Physport in Geneva, moving since 1996

After more than 5 years looking after patients in our centres, Paul Collec has joined Yves Marinoni on the Physport senior management team. As people who share the same vision, they’re combining their forces to meet new challenges and to develop Physport so that it delivers consistently better standards of service.

Opening of a new centre on boulevard de La Tour 6. In order to provide even better standards of client service, Physport is expanding to open a second centre based in very pleasant premises. A sense of the company’s key corporate value, providing treatments in an attentive, caring, person-centred way, is very much present.

Convertion to SA

The creation of the Physport reward :
Aware of the efforts developed by the Physiotherapy Department of HEdS-Geneva and in particular regarding its impact on the evolution of the profession, Physport makes its facilities available to students who need them as part of their Bachelor’s work and awards two prizes during the graduation ceremony. These prizes will be awarded for the first time in 2019.

These prizes will be awarded for :

• The best work
• The merits

Physport underwent its second major transformation with the complete renovation of its centre and the doubling of its capacity. The gym has been moved to a 135m2 space located below the office, thereby expanding in line with Physport’s activity.
This development has enabled Physport to develop care for a wider audience.

Physport further widened its offer by taking over the Physiotherapy care in EMS (retirement home). This experience, which is now a permanent fixture, started with the EMS in Valfleuri, then Lake Geneva in Vésennaz and La Tour in Hermance.
Physiotherapy in geriatrics, although significantly different compared to the one developed within the practice, responds to Physport’s values: to participate in improving health through movement while respecting the patient’s means.

Physport underwent its first transformation and doubled its surface area to add a gym. The provision of its facilities provides patients with comprehensive care improving the quality of active treatment and rehabilitation.

Yves Marinoni, physiotherapist and osteopath, opened his practice, which he named Physport, to symbolise the close relationship between physiotherapy and sport, between movement and health.
At the time, Yves Marinoni divided his time between the firm and his teaching duties at the School of Physiotherapy in Geneva. This double commitment lasted eight years and forged strong links between professional practice and teaching. A mix of quality techniques and strong values emphasising listening and empathy have developed Physport’s DNA of providing care by taking care. Thanks to the trust shown by its patients and prescribing doctors, Physport went on to grow year after year.