The Center Ophtalmologique de la Gare (COG) is a medical office specializing in the field of the cornea (eg corneal transplant), cataracts, glaucoma, contactology, as well as refractive surgery (laser surgery and/or Femtolasik , phakic implants, multifocal implants) for the correction of vision defects, such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism or presbyopia . Created with private funds by Dr. François MAJO , former Deputy Physician/Head of Department at the Jules-Gonin Ophthalmic Hospital for several years, the COG brings together a highly experienced medical team as well as a team of specialized collaborators (optometrist, assistants medical and administrative manager). All work together to provide quality care in which the patient remains at the center of concerns. The COG is part of a local (Vaud), regional (Romandie), national (Switzerland) and international (Europe and world) ophthalmology care network. This presence in this large healthcare network allows the COG to refer its patients to other centers specializing in ophthalmology and/or other ophthalmologist colleagues, when necessary. By coming to the COG, the patient benefits not only from the skills of its multidisciplinary team, but also from its equipment, its technology, its structure and its extensive network of specialists. The medical team is experienced in its field and is part of an ophthalmology care network. Its network is local (Vaudois), regional (Romandie), federal (Switzerland) and international (Europe and the world). This presence, in a care network, allows him to refer you to other specialized ophthalmology centers and/or other ophthalmologist colleagues if the COG medical team deems it necessary. The doctors and the optometrist are supported by a team of quality medical and administrative assistance. Doctor François Majo is also passionate about medicine and the practice of global medicine. It is a stakeholder in a complementary medicine network involving: • doctors focused on the importance of diet in the management of illnesses, • doctors practicing so-called “energy” medicines: Ayurvedic medicine, Chinese medicine, Homeopathy and Anthroposophical medicine (these four medicines are recognized by the Swiss Confederation and are covered by health insurance and by certain complementary insurances).