Reimbursed by health insurance
A pediatrician at your home, quite simply.
For pediatric emergencies, a pediatrician visits your home in the Lausanne area, 7 days a week from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm.
Whether it is for a fever, vomiting, sore throat, ear pain, cough, rash, etc.
Pediatric emergencies: their own room rather than a waiting room
Our pediatric doctors examine children from 0 to 16 years of age directly at home, in their familiar environment. They have the necessary equipment to perform, when the situation requires, certain additional examinations on site.
A fever that spikes at the end of the day, an earache on a Sunday morning: when your child is sick, there's no need to spend hours in a waiting room. Your child is examined at home, without the travel, and a report is sent to their primary pediatrician.
Which pediatric emergencies do we handle?
Our pediatricians travel for common health problems that require a quick consultation:
Fever: assessment of your child's general condition and search for the cause.
Vomiting and diarrhea: checking hydration and appropriate advice.
Sore throat: throat examination and additional examinations on site if necessary.
Ear pain: examination of the ears to detect an ear infection.
Cough: auscultation and assessment of breathing, to rule out bronchitis or pneumonia.
Skin rash: identification of the rash and appropriate management.
How to get a pediatrician in an emergency?
1
You are contacting us
Via the Docadom application or at 021 845 45 45.
2
The pediatrician comes to your home
No traveling with a sick child and no waiting room.
3
Your child is being examined at home
Consultation, examinations performable on-site as indicated, initial treatment, and transmission of useful information for ongoing care.
Why parents appreciate Docadom
When your child is sick, every trip counts. We come to you to simplify their care, in the comfort of your home.
Familiar environment for the child
No traveling with a sick child
No waiting in an emergency room
In-home medical care
Report sent immediately to the treating pediatrician
Pediatric home emergencies in the Lausanne area
Docadom operates across the entire north shore of Lake Geneva, from Rolle to Montreux, including La Sarraz.
60+
Municipalities served in the canton of Vaud.
400k
Inhabitants within intervention range.
60 to 90 min
Average doctor arrival time.
Main municipalities covered
Lausanne and its surrounding area
Lausanne · Pully · Lutry · Renens · Crissier · Ecublens · Saint-Sulpice · Le Mont-sur-Lausanne · Epalinges · Cheseaux · Romanel · Cugy
Lavaux & Riviera (towards Montreux)
Cully · Chexbres · Saint-Saphorin · Vevey · La Tour-de-Peilz · Clarens · Montreux · Chernex
La Côte (towards Rolle)
Préverenges · Morges · Tolochenaz · Saint-Prex · Aubonne · Allaman · Rolle
Gros-de-Vaud
La Sarraz · Cossonay · Penthalaz
Home pediatric care is not yet available in Valais. For patients aged 16 and over, our doctors also operate from Martigny to Sierre.
Our pediatricians provide home visits in Lausanne and neighboring municipalities. For adults, our doctors also make home visits.
Frequently asked questions from parents
From what age and up to what age?
Our pediatricians examine children from 0 to 16 years old.
Is the consultation reimbursed?
Yes. As with our adult consultations, the visit is covered by the basic health insurance, according to the terms of your child's policy (deductible and co-payment).
Should I inform our pediatrician?
No, we will take care of it: a consultation report is sent immediately to your treating pediatrician.
Can the pediatrician perform exams on-site?
Yes. Our pediatricians have the necessary equipment to perform certain additional examinations at home when the situation requires it.
What to do in case of a serious emergency?
If your child is having trouble breathing, loses consciousness, has a seizure, or if you think their life is in danger, call 144 immediately.
Should you go to the emergency room for a fever?
Not necessarily. A fever in a child can often be evaluated at home by one of our pediatricians, who will decide if further examinations are necessary.