Information about Catalogs & Brochures

Why patient materials are effective—and how to use them properly

Patients tend to forget much of what was discussed during the consultation by the time they get home. A brochure to serve as a reminder doubles the likelihood that recommendations will be followed at home.

The key is how you hand it over: “Here’s something for to refer to”—with a brief mention of the relevant content—gets read. “Here’s something else for you” gets put aside.

SISSEL-Brochures by Topic

Sleep and Sleep Hygiene: for with Neck Pain – Explains the Importance of Sleep Position and Choosing the Right Pillow. Ideal for use after an initial consultation on neck pillows.

Back Health and Posture: for patients with back and cervical spine issues. Ergonomic sitting, bending, and lifting—practical tips for everyday life, illustrated.

Product Guide: A buying guide for who want to review the information at home after their consultation.

Multilingual: German and French – important for in French-speaking Switzerland.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I hand out brochures?

After the initial consultation on the topic, following treatments that include recommendations for home exercises, and for patients who clearly want to learn more.

Are the brochures really free?

Many SISSEL are free of charge (CHF 0) for MEDiDOR customers.

Advice & Ordering

Questions about our product range? We’re here to help—by phone or at our Zurich showroom.