Knee and hip?
Treatment options for discomfort, injury, accident and age-related conditions.
Make a convenient online appointment with Matthias, MD Schmied.
Dr. Schmied treats patients from all insurance classes (KVG, UVG, VVG).
Make a suitable online appointment. Book your appointment for an initial consultation, a follow-up or a second opinion here.
If no suitable date is available, please contact us by phone +41 43 268 28 28 or by e-mail to matthias.schmied@hin. ch so that we can offer you an alternative.
Appointments with Matthias, MD Schmied:
Languages: Swiss-German, German, English, Français & Italiano
Depending on the complexity (accident, pain or illness) and your request, an initial consultation takes 30 to 40 minutes.
Dr. med. Matthias Schmied treats outpatients and inpatients from all insurance classes (KVG, UVG, VVG).
The costs for ACP autologous blood therapy for osteoarthritis and sports injuries are generally not covered by health insurance and are charged directly to the patient.
My areas of focus:
Sports, knee and hip (conservative and surgical therapies)
Sports injuries (sports traumatology, trauma surgery) to the knee and hip
Fracture treatment of the lower extremities
Conservative treatments of knee and hip joint diseases
Knee arthroscopy: joint-preserving arthroscopic procedures on the knee joint
Hip arthroscopy: joint-preserving arthroscopic procedures on the hip joint
Primary and revision prosthetics of the knee and hip
At Orth4Life, the focus is on the patient.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Cornelia Cardillo.
From the first contact, during the therapy and until the final recovery, we are there for you.
Appointments for the discussion and examination of your concerns:
Depending on the complexity (accident, pain or illness) and your request, a first consultation takes 30 to 40 minutes.
Dr. med. Matthias Schmied treats outpatients and inpatients from all insurance classes (KVG, UVG, VVG).
The costs for ACP autologous blood therapy for osteoarthritis and sports injuries are generally not covered by health insurance and are therefore charged directly to the patient.
Outpatient treatment and reimbursement
The costs of outpatient examinations and treatments are covered by the compulsory health insurance for all persons insured in Switzerland.
The deductible specified in the insurance contract and the compulsory excess (10%) are not covered. In the case of restricted insurance models (e.g. "family doctor model"), a referral by the family doctor is necessary.
For international patients (resident abroad), the assumption of costs for outpatient and inpatient treatment must be clarified in advance with the respective health insurance company.
Inpatient treatments and stays
The assumption of costs for inpatient treatment and hospital stays depends on the insurance model. If patients have supplementary insurance (semi-private or private), the inpatient costs will be covered by the health insurance (less deductible rate) after approval of the costs.