Hospitals Paris

Hôpital La Musse, located 5 km from Evreux in a 55-hectare wooded park, is a healthcare facility specializing in medical and rehabilitation care for adults and children. It has 506 beds and places and is managed by the hospital foundation La Renaissance Sanitaire. The hospital offers care provided by multidisciplinary teams made up of specialist doctors, nurses and rehabilitation specialists. The hospital's 3 pavilions operate as a network, and are complemented by technical platforms for rehabilitation and functional explorations. An equipment center is also available. Hôpital La Musse is a private, not-for-profit hospital with no extra charges.

The Georges Vacola Day Hospital is a children's hospital located in Paris, at 44 Quai de la Loire. It offers integrative care for children aged 3 to 16 suffering from pervasive developmental disorders associated with deafness. The facility implements a care program tailored to each child, using a therapeutic, educational and pedagogical approach. The hospital's multi-disciplinary team works in collaboration with parents and partners to offer individualized care and foster communication in children. The Georges Vacola day hospital has been run by the Gombault Darnaud association since 2012. It is subject to the continuous quality and safety of care approach and is certified by the Haute Autorité de Santé. The facility is accessible by metro (Jaurès and Laumière stations) and bus (lines 48 and 60). It does not have a parking lot, but a few parking spaces are available nearby.

The Hôtel-Dieu de Paris is a hospital located on the Île de la Cité, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. Rebuilt between 1867 and 1878, it was designed by architects Émile Jacques Gilbert and Arthur-Stanislas Diet. It also offers medical consultations with and without appointment, as well as a wide range of specialized consultations. Hôtel-Dieu offers specific services, such as sports medicine and sleep disorders. It also provides dedicated facilities for vulnerable people and victims. The hospital is also a research center for public health, epidemiology and biostatistics. To get there, you can use public transport such as the metro (lines 4, 1, 11, 7 and 14) or the RER (lines B and C).

The Clinique Alleray-Labrouste is a medical-surgical clinic. It offers a wide range of medical and surgical specialties and consultations. Specialties include anesthesia, cardiology, gynecology, pneumology, ENT and urology. Paramedical consultations, such as podiatry, are also available. Clinique Alleray-Labrouste is a member of GIE Santé & Retraite.

The Croix Rouge-Henry Dunant hospital is located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. It is a geriatric hospital offering a range of care services. It has 24 geriatric short-stay beds, 56 geriatric follow-up and rehabilitation beds, and a 78-bed long-term care unit. The acute geriatric unit cares for patients over 75 suffering from acute medical decompensation, while the follow-up care and rehabilitation unit cares for patients whose condition is no longer acute but requires consolidation care. The hospital also boasts a technical platform for re-education and rehabilitation, as well as an imaging department and an analysis laboratory. The medical team includes geriatricians, a rheumatologist and cardiologists. The hospital has agreements with social security organizations and complementary mutual insurance companies. It is accessible by metro (line 9) and bus (line 62 and PC1). Admission hours are 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays.

The Centre d'épilation Laser Niel offers laser hair removal sessions for men and women, with the option of treating both light and dark skins. The center emphasizes the professionalism, availability and friendliness of its team. Center Laser Niel also offers a free, compulsory initial consultation with one of its specialist doctors. The center also offers payment facilities in 3 or 4 instalments, free of charge.

The aim of this institute is to develop and transmit psychosomatic theoretical knowledge and therapeutic practices, based on the psychoanalytical method and theoretical corpus of Pierre Marty and the École Psychosomatique de Paris. IPSO offers two levels of teaching: psychosomatic training for psychoanalysts and psychoanalysts in training, and awareness-raising for all health professionals. The institute collaborates with two care centers, the Centre de Psychosomatique pour adultes Pierre Marty and the Centre de Psychosomatique pour bébés, enfants et adolescents Léon Kreisler. These centers welcome patients with somatic disorders and offer therapeutic consultations.

Clinique Victor Hugo is a modern, high-performance facility located in Paris. Its surgeons specialize in orthopedic extremities, hand and upper limb surgery, as well as foot surgery with expertise in the implantation of total ankle prostheses. The clinic offers highly technical services and has an expert medical team dedicated to patient health. Clinique Victor Hugo also provides a downloadable welcome booklet to answer patients' frequently asked questions. The facility is easily accessible and has its own parking lot.