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Complementary therapies in Solothurn: what to know
Complementary therapies include approaches such as naturopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, reflexology or homeopathy. They aim to support your overall well-being and can complement, but should not replace, the treatment offered by your doctor, with whom they are best discussed.
When to book an appointment
- Looking for holistic support for your well-being
- Stress, ongoing fatigue or sleep problems
- Alongside medical treatment you are already receiving
- Wanting to try a natural or gentle approach
Costs in Switzerland
Complementary therapies are generally covered by supplementary insurance; some methods practised by doctors may be covered by compulsory basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG).
Frequently asked questions — complementary therapies in Solothurn
Complementary therapies in Solothurn: how many practitioners?
Synamed lists 1 practitioner – Complementary therapies – in Solothurn (postcodes: 4500). Show their number to call the practice.
Complementary therapies near Solothurn: which other places?
You will also find practitioners nearby: Belprahon (1, 13 km), Longeau BE (1, 13,1 km), Aarwangen (1, 17,8 km), Roggwil BE (1, 21,8 km). Across the canton (Solothurn), Synamed lists 3.
Complementary therapies in Solothurn: how do I book an appointment?
Choose a postcode or turn on “Bookable online”: practitioners who offer booking on Synamed are shown first. For the others, show their number and call the practice.
How much does a consultation cost?
The price depends on the consultation. Medical services are billed under the TARDOC tariff and covered by basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG), minus your deductible and co-payment. Complementary medicine is usually covered by supplementary insurance.
My insurance requires me to see my family doctor first. What should I do?
With a family-doctor, HMO or telemedicine model, you must usually contact your family doctor, HMO centre or advice line before seeing a specialist. Check the terms of your policy before booking.
Is a video consultation covered?
As a rule, yes: a video consultation with a doctor is covered by basic insurance like a visit to the practice, with the same deductible and co-payment.