10 years of the Zurich Women’s Helpline
October 1, 2025
Frauen-Permanence Zürich opened in 2015 as the first gynaecology and obstetrics practice in Stadelhofen. Since then, it has been providing comprehensive specialist care every day, even without an appointment. In spring 2026, the practice will move to the new Calatrava-designed building, ‘Haus zum Falken’.
10 years of the Zurich Women’s Helpline
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