THE STORY OF PHYSIO CARL VOGT

In January 1980, Claude Rigal, physiotherapist, opened the physiotherapy practice
at 47 Bd Carl Vogt in a building built at the end of the 19th century at the time
of the great Swiss National Exhibition installed not far from the Arve.
The building was under complete renovation, which made it possible to adapt the layout of the
local to their new function. Thus reception area and processing area have been
functionally separated. The rooms reserved for patient treatment are
spacious and all benefit from natural light and comfortable privacy.
The location of the firm on the boulevard, in a district bustling with small shops
popular, mixed population and civil servants working in the
numerous offices, creates a pleasantly lively atmosphere.
In 1980, from the first months of activity, the number of patients rapidly
increased, justifying the presence of several physiotherapists. In October of the
same year A. Bakhch Pour joins C Rigal. Association that lasted 30 years.
Several physiotherapists participated in the life of the office during all this
long period. In 2007 Natascha Bravin succeeds A. Bakhch Pour, then in 2013
Céline Battiaz Golay replaces C.Rigal who has retired.
Several other health professionals have joined us.

We thank Mr. Claude Rigal for this little history