments and discussion of findings shape your understanding of what comes next.
Your programme may include selected diagnostics and, where individually recommended and agreed, treatment. The combination and sequence depend on your medical circumstances and the judgment of the responsible physicians. Not every person needs the same investigations or interventions.
Your stay in Basel
Treatment takes place in Germany and involves travel during your stay. Practical arrangements are discussed privately before booking. The precise treatment address is shared after full booking confirmation.
Space around your care
Accommodation is not included in the programme and is arranged separately. Your pre-arrival discussion covers preferences, accompanying guests and travel arrangements, including any separate costs.
Your stay in Basel
Space to
settle in.
Where you stay is part of the experience around your care. Our hospitality partner, Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois, offers a setting in Basel for the time between appointments.
Accommodation is not included in the VIMED CELL programme and is arranged separately. We discuss your preferences and the practical arrangements before you book.
Discuss your stayDiscover Les Trois Rois
A clearer view.
Over time.
03 — Across the year
Care continues.
Priorities evolve.
Follow-up creates opportunities to discuss findings, your experience and the next appropriate step.
The focus and timing of review depend on your individual plan. Follow-up may involve conversation, review of relevant information or further assessment when indicated. Recommendations can be continued, adjusted or reconsidered as the clinical picture develops. The responsible physicians retain responsibility for medical diagnosis and treatment.
How medical responsibility worksSuitability and expectations
Considered together.
Decided individually.
The programme may suit adults aged 21 and over seeking a considered review of their health priorities and an ongoing medical relationship.
Suitability depends on medical context, expectations and the ability to take part in preparation, the initial stay and follow-up. Acceptance is individual. Acute or unstable conditions requiring urgent or hospital care are outside the programme’s scope. No particular treatment, improvement or outcome is promised.
Request an introductionPrivate access
Begin with a
private dialogue.
Tell us briefly why you are getting in touch. Please do not send medical records at first contact. If further review is appropriate, we explain what information is needed. Suitability, the proposed arrangements and costs are discussed before you decide whether to proceed.
Request an introduction