Remote assessment
We review your records and arrange a second opinion from a specialist professor.
Haematology
Blood, bone marrow and lymph nodes: from laboratory diagnostics to chemotherapy, surgery and bone marrow transplantation.
About the specialty
The diagnosis begins in the laboratory
Haematology is concerned with the blood, bone marrow and lymph nodes. Disorders arise either when the bone marrow, where blood is formed, is affected, or when the blood cells themselves are abnormal.
The diagnosis rests on the laboratory: analysis of blood cells and clotting factors, and examination of the bone marrow. The haematologist also sees the patient through the eyepiece of a microscope.
The laboratory and the treating haemato-oncologists work in direct contact, and treatment follows a clear sequence: drug therapy and, where needed, surgery and bone marrow transplantation.
- Scope
- Bone marrow · coagulation · anaemia · lymph nodes · laboratory diagnostics
- First step
- Remote second opinion based on your records — before you travel
- Clinics
- Privatklinik Bethanien · Clinica Sant’Anna · Clinique Générale · Centre Médical Eaux-Vives
- After treatment
- Monitoring of blood values and remote follow-up
- With CorSwiss
- Arrangements, interpreter and personal support at every stage
Why guests come to us
Typical concerns
Anaemia
Identifying the cause of anaemia from the blood count and selecting treatment, from deficiency states to inherited forms.
Clotting disorders
Analysis of coagulation factors and treatment of clotting disorders, including thrombophilia.
Leukaemia
Diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of acute and chronic leukaemia.
Lymphoma
Examination of the lymph nodes, biopsy and treatment of lymphoma.
Multiple myeloma
Diagnosis and modern treatment of multiple myeloma.
Bone marrow transplantation
Preparation, transplantation and follow-up care for bone marrow transplants.
Process
How treatment works
Programme
We select the clinic and doctor and agree the cost estimate and timing.
Treatment
Diagnostics and treatment. An interpreter and an assistant are with you at every appointment.
Recovery
Recovery, with remote follow-up of your results once you are home.
Doctors in this specialty
The specialists we work with
Oncology and haematology
Dr. Erich Müller
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Oncology
Dr. Monika Jermann
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Looking for another specialist?
For your case, we select the right professor from across Switzerland, including specialists beyond those featured on this site.
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Where we arrange treatment
Privatklinik Bethanien
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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.
University Hospital Zurich
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Switzerland’s largest university hospital and a centre of medicine at the highest level. We bring it in for complex and rare cases that need university expertise.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
How much does treatment in Switzerland cost?
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.
Can I get a professor’s opinion without travelling to Switzerland?
Yes. We arrange a remote review of your records and a second opinion from a specialist professor before any travel is planned.
How long does it take to arrange the trip?
Usually 5–10 working days, depending on urgency and whether a visa is required.
Do I need to speak German, French or English?
A medical interpreter accompanies you to every appointment and remains available throughout your stay in Switzerland, so you can communicate in your own language.
Why go through CorSwiss rather than directly to a clinic?
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.
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Haematology in Switzerland: blood, bone marrow and lymph nodes
Anaemia, a clotting disorder, leukaemia or lymphoma: CorSwiss arranges diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders at leading Swiss clinics. Haematology is concerned with the blood, bone marrow and lymph nodes, and an accurate diagnosis almost always begins in the laboratory, from a blood count to examination of the bone marrow.
Why patients choose Switzerland for haematology
- Diagnostics at cell level: analysis of blood cells and clotting factors, and microscopic examination of the bone marrow.
- Laboratory and doctors together: the laboratory and haemato-oncologists work in direct contact, which is faster and more precise.
- The complete treatment pathway: drug therapy and, where needed, surgery and bone marrow transplantation, all within one system.
- Second opinion before you travel: a specialist professor reviews your records remotely.
- End-to-end support: arrangements, interpreter and coordinator at every stage.
What we help treat
- Anaemia: identifying the cause from the blood count and selecting treatment.
- Clotting disorders: analysis of coagulation factors and treatment of clotting disorders.
- Leukaemia: diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of acute and chronic leukaemia.
- Lymphoma: examination of the lymph nodes, biopsy and treatment of lymphoma.
- Multiple myeloma: diagnosis and modern treatment.
- Bone marrow transplantation: preparation, transplantation and follow-up care.
Our partners: haematology clinics in Switzerland
We work with Privatklinik Bethanien, Clinica Sant’Anna, Clinique Générale and Centre Médical Eaux-Vives, clinics with strong laboratory facilities and experience in treating blood disorders.
How treatment is structured
The diagnosis rests on the laboratory: analysis of blood cells and clotting factors, and examination of the bone marrow. The laboratory and the treating haemato-oncologists work in direct contact, so the path from test to prescription is shorter. Treatment follows a clear sequence: drug therapy and, where needed, surgery and bone marrow transplantation, followed by ongoing monitoring.
How we arrange treatment
- Remote assessment: we review your records and arrange a second opinion from a specialist professor.
- Programme: we select the clinic and doctor and agree the cost estimate and timing.
- Treatment: diagnostics and therapy, with an interpreter and an assistant at every appointment.
- Follow-up: monitoring of blood values and remote support after you return home.
Consultation
Discuss your case with a haematologist
A confidential conversation with a coordinating physician: we review your records, propose a professor and calculate the cost.