ErgoNomade

ErgoNomade is a Geneva-based occupational therapy practice providing care at clients’ homes, places of residence, and workplaces. Its team helps children, adults, and older people develop or regain autonomy in everyday activities, with treatment shaped around each person’s routines, needs, and environment. The practice works in collaboration with doctors and other health professionals, and treatment requires a medical prescription; services are covered at 90% by basic insurance, according to the information provided.

Services for children include support with sensorimotor development and learning. Adults can receive assessment and neurorehabilitation for conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS, and traumatic brain injury, along with advice on home or workplace adaptations, assistive devices, and ergonomic assessments. For older adults, ErgoNomade offers functional rehabilitation, home-safety guidance, transfer training, and cognitive stimulation.

The team emphasizes attentive, respectful care, trust, and ongoing professional development. Its therapists bring experience in home-based practice, neurorehabilitation, environmental adaptation, and wheelchair positioning. ErgoNomade aims to improve clients’ quality of life through practical, individualized support.