A multi-disciplinary medical team (GP - PRM) ensures the coordination of those involved, as well as the coherence of the care plan proposed to you, in both orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation.
" The diversity of our teams means that we can offer an assessment and management of your pathology, keeping in mind the objective of being of service to you, providing the know-how, technical aids and medical or surgical decisions that will best promote your return home, with a view to optimising your independence and, if not, deciding on a whole range of technical, human and social aids to ensure your comfort in the event of impairment. In the case of neurological conditions, we also offer long-term monitoring to redefine your needs and your rehabilitation over time.
As soon as you arrive, you will meet the medical team:
To make it easier to identify your contacts, the professional clothing includes a label indicating the person's name and function.
Doctors: white coats.
The care team consists of :
The Health Manager ensures that the stays run smoothly. She organises activities and coordinates the human, material and administrative resources needed to provide high-quality care. She is the point of contact for patients and their families.
Attire: White coat.
They provide day-to-day care and technical care on medical prescription. Nurses play an important role in empowerment by advising, educating and providing overall patient care.
Attire: white trousers and blue tunic.
They provide hygiene and comfort care and help patients with everyday tasks, while respecting their autonomy. Care assistants are responsible for choosing menus and, if necessary, helping with meals.
Attire: white trousers and green tunic.
The rehabilitation team is made up of :
The Technical Support Manager organises rehabilitation activities and coordinates human and material resources, while focusing on patients' rehabilitation needs.
Attire: white coat.
Individual treatment is provided by physiotherapists once or twice a day. They carry out assessments in order to adapt the techniques according to the objectives of the patient and the medical team.
These techniques include massage, analytical and global passive mobilisation, active mobilisation, muscle strengthening, electrotherapy, balance and coordination training, and gait pattern training.
Attire: white trousers and blue tunic
They use adapted physical activity as a rehabilitation tool. At the CRF, balneotherapy, weight training, walking and blowpipe workshops are prescribed to patients to help them re-educate themselves. These exercises also help to reinforce preserved abilities, to help compensate for deficiencies.
Attire: white trousers and blue tunic
They will help you to become more independent in your activities of daily living by providing you with appropriate equipment and technical aids. You can benefit from individual occupational therapy sessions and/or therapeutic situations (outings, shopping, cooking). Home visits can be organised to prepare patients for discharge.
Attire: white trousers and blue tunic
The psychologists are involved in your overall care and, if necessary, provide psychological support for you and your family (individual and/or group sessions, psychological support, drama workshop).
Dress: white coat.
The main role of neuropsychologists is to offer patients who have suffered brain damage an in-depth assessment of their cognitive functions (memory, attention, executive functions, visual perception, behaviour, awareness of disorders, social and emotional skills), as well as appropriate re-educational treatment in line with the patient's life plan. In this way, they help to understand the consequences of brain damage and provide information to patients and their families with a view to social and professional rehabilitation.
Dress: white coat.
They will assess and rehabilitate you in the event of a neurological problem with oral or written language, speech or voice, either individually or in a group. They work with the neuropsychologist to re-educate memory and attention disorders, and also carry out your swallowing assessment and follow-up as soon as you are admitted. If necessary, they will adapt the diet and textures of your food and drinks.
Dress: white coat.
The orthoptist assesses the level of visual perception, the field of vision and associated neurological visual disorders. He or she will rehabilitate you on an individual basis in order to strengthen the oculomotor muscles of both eyes and stimulate the gaze in all fields of action, thereby helping to compensate for any visual problems you may have. They work with the other rehabilitators to inform them of the patient's perceptual level.
Attire: white coat.
They will help you with all the administrative formalities and assist with organising your return home and your care during your stay. They work in collaboration with each team to ensure that your discharge takes place under the best possible conditions. They organise family appointments with the doctors.
Dress: white coat.
The in-patient medical secretaries and day-patient medical secretaries (ground floor) support you during your stay by organising transport for out-patient consultations and weekend leave, as well as organising your discharge (reports, prescriptions, transport).
Your room and its surroundings are cleaned by a service provider and two hospital cleaners (ASH) to ensure optimum hygiene conditions.
Dress code: trousers and white
A technical officer also looks after the upkeep and maintenance of the premises and ensures that all the equipment in the establishment is in good condition.
Attire: grey jacket.
To make an appointment online, it's quick and easy
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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 "405" towards Corbeil-Essonnes.
From Evry-Courcouronnes, take :
the "408" towards Evry Bras de Fer stop Clinique or the "405" towards Orangis Bois de l'Epine stop Lycée Parc des Loges or the "407" 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
