Centre in Gland · easy to reach from Rolle
Physio near Rolle
Our centre is in Gland, Route des Avouillons 17c, about 10 minutes from Rolle. Sports physiotherapy, rehabilitation and return to movement in one place.
10 min drive from Rolle
Centre in Gland · easy to reach from Rolle
A team of qualified physiotherapists
Morgan Willinger, Juliette Bidault and Nicola Gagliani handle physiotherapy care. Trained in sports physiotherapy and orthopaedic rehabilitation, they work hand in hand with the centre's strength coaches so the end of your rehab is also a progressive return to training.
Meet the teamInjuries and pain we treat
- Ankle sprains and instability
- Knee pain, patellar tendinopathy, post-ACL surgery
- Low back pain, disc herniation, sciatica
- Painful shoulders: rotator cuff, frozen shoulder
- Hips: femoroacetabular impingement, gluteal tendinopathy
- Post-operative rehabilitation and return to sport
LAMal, LAA and coverage
Sessions are billed according to official Swiss tariffs and reimbursed by basic insurance with a medical prescription.
- LAMal: with a prescription from your GP or specialist.
- LAA: sports, work or leisure accidents covered by accident insurance.
- Private sessions available without a prescription, with clear pricing.
Gland
Physiotherapy and movement, in the same centre
- 1
Initial assessment
Detailed history, clinical tests and objective measures to understand the source of the problem, not just the symptom.
- 2
Active treatment
Manual therapy to release restrictions, then progressive loading on the training floor to rebuild tissue capacity.
- 3
Return to sport
Tested discharge criteria (strength, symmetry, jump quality) before returning to full training or competition.
Protocols
Related protocols
Each area has a detailed protocol: structure, indicative duration and progression criteria.
Gland · Rolle
Getting here from Rolle
From Rolle, allow 10 minutes by road (8.6 km), along the lakeside cantonal road or via the A1, Gland exit. By train, the RegioExpress reaches Gland in 5 minutes, twice an hour, followed by a 15-minute walk from the station. Free parking on site. Appointments can be booked online on OneDoc.
Around Rolle: drive to the centre
- Bursinel7 min
- Bursins9 min
- Gilly10 min
- Mont-sur-Rolle11 min
- Perroy13 min
- Allaman14 min
- Route des Avouillons 17c (Box 26-27), 1196 Gland
- 10 min and 8.6 km from Rolle
- Direct train Rolle – Gland: 5 min (RegioExpress, every 30 min), then a 15-minute walk
- Free parking on site
- Physiotherapy: Monday to Friday 7:30am – 7:30pm · Saturday 8am – 9am and 11am – 12:30pm · closed Sunday
By symptom
Something hurts? Start here.
Every complaint has its own page: possible causes, warning signs and how care unfolds at our Gland centre.
- Knee pain
- Patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee)
- Meniscal injury
- Back pain, low back pain
- Lumbar disc herniation
- Sciatica, pain radiating down the leg
- Shoulder pain, rotator cuff
- Frozen shoulder (capsulitis)
- Hip pain, femoroacetabular impingement
- Ankle sprain
- Painful Achilles tendon
- Plantar fasciitis, heel pain
Frequently asked
Coming from Rolle: your questions
- How long does it take to reach Off-Field from Rolle?
- Around 10 minutes by car (8.6 km) to Route des Avouillons 17c (Box 26-27) in Gland, outside rush hour, with free parking on site. By train, the direct RegioExpress links Rolle to Gland in 5 minutes, every 30 minutes; the station is a 15-minute walk from the centre.
- Do I need a medical prescription for a physiotherapy session?
- For reimbursement through basic insurance (LAMal), yes: a prescription from your GP or a specialist is required. Without one, private sessions remain possible at a price agreed in advance.
- Are sessions reimbursed by LAMal or LAA?
- Yes. Sessions are billed at official Swiss tariffs and covered by basic insurance (LAMal) with a prescription, or by accident insurance (LAA) after a sports, work or leisure accident.
- What are the opening hours?
- Monday to Friday 7:30am – 7:30pm · Saturday 8am – 9am and 11am – 12:30pm · closed Sunday. Physiotherapy appointments can be booked online on OneDoc or by phone.
- Do I have to be a competitive athlete to come?
- No. We see competitive athletes as well as active people, recreational runners and post-operative patients. The method stays the same: understand the source of the problem, then rebuild tissue capacity.
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Centre in Gland · easy to reach from Rolle
Book your appointment from Rolle
Book online on OneDoc and come to the Gland centre for a full initial assessment.