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Switzerland

An exceptionally discreet setting for mental health and addiction treatment. Private residential care above Lake Zurich, one client at a time, with a dedicated clinical team, and precision medicine running alongside the therapy.

Mental health & addictionOne client, one clinical teamAbsolute discretionResidences on Lake Zurich
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Overview

Mental health and longevity in Switzerland

When it comes to mental health, the rules of standard medicine stop working. What matters here is not how close the clinic is or what the programme costs, but absolute confidentiality, an unbroken process and the calibre of the medical team. Switzerland holds all three to an exceptionally high standard.

The one-client-at-a-time concept. The Swiss approach to restoring mental health and overcoming dependency has done away with classic wards and shared units. Treatment is a period of full immersion, lived out in a private villa of your own.

Complex emotional states, chronic pain, depression, burnout, severe psychological trauma, anxiety and bipolar disorders, and every form of dependency are managed by a personal, multidisciplinary team.

At a glance

Care measured in attention, not volume

Every number here works in the opposite direction from a hospital. Fewer clients, more clinicians, longer contact hours.

One client
per residence and clinical team
24/7
live-in clinical support
4 to 12
typical weeks of residential care
Treatments

Featured treatments in Switzerland

Mental health and dependency are the reason clients travel here. Precision medicine, longevity and executive assessments are arranged in the same stay.

Addiction Treatment

Residential treatment for dependency, one client at a time.

Alcohol Dependency

Medically supervised withdrawal and long-term relapse work.

Depression

Psychiatric and biochemical treatment for depressive illness.

Burnout

Recovery from exhaustion, with the workload causes addressed.

Anxiety Disorders

Treatment for panic, generalised anxiety and phobias.

Trauma & PTSD

Trauma-focused therapy in a private, protected setting.

Bipolar Disorder

Stabilisation and long-term management by senior psychiatrists.

Eating Disorders

Combined psychiatric, nutritional and medical treatment.

Psychiatry

Consultant psychiatrists available daily, not weekly.

Psychotherapy

Individual therapy several times a day where indicated.

Dual Diagnosis

Addiction and a psychiatric condition treated together.

Precision Medicine

Laboratory-led correction of the biochemistry behind symptoms.

Rejuvenation & Longevity

Longevity medicine and structured rejuvenation programmes.

Executive Check-Up

Comprehensive health assessments with a clear plan.

Internal Medicine

Full physical work-up alongside psychiatric care.

Nutrition & Sleep Medicine

Nutrition, sleep and physical conditioning as treatment.

How we protect your privacy

Enquiries about mental health and addiction are handled by one physician advisor and no one else. Nothing is written into a shared system, your case is never discussed with a hospital network, and we agree in advance exactly what your family, office or insurer is told.

How it works

Your admission to Switzerland

  1. 1

    A private conversation

    You speak to one physician advisor, in confidence, about what is actually happening. No forms circulate and nothing is committed to until you decide to proceed.

  2. 2

    Clinical review and plan

    The clinical team reviews the case, proposes a programme length and the therapies it will be built from, and confirms the cost in writing before admission.

  3. 3

    Arrival, treatment, aftercare

    We arrange visas, flights, transfers and interpretation, stay in contact throughout the stay, and coordinate the aftercare plan for when you are home.

Questions about treatment in Switzerland

What clients ask about Swiss residential care

What kind of care does Delegata arrange in Switzerland?

Discreet residential treatment for mental health and addiction, in a private clinical setting on Lake Zurich, with one client per clinical team. It is one-to-one care in a private residence rather than a group programme in a shared facility.

How private is it?

Completely. Clients are treated individually, not in cohorts, and the setting is a private residence rather than a ward. Delegata handles the arrangement so that the enquiry, the booking and the travel stay inside a single confidential channel.

How long does a residential programme last?

Programmes are typically measured in weeks rather than days, and the length is set by the clinical team after assessment, not chosen from a menu. The assessment happens before you commit, and the expected duration and cost are confirmed in writing.

Can family members be involved in the treatment?

Yes, and it is usually encouraged. Family involvement is planned with the clinical team as part of the programme, and Delegata arranges the practical side, travel, accommodation and scheduling, so relatives can take part without disrupting the treatment.

In brief

What mental health and addiction treatment does Delegata arrange in Switzerland?

Short answer. Delegata arranges private residential treatment in Switzerland for depression, burnout, anxiety, bipolar disorders, trauma, chronic pain and every form of addiction. Care takes place in a villa on Lake Zurich with one client per clinical team and round-the-clock support. Programmes typically last 4 to 12 weeks, set by the clinical team after assessment.

Each client lives in a private villa with no other patients. There are no wards and no shared units. A multidisciplinary board leads the treatment. It includes psychiatrists, psychotherapists, specialist physicians and neurobiologists. Clinical support is available around the clock. The recovery plan also covers sleep, nutrition, genetics and brain biochemistry. Precision medicine and longevity assessments can be added during the stay. The clinical team sets the programme length after assessment. Cost and duration are confirmed in writing before admission.

How does Delegata protect privacy for treatment in Switzerland?

Short answer. One Delegata physician advisor handles each mental health or addiction enquiry, and no one else. Nothing goes into a shared system, the case is never discussed with a hospital network, and the client decides in advance what family, office or insurer is told.

The enquiry, booking and travel stay inside one confidential channel. No forms circulate before you decide to proceed. Nothing is committed until the client decides. Swiss medical confidentiality is protected by law. The private villa protects privacy physically too. One physician advisor stays the single point of contact. Delegata arranges visas, flights, transfers and interpretation. It stays in contact throughout the stay. It also coordinates the aftercare plan for when the client returns home.

Can family members take part in treatment in Switzerland?

Short answer. Yes, and it is usually encouraged. Family involvement is planned with the clinical team as part of the programme. Delegata arranges the practical side, including travel, accommodation and scheduling, so relatives can take part without disrupting the treatment. The client decides in advance how relatives are involved.

The clinical team decides when family sessions help recovery. Relatives may join for part of the programme or for specific sessions. Delegata books their flights and accommodation near the residence. Visits are scheduled around therapy, not the other way round. The client agrees in advance what information relatives receive. Privacy rules apply to relatives as well. Programmes typically last 4 to 12 weeks. Delegata stays in contact with the family throughout the stay. Aftercare planning includes the family where the client agrees.

In a world where healthcare can feel cold and complicated, I stand for bringing empathy, efficiency and clarity to the process of healing. After more than a decade as a radiologist and oncologist, I founded Delegata to address something I witnessed repeatedly: patients navigating fragmented healthcare systems alone, despite seeking the very best care.

Dr Madina Khadartseva, MD, PhD, Founder & CEO

Ready to talk about treatment in Switzerland?

Tell one physician advisor what is happening, in confidence. You will get a clear view of the programme, its length and its cost, confirmed in writing, before anything is booked or anyone else is involved.

Medically reviewed by

Dr Madina Khadartseva, MD, PhD

Founder & CEO · Radiologist and oncologist

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