F.O.T.T.: Facial-Oral Tract Therapy
Therapy for swallowing, chewing and facial muscles, e.g. after a stroke.
How a session works
We train swallowing, chewing and facial function with targeted, everyday-oriented exercises. The therapy supports recovery after neurological events step by step.
When this treatment helps
- Swallowing disorders
- Restricted facial motor function
- Status after stroke
- Facial paralysis
Common questions about this treatment
What is F.O.T.T. used for?
Facial-Oral Tract Therapy treats swallowing, chewing and the facial muscles – for example with swallowing disorders, restricted facial motor function, facial paralysis or after a stroke.
Is the therapy covered by health insurance?
F.O.T.T. is a physiotherapy treatment. With a doctor's referral it is billed through your basic health insurance.
How long is a session?
A session lasts 45 minutes (CHF 85.47).
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