Remote assessment
We review your records and arrange a second opinion from a specialist professor.
The upper limb calls for its own specialisation: hand and shoulder operations are performed by surgeons who focus exclusively on this area.
About the specialty
Hand surgery is concerned with the function of the hand as a whole, treating traumatic, congenital and degenerative conditions. The work involves bones, small muscles, tendons, nerves and vessels, where every millimetre counts.
Shoulder surgery has evolved alongside diagnostic imaging such as MRI and MR arthrography, and arthroscopy has become the basis of minimally invasive procedures. Anatomical and reverse shoulder prostheses are now standard practice.
Conservative options are always considered before surgery: orthoses, physiotherapy, injections and medication often bring improvement, up to full restoration of function.
Why guests come to us
Treatment of hand injuries and fractures of the fingers, wrist and wrist joint, including long-standing cases.
Surgery on the bones, small muscles, tendons, nerves and blood vessels of the hand.
Surgical treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome and other nerve entrapment syndromes.
Arthroscopic treatment of tears and wear of the rotator cuff tendons of the shoulder.
Inflammation of the tendons and capsule of the shoulder, with pain and restricted movement.
Anatomical and reverse shoulder prostheses for osteoarthritis and the after-effects of injuries.
Process
We review your records and arrange a second opinion from a specialist professor.
We select the clinic and doctor and agree the cost estimate and timing.
Diagnostics and treatment. An interpreter and an assistant are with you at every appointment.
Recovery, with remote follow-up of your results once you are home.
Doctors in this specialty
Clinics for this specialty
Zurich · Multispecialty
A flagship of Swiss private medicine and our key partner for treatment and check-ups since 2011. Part of Swiss Medical Network and the Mayo Clinic Care Network.
Visit the clinic pageQuestions and answers
The cost depends on the diagnosis, the scope of examinations and the programme chosen. We obtain a cost estimate from the clinic and share it with you before treatment begins, with a clear breakdown of what it includes.
Yes. We arrange a remote review of your records and a second opinion from a specialist professor before any travel is planned.
Usually 5–10 working days, depending on urgency and whether a visa is required.
A medical interpreter accompanies you to every appointment and remains available throughout your stay in Switzerland, so you can communicate in your own language.
We are your independent representative and an end-to-end Swiss medical concierge. We select the best specialist for your case from across Switzerland, arrange a second opinion and agree a transparent cost estimate before treatment begins. Everything else is handled by one team: medical visa, flights and transfers, accommodation (including for those travelling with you), a personal medical interpreter at every appointment and a 24/7 assistant for any practical matter. Your personal medical manager looks after your case from the first enquiry until you are home, and stays in touch afterwards: we follow up your results remotely and coordinate ongoing care.
The upper limb calls for dedicated expertise: hand and shoulder operations are performed by surgeons who focus exclusively on this area, where every millimetre counts. CorSwiss arranges diagnostics and surgery with specialist surgeons in Switzerland, from injuries and nerve compression syndromes to shoulder replacement, and accompanies you until function is restored.
We work with Privatklinik Bethanien, Clinique de Genolier and other centres with strong hand and shoulder surgery departments. We select the surgeon for your specific needs.
Conservative options are always considered before surgery: orthoses, physiotherapy, injections and medication often bring improvement, up to full restoration of function. Diagnosis is based on MRI and MR arthrography, and if surgery is needed, the least invasive technique is chosen, usually arthroscopy.
Consultation
A confidential conversation with a coordinating physician: we review your records, propose a professor and calculate the cost.
Consultation
The supervising physician will call you back during the working day.