Nescens and Clinique de Genolier offer a configurable preventive check-up on the Genolier medical campus, usually organised over one to three days. Swiss Medical Network publishes an individual starting price of CHF 2,700, with the final amount driven by specialist consultations, laboratory work and imaging selected for the patient. Hotel services can be added but are not inherent to that starting price. This is better understood as a hospital-connected medical assessment than as a conventional wellness retreat.
What we checked
We checked the provider’s current program pages and, where available, independent or regulatory sources listed below. We then separated standard inclusions from optional costs and open questions. Every source carries the date we reviewed it.
The short answer
Nescens Clinique de Genolier is a sensible Swiss option for someone who wants an internist-led assessment with direct access to a broad private-hospital specialist network. The starting price is lower than many luxury clinic programs, but it is not an all-in quote and the test list is customised. Its practical advantage is the medical handoff available on the same campus; its limitation is that public pages do not state a standard amount of physician time or a universal follow-up schedule.
At a glance
The check-up combines an internal-medicine consultation, blood and urine testing, selected imaging or cardiology studies, risk analysis and a medical report. Nescens describes three configurable check-up levels, while Clinique de Genolier describes programs built around consultations, biological testing and diagnostics over one to three days. The hospital campus gives access to cardiology, pulmonology, radiology, endocrinology and other specialists when clinically relevant.
Swiss Medical Network currently states that an individual check-up starts at CHF 2,700. That is a network starting point, not a promise that every Genolier configuration costs CHF 2,700. Imaging, specialist modules and personal risk determine the quote. Clinique de Genolier says hotel services can be added for comfort, which means accommodation, meals and transfers should appear as separate lines rather than being assumed inside the medical fee.
The published pathway starts with an internist, ends with a synthesis consultation and sends a detailed report with recommendations within days. Genolier also advertises prompt support if medical follow-up is required. Public pages do not specify a guaranteed duration for the internist meetings or a fixed post-visit appointment. Ask who signs the final report, who discusses late-arriving results and whether onward specialist care is included or separately billed.
The clinic presents CT, ultrasound, ECG and other studies as possible parts of a tailored assessment. That modularity is useful only if selection follows symptoms, family history, age and established screening guidance. Ask the internist to explain the expected benefit, radiation or contrast exposure and incidental-finding plan for every imaging test. A longer list is not a substitute for an appropriate list.
Nescens Genolier is the more hospital-connected choice and can be booked primarily as a diagnostic check-up. Clinique La Prairie and Chenot package medicine inside longer luxury stays with defined residential programs and a larger wellness component. Compare the actual medical fee, room cost, physician time and responsibility for follow-up. A spa-rich itinerary and a hospital-connected assessment solve different jobs.
Swiss Medical Network lists individual check-ups from CHF 2,700. The final Genolier quote depends on the chosen specialists, laboratory work and imaging, with hotel services priced separately.
Clinique de Genolier describes a tailored one-to-three-day program. The wider network also describes check-ups ranging from half a day to two days depending on modules.
The core structure covers physician consultation, biological tests and selected diagnostics or imaging, followed by synthesis, a detailed report and recommendations.
Not in the published CHF 2,700 medical starting price. Clinique de Genolier says hotel services can be added, so request separate medical and hospitality totals.
No such claim should be inferred. Swiss Medical Network is a Mayo Clinic Care Network member, which provides institutional access to Mayo expertise; Genolier clinicians conduct the local check-up.
By David Persson · Review updated 2026-07-16 · Sources checked 2026-07-16 · Read the clinic review methodology · Submit a correction
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