This specialized neurorehabilitation clinic in Zurich represents a paradigm shift in recovery from neurological conditions. Founded by Nilofar Niazi—who developed the clinic after her own son’s cerebral palsy diagnosis—Nextherapy combines advanced robotics with evidence-based clinical practice to deliver intensive, measurable rehabilitation. The clinic’s robot-assisted systems enable patients to perform over 1,000 targeted movements per session, up to 80 times more repetitions than conventional physical therapy, driving neuroplasticity and meaningful recovery. With 20+ robotic technologies selected for their clinical evidence, the clinic treats both pediatric and adult patients with stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, and acquired brain injuries.
What sets this clinic apart for American patients is its unique insurance model: all robotics-assisted rehabilitation is fully covered by mandatory Swiss health insurance (KVG, IV, UVG, MV) with no out-of-pocket technology fees. The clinic handles all insurance billing directly, and free pre-assessment consultations are available to verify coverage before treatment begins. For eligible U.S. patients with Swiss insurance or those self-paying, this represents significant value compared to robotics rehabilitation costs in the United States.
The clinical team emphasizes personalized, human-centered care alongside technology. Treatment programs typically recommend 2–3 sessions per week, with intensity adjusted to individual diagnosis, goals, and endurance. Family members are actively encouraged to participate in sessions and learn home exercise programs. The clinic operates two locations—Zürich and St. Gallen—minimizing wait times, and multilingual staff (German, English, French, Italian, and others) ensure clear communication throughout the rehabilitation journey.
Services
- Robot-assisted gait training (Lokomat)
- Gait analysis (C-Mill)
- Neurological rehabilitation for stroke
- Multiple sclerosis rehabilitation
- Parkinson’s disease rehabilitation
- Spinal cord injury rehabilitation
- Cerebral palsy rehabilitation
- Acquired brain injury rehabilitation
- Pediatric neurorehabilitation (from 4 months)
- Adult neurorehabilitation
- Technology-enhanced therapy with 20+ robotic systems
- Intensive repetitive movement therapy
- Individualized therapy programs
- Family participation and home exercise instruction
- Pre-assessment consultation