Integrated care

Our principle of «integrated care» is based on the realisation that coordination along the treatment pathway can be improved by a meaningful networking of service providers. Healthcare is provided in close collaboration between all stakeholders with the aim of achieving the best possible results.

Our integrated care regions
Our vision and mission
News from the network
Successful introduction
Our range of services in the regions
What is different about integrated care?
Our integrated care regions
Our vision and mission
News from the network
Successful introduction
Our range of services in the regions
What is different about integrated care?

Our care regions

Jurassic Arc

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Ticino

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Our vision and mission

«The principle of our integrated care is: being and staying healthy pays off.»

The principle of Integrated care is based on the recognition that coordination along the treatment pathway can be improved through meaningful networking of service providers. Health care is provided in close cooperation between all actors with the aim of achieving the best possible results.

With the VIVA health plan, Swiss Medical Network's integrated care offers an alternative to compulsory basic health insurance. With a patient-centred approach and a comprehensive range of services, VIVA offers its members first-class healthcare and significantly reduces costs.

With VIVA, members can finally enjoy a positive healthcare experience based on their needs and expectations, while preserving their budget.

News from the network

Une nouvelle plateforme de formation à présent disponible

VIVA : Un modèle d'assurance qui fait ses preuves

Bilan positif pour la première année des soins intégrés

Successful introduction of the integrated care network

The Réseau de l'Arc, Switzerland's first integrated healthcare organisation, has set new standards in healthcare with its innovative approach. The organisation includes the former Hôpital du Jura bernois with its sites in Moutier and Saint-Imier, several Medicentres and an extensive psychiatric network. By closely linking all actors in the healthcare system, it has been possible to ensure high-quality and cost-efficient healthcare.

The Swiss healthcare system continues to face major challenges: misplaced incentives drive unnecessary treatments and rising costs, while demographic change is altering the demand for healthcare services in both quantitative and qualitative terms. However, with the successful launch of the integrated care model, the Réseau de l'Arc has proven that these problems can be solved.

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Rollout across Switzerland

The success to date proves that this care model not only increases efficiency, but also significantly improves patient satisfaction. The planned nationwide rollout marks a decisive step towards more sustainable and future-oriented healthcare. The goal is to offer everyone in Switzerland the opportunity to experience healthcare that is both affordable and of the highest quality.

The holistic expansion of the integrated network to the whole of Switzerland will make a decisive contribution to the further development of the healthcare system – for a healthier and happier society.

Our range of services in the regions

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What is different about integrated care?

Focus on prevention

Integrated care puts prevention at the centre. Instead of treating illnesses retrospectively, it promotes a healthy lifestyle and strengthens physical, mental and social health.

People with chronic illnesses in particular benefit from individual, proactive care that stabilises their condition and recognises any deterioration at an early stage.

Personalised medicine for life

The integrated care model supports members throughout their lives. All healthcare providers work together in a network to offer personalised, coordinated care. This avoids redundant examinations, ensures that treatments are efficient and significantly reduces costs – for high-quality, patient-centred care.

The principle of success of integrated care is based on transforming the system from a system of illness to a genuine health system where prevention is at the forefront.