In consultation with you, the referring establishment (doctor, surgeon or social worker) must use one of the three admission methods to apply to our centre:
This request must specify whether the stay is for full hospitalisation or day hospitalisation and whether you would like a single room. Your request will be examined by the CRF team at an admissions committee meeting, and you will be given a rapid reply.
If your request is accepted, your admission date will be set in accordance with the admission request and depending on the number of places available.
Go to the admission/billing office on the ground floor, open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. A receptionist will welcome you and you will complete the administrative formalities required for any hospitalisation.
To complete these formalities, you must bring the following documents with you:
You will be asked to pay a deposit of €1,000 to cover any remaining costs. This will be returned to you when you pay your bill on discharge.
In addition, you must present :
Once the admission formalities have been completed, you will be accompanied to the ward and a member of staff will settle you into your room.
On the day you are admitted to hospital, you should bring your own personal linen and toiletries (see the "Your trousseau" section of our website).
The cost of treatment is covered at 100% if you are covered by social insurance and affiliated to a social security centre. You must pay the daily rate and the patient's fixed contribution (depending on the length of stay), as well as any hotel supplements requested.
80% of the cost of treatment is reimbursed if you are covered by social security and affiliated to a social security centre, but cannot prove that you meet any of the above conditions.
You will still have to pay the co-payment, i.e. 20% of the daily rate at our establishment, as well as the fixed daily rate, the insured person's fixed contribution (depending on the length of stay) and any hotel supplements requested.
If you are in any other situation, please contact the admissions/billing department on 01 69 47 63 63.
Your mutual insurance company may cover some of the costs associated with your stay, so be sure to ask about this.
Below is the main information you will need to prepare for your stay in our establishment. When you are admitted, you will be given a welcome booklet.
For balneotherapy treatments :
Identitovigilance is a system for monitoring and managing the risks associated with patient identification. This is why, for the safety of every patient throughout their stay :
Repeated identity checks should not worry you; on the contrary, they should reassure you that the precautions taken are rigorous.
Trained nursing staff are committed to managing your pain and providing you with all the information and support you need. The doctors will explain the most effective and appropriate ways of relieving your pain. Your participation is important, because the more information you can provide about your pain, the more quickly and effectively your carers will be able to relieve you.
A Pain Management Committee (Comité de Lutte contre la Douleur - CLUD) is present within the structure to organise and coordinate the fight against pain.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the teams in charge of your care.
If you are currently taking any medication, you should mention this to your referring doctor on your arrival at the centre and to the nursing staff on your arrival. Don't forget to bring all your prescriptions with you. In accordance with the regulations and to avoid any interaction with medication, any personal medication you bring with you during your stay will be kept by the nursing staff and returned to you on your discharge. Under no circumstances should you continue your treatment on your own while you are in hospital.
You can access the first official public information website on medicines here.
If you wear dental or hearing aids, please tell the nursing staff as soon as you arrive. Avoid wrapping your prosthesis in paper or a handkerchief, or placing it on a meal tray, as these are the best ways of losing it.
We advise you not to keep any valuables (jewellery, money, chequebook, etc.) in your room. All private rooms and double rooms are equipped with a safe, in which we strongly advise you to keep your valuables (particularly when you are away for rehabilitation sessions).
The establishment declines all responsibility in the event of loss or theft.
The centre's teams are committed to making your stay as comfortable as possible: administrative, care and accommodation arrangements.
You will be given a document called the Programme de Soins Prévisionnels (PSP). This document contains practical information about your care, the people you will meet and their role.
Most of the time, you will be welcomed by the nursing team, to whom you will give your medical file (last hospitalisation report, biological and radiological tests, current treatments, etc.).
The medical secretary will also be an important contact for you (appointments, preparation for leave, discharge, etc.).
Your referring doctors, a general practitioner and a Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) specialist, will examine you, adapt your treatment and draw up your rehabilitation programme, depending on whether your musculoskeletal or neurological systems have been affected. Throughout your stay, this programme will be adapted and modulated according to your progress.
Your referring rehabilitation therapists will meet you and provide you with the equipment best suited to your needs (the occupational therapists manage the loan or ordering of equipment).
You can choose between :
Bright and welcoming, the rooms are all equipped with a telephone, flat-screen TV and internet connection.
Each has its own single or double bathroom with private toilet. Some even have access to a terrace. Everything is provided for your comfort.
Private rooms offer a more comfortable stay while respecting the privacy of your own space for you and your visitors.
Find out more about our hotel offers and indicate your preferences when you check in.
All rooms are equipped with direct lines. A telephone is at your disposal and you can be called from 8am to 8pm every day on the number given to you on admission. If you wish to make a call, dial the code allocated to you on arrival. All calls made will be billed on your departure.
Each room is equipped with a television. Reception will provide you with a remote control in exchange for a deposit cheque.
which will be returned to you when the remote control is returned.
Menus are drawn up according to your state of health and prepared in our on-site kitchen. A nursing auxiliary visits your room once a week to collect your menu choices and can assist you with this task if necessary. If you are on a special diet, please let the nursing and medical teams know as soon as you arrive.
Except for totally dependent patients, meals are taken in the restaurant on the3rd floor. Care assistants are available to help patients who need it.
These take place :
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Monday to Friday |
8.30am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 5pm |
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Saturday mornings |
from 9.00am to 12.30pm |
You will receive a weekly schedule of your rehabilitation activities.
The establishment offers several social areas.
On the3rd floor, for your occasional breaks or to get together with other patients or your family, the restaurant is available throughout the day and is equipped with a TV lounge.
You can also borrow a board game (on request from the nursing staff).
There is a library corner where you can relax and borrow a book.
The entrance hall has sofas and coffee tables and is equipped with a vending machine for hot and cold drinks and sweets, as well as a vending machine for salads and sandwiches.
Your mail is brought to your room every morning. If you would like something sent to you, leave it to the nursing staff, who will take care of it.
On request, the care team can arrange an appointment for you with a hairdresser or chiropodist. You will be responsible for the corresponding costs.
Ice packs are available (or you can bring your own).
You can welcome family and friends from 2pm to 8pm every day, taking care not to disrupt rehabilitation session times.
Only two visitors are allowed in each room at any one time. We advise you not to prolong your visits too much, in order to preserve your rest and that of the other patients.
Family members are strictly forbidden from accessing the technical platform.
Children under the age of 12 are not allowed in rooms or on floors, with the exception of the ground floor and the lounge/restaurant on the 3rd floor (outside meal times), in order to respect patients' peace and quiet.
Pets are not allowed inside the centre.
Permission to leave the centre is subject to medical approval. They are not granted systematically and are subject to specific conditions and objectives. Overnight leave is not authorised before the4th week of hospitalisation. During the first three weeks, your doctor may grant you leave for a few hours, depending on your state of health.
You must make your request for leave to the nurse on your floor by Tuesday at the latest, and specify whether you require transport to and from your home to be organised.
All transport (outpatient consultations, leave, discharge or return home, etc.) is regulated by the hospital secretary. The doctor decides on the mode of transport (ambulance, VSL, taxi) according to your state of health and signs the transport voucher. However, a charge may be made for certain types of transport.
The strictest safety regulations are in force in the establishment. We therefore ask you to read and follow the safety instructions and evacuation plan posted in each department. If you perceive a strange noise, smell or glow, keep your cool and warn the staff.
In accordance with the circular of 29 November 2006, smoking and vaping are prohibited in public areas. Your room, the terraces, outdoor rehabilitation areas and the halls are considered to be areas for collective use.
Ashtrays are available to patients in front of the establishment's reception hall.
We would remind you that it is also strictly forbidden to consume alcohol or any other illegal substance inside the establishment or on the terraces.
The date of your discharge is set by the team of professionals at a multidisciplinary meeting.
Following this meeting, you should contact the secretaries (located on the ground floor) or the floor managers to organise transport for your discharge (whether or not you require an ambulance).
On the day of your discharge, you should go to the admissions/billing office (located on the ground floor) to deal with all the formalities and ensure that you have collected all the necessary documents.
A satisfaction questionnaire will be given to you the day before your departure. Please complete it as accurately as possible to help us assess your level of satisfaction.
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From Paris, take the A6 towards Lyon, then the N7 towards the Champs Elysées.
The visitor car park is accessible from Rue de la Clairière.
GPS coordinates: lat: 48.634296 - Ing: 2.425355
From Orangis Bois de l'Epine, take the "4241" towards Corbeil-Essonnes.
From Evry-Courcouronnes, take :
the "4217" towards Evry Bras de Fer stop Clinique or the "4241" towards gare d’Orangis Bois de l’Epine stop Lycée Parc des Loges or the "4202" towards Ris-Orangis RER stop Bois Guillaume.
RER line D
From Gare de Lyon, take the Corbeil-Essonnes or Malesherbes direction.
Get off at Evry-Courcouronnes or Orangis Bois de l'Epine station, a 25-minute walk from the hospital, or take the bus (see "By bus").
Located in the south-east of the Île-de-France region, 28 km south of Paris, Hôpital Privé d'Evry is on the corner of Rue du Bois Guillaume and Boulevard des Champs Elysées.
01 60 87 86 00
1-5 rue de la clairière
91024 Évry Cedex
