International

Your stay with us.

Our patients come from all over Switzerland and from further afield. Anyone travelling here for an assessment needs more than an appointment: a contact person who holds the stay together, examinations that can be concentrated into a few days, and a room close to the clinic.

Seegarten Klinik is in Kilchberg, right on Lake Zurich, between Kilchberg railway station and the Bendlikon boat landing. The city of Zurich is only a few minutes away, and the clinic itself can be reached by suburban train, bus, boat and car.

Your contact person

One person for your entire stay.

She will guide you through your request, the scheduling and your stay.

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How it works

An example of a stay.

This is how the clinic plans an assessment for complex medical conditions — and what of it matters for your journey.

  1. Before you travel

    Get in touch — using the form or by telephone. Then send us your documents digitally as PDF or JPG files: medical and hospital reports, X-rays, a list of your medication and your vaccination record. Ideally, they should reach us about a week before your consultation.

    What to bring

  2. Day 1

    Initial consultation. In conversation, doctor and patient work out the diagnostic and therapeutic strategy together. If you think about the common questions beforehand — your main problem, previous investigations, operations, medication, dental health — you will get the most out of this hour.

    The common questions

  3. Day x

    Laboratory tests, fasting. Solid food only until midnight the day before, then water or a little unsweetened tea, no coffee, and no strenuous exercise in the morning. Food supplements should be stopped at least three days beforehand — usually while you are still at home.

    Preparing for the laboratory tests

  4. Day xx

    Further investigations if necessary; then a discussion of your laboratory results and planning of the next steps.

    What your laboratory values mean

How many days lie between the appointments depends on the individual case — which is why the clinic calls them “Day x” and “Day xx”. If your documents are missing at the initial consultation, a second consultation is needed in between, and the documents must reach us at least a week before it. If you are travelling from far away, complete documents therefore save you more than just an appointment.

From the airport

Getting here from Zurich Airport.

Zurich Airport is about 18 kilometres from the clinic — on the other side of the city, but closer than the map suggests.

Overview map: Zurich Airport at the top, Seegarten Klinik in Kilchberg on the western shore of Lake Zurich at the bottom, the city of Zurich in between. Zurich Airport Seegarten Klinik
Map data © swisstopo Route in Google Maps

With our transfer service

On request, we will arrange your journey from the airport to the clinic or to your hotel. Let us know in your request or tell your contact person, and give us your flight number and arrival time.

By train

From the airport railway station to Zurich main station (Zürich HB), then the S8 or S24 to Kilchberg — about half an hour. From Kilchberg station, continue on bus 165 to Bendlikon; the stop is right outside the building.

By taxi or hire car

About 18 kilometres, a good twenty minutes. The route goes around the city to the western shore of the lake. Public parking is available along Seestrasse and at the station.

Accommodation

Hotels nearby.

Three hotels we recommend to relatives and to those travelling from further afield. The travel time is from the hotel to the clinic.

Hotel Panorama Feusisberg

Hotel Panorama Feusisberg

25 minutes to the clinic

Hotel website

Address

Where to find us.

The clinic is on Seestrasse in Kilchberg, about a hundred metres from the lakeshore — between Kilchberg railway station and the Bendlikon boat landing.

Address
Seestrasse 155A
8802 Kilchberg, Switzerland
Telephone
+41 44 716 48 48
Email
office@sgk.swiss

Map and transport