Care at THE BALANCE — Zurich
THE BALANCE — Zurich provides private residential treatment in Switzerland with each residence and program dedicated to one client. Its Zurich service combines individual treatment planning, private accommodation and care coordination for mental-health, addiction, trauma and co-occurring needs, according to the provider’s Zurich location information.
A Zurich residence organized around one person
The client does not join a treatment cohort or share the residence with an unrelated second client. Appointments and daily routines are organized around the agreed plan. The specific property, accessibility, practical arrangements and availability are confirmed before admission; see the provider’s residence information.
Individual treatment and Swiss clinical access
The Zurich program begins with assessment and an individualized plan. Depending on need and the confirmed scope, this can bring together psychotherapy, psychiatric and medical review, addiction or trauma-focused work, nutritional and physical-health support, and authorized family involvement. Relevant independent Swiss clinicians, diagnostic services and hospitals may contribute to the coordinated plan. Their involvement is agreed for the individual case, not guaranteed by the location alone. Source: Zurich care model.
Fees, inclusions and continuity
The live program fee page lists CHF 90,000 per week, checked on 18 September 2026. Listed inclusions cover the agreed clinical program, private accommodation, care coordination, transition planning and three months of personalized aftercare. The written proposal is the authoritative record of the scope, duration and payment terms. Medical or hospital services outside the agreement, exceptional travel or security, and accompanying-party arrangements may cost extra.
Zurich is a distinct residential location
This profile represents Zurich, Switzerland. THE BALANCE also has a separate Mallorca residential profile in Spain. London supports selected assessment and continuing care rather than residential treatment. The provider describes the location choice as a matter of clinical and practical fit, not a quality tier. Compare the roles of the locations.
Before admission
Discuss the proposed treatment, responsible professionals, residence, medical support, privacy arrangements and the plan for returning home. A private residential program is distinct from an acute hospital; assessment determines whether this setting can meet the person’s needs. Zurich suitability information.
Sources
Provider information checked 18 September 2026: Zurich residential treatment, private residences, fees and inclusions, and location roles. The profile summarizes published service information; no independent clinical audit or outcome rating is implied.
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Treatment approach
Assessment-led individual psychotherapy and multidisciplinary mental-health, addiction and trauma care. Swiss psychiatric, medical, diagnostic and hospital services can be coordinated externally when indicated and available.
Fees & admissions
CHF 90,000 / week
Provider-published residential fee: CHF 90,000 per week, checked on the live fee page on 18 September 2026. Proportional 30-day comparison: CHF 385,714, approximately USD 467,162, using ECB reference rates dated 18 September 2026 (EUR 1 = USD 1.1460; EUR 1 = CHF 0.9462). This comparison assumes the weekly fee continues proportionally and is not a provider monthly tariff. The individual proposal confirms duration, clinical and residential inclusions, and additional costs. Exceptional travel, security, accompanying-party arrangements and services outside the agreed scope are separate. Exchange-rate source: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/policy_and_exchange_rates/euro_reference_exchange_rates/html/index.en.html
Confirm the current program, duration, accommodation and included services directly with the center.
Start with a confidential admissions conversation and individual assessment. Confirm the Zurich residence, named professionals, treatment scope, medical support, fees and continuing-care arrangements before arrival.