SPOTLIGHT

At emeis, post-accident rehabilitation is more than just isolated physiotherapy sessions. It's a multidisciplinary care pathway that combines medical expertise, human support and team coordination. The aim is to enable each patient to regain maximum independence under the best possible conditions.

At emeis, neurological rehabilitation is not just about learning to walk or speak again. It helps people to find a new balance in their lives, thanks to the brain's incredible ability to reinvent itself. Here's how it works.

On 26 June 2025, at its Annual General Meeting, emeis adopted the status of a mission-driven company. This is an important step for the Group, which, after 3 years of unprecedented transformation, is embarking on an even more inclusive adventure, a social project involving its 83,500 employees. 

A pioneer in France, the Clinique des Lilas (near Paris) uses hypoxia to simulate high-altitude conditions. This technology, which until now has been used only for sports training, is proving to be particularly effective in rehabilitating patients. Let's take a look at this innovative practice!

In emeis facilities, nutrition is an integral part of care. Designed to promote and accelerate rehabilitation, whether physical or mental, it is part of a comprehensive and caring approach. Meet Isabelle Piriou, head of clinical nutrition, who defends a therapeutic and human vision of nutrition.

Successful rehabilitation sometimes gives the green light for a return to work. But does this depend solely on the quality of the rehabilitation? What is the role of the patient's entourage? What responsibility do employers and managers have? Are patients able to assess for themselves whether they are ready to return to work or to resume self-employment?

On May 22^d, the world celebrates biodiversity. To talk about its place in care at emeis, we interviewed Muriel Barnéoud, the Group's Quality and CSR Director. She tells us what we know about the importance of nature in the care process, the role it plays for those we care for and their loved ones, but also, of course, in preserving the environment.

After an accident or serious illness, rehabilitation is not just about physical recovery. In addition to fatigue, pain and loss of autonomy, patients in medical and rehabilitation care also have to deal with psychological fragility. Our psychologist tells you more.

Our personal ethics are sometimes challenged by the tools at our disposal and our desire for efficiency. In our professional lives, we follow practices, methods and procedures that help us to be more efficient and effective. We talked about this with ChatGPT...

A year ago, we became emeis, a community of personalised care and support professionals. The change of name is above all a unifying global project for the group. Frédérique Raoult, Group Communications Director, takes a look back at a rich and (re)founding year.

According to a survey conducted in France in 2022, the well-being of students is deteriorating over the years, and this deterioration is even more pronounced at high school. Nearly one in four high school students say they have had suicidal thoughts in the past 12 months, and more than one in 10 have attempted suicide at least once in their lives. Explanations from Patrice Huerre, psychiatrist and emeis consultant.

With 2 to 3% of the population affected, OCD is one of the most common mental disorders. Misunderstood by the general public, it plunges sufferers into a constant inner struggle. Behind these mechanisms, lives are turned upside down, like that of one patient, who talks about her daily life and her therapy. Her account is informed by the expertise of Dr. Nicolas Gouiller, coordinating psychiatrist at the Lyon Lumière clinic in Meyzieu (France).