Hôpital de La Tour
Your allergist in Geneva / Meyrin.
Dr Camille Beniada sees patients at Hôpital de La Tour, in building B1 — Pavillon Salève, in Meyrin.
Doctor’s profile and contact details on the La Tour website (in French)
Your appointment with
Dr Camille Beniada.
As an FMH specialist in allergology and clinical immunology, Dr Beniada offers assessment and care tailored to your situation.
When might a consultation help?
An assessment may be discussed for respiratory symptoms, a reaction after eating a food or taking a medicine, urticaria, angioedema or an insect sting reaction. The consultation helps identify useful tests and suitable treatment options.
- Pollen allergy, hay fever and allergen immunotherapy.
- Food allergy assessment.
- Medication allergy assessment.
- Diseases of the immune system and clinical immunology.
Tests are recommended according to your situation. Some require specific arrangements or a suitable setting; they are not always carried out at the first appointment.
Consultation hours
By appointment, 07:00–15:30.
Please contact the medical secretary to check consultation days.
These hours refer to Dr Beniada’s consultations.
Address and directions
Hôpital de La Tour
Avenue J.-D. Maillard 3
Building B1 — Pavillon Salève
1217 Meyrin
The map opens only when you choose this link.
For transport, parking or accessibility information suited to your needs, please contact the medical secretary before your visit.
View La Tour’s access maps and practical information.
Consultations in Meyrin,
in the canton of Geneva
The practice is on the Hôpital de La Tour campus. Use the address avenue J.-D. Maillard 3, building B1 — Pavillon Salève. The directions link takes you to this address; the official map then helps you find your way around the campus.
The medical secretary can help with availability and arrangements for your appointment.
Preparing for your consultation
Consultations are available in French or English. Bring your test results, medical reports and a list of your current medicines. Read the instructions about antihistamines before your appointment.
Patients are generally seen from the age of 16. For younger patients, certain indications may be discussed with the medical secretary, subject to the doctor’s prior agreement. Referral to a paediatric specialist may be suggested.
The consultation covers food allergies. Food intolerances are not treated at this practice. Your GP can refer you to an appropriate professional.
What to bring and practical informationExplore Dr Beniada’s background and her scientific publications.