Multi-professional health centre
A health home open to its community
13 health professionals coordinate your care in Villeneuve d'Ascq, across several practices in the Triolo district.
Four priorities for our neighbourhood
Our project responds to the needs of the Triolo district. Tap a card to discover the goals and actions of each priority.
90,3 % of residents over 17 have a GP
62,3 % breast-cancer screening (women 50-74)
21,1 % of patients have a long-term illness (ALD)
17 % covered by the solidarity health top-up
Detect early to prevent better
We relay national campaigns and run our own screening, supported by our medical assistant and the team's coordinated work.
Cancer screening
Relaying national campaigns: breast, colorectal and cervical cancers.
Type 2 diabetes
Multi-professional screening protocol, BMI measurement and risk-factor collection.
Cardiovascular risk
Electrocardiogram (ECG), ankle-brachial index and 24-hour home blood-pressure monitoring (Holter), carried out by the team.
COPD & tobacco
Screening spirometry (HAS/GOLD criteria) and smoking-cessation support.
Sleep apnoea
Snoring, breathing pauses, waking up tired… a simple test (Epworth scale) helps tell whether screening is useful. The assistants fit the polygraph at home.
Childhood overweight
The "Mission : retrouve ton cap" programme supports children aged 3-12 who are overweight or at risk, free of charge, on a doctor's prescription.
Prevention check-ups
Systematic offer of prevention check-ups to eligible patients.
Sexual health & vaccines
STI screening, vaccinations (flu, Covid, pneumococcus, HPV) and contraception.
How our tests work
Tap a test to learn, in a few words, how it is done.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
A few small electrodes (stickers) are placed on the chest, arms and legs. The device records the heart's electrical activity in a few minutes. It is quick and painless.
Spirometry
You blow hard into a mouthpiece connected to a device, following the instructions. It measures your breathing. The test lasts about 15 minutes and is not painful.
Ankle-brachial index (ABI)
Blood pressure is measured at the arm and ankle with a cuff and a small sensor. It checks the circulation in the legs. Painless, a few minutes.
24-hour blood-pressure monitoring
A cuff measures your blood pressure automatically for 24 hours, at home, day and night. You keep your normal routine. The medical assistant fits and explains the device.
Sleep polygraphy
To screen for sleep apnoea. The medical assistant sets up a small device with sensors (nose, finger, chest) at your home. You keep it for one night while sleeping at home. Painless.
Harmonised practices across professionals
To care together consistently, the team gradually formalises shared protocols, planned under the Inter-professional Agreement (ACI).
Eating disorders
Coordinated detection and care of eating disorders.
Childhood and adult obesity
Prevention and follow-up pathway, from detection to dietary support.
Type 2 diabetes screening
Shared protocol for identifying and referring at-risk patients.
Pain management
Harmonised practices, especially for home care.
Anxiety and sedation at home
Support protocol for end of life and complex situations.
Cooperation with the CPTS
Cystitis cooperation protocol and COPD screening with the CPTS de la Marque.
Detailed pages
Dedicated pages to go further
Learning to live better with your illness
Free workshops led by local health professionals, to help you take an active role in your health.
Completed programme
Diabetes
✓ Run with the CPTS de la Marque
A cycle of therapeutic education workshops on diabetes has already taken place. A doctor, the pharmacist and the dietitian of the centre take part, together with the local health network (CPTS) de la Marque.
Goals: understand the illness and its treatments, adapt your diet and recognise risky situations.
Next programme
Living better with cardiovascular risk
A programme of 5 workshops to support you step by step. Every Thursday, 6-8 pm, at the Triolo medical practice.
Triolo medical practice · 11 rue Traversière
From 6 to 8 pm
Thu 17 Sep 2026 Cardiovascular risks
Thu 24 Sep 2026 Understanding treatments
Thu 1 Oct 2026 Talking about healthy eating
Thu 8 Oct 2026 Self-esteem and confidence
Thu 15 Oct 2026 About physical activity
To register, contact Saïda Chajaï
06 51 41 28 83 You can also speak to your GP or any health professional you choose. Registration commits you to attend all the workshops.
Protect against germs: masks and clean hands
Simple actions that protect your health and others, especially during virus season.
Masks
A mask covers the nose and mouth and fits snugly. Wash your hands before putting it on and after taking it off, and change it as soon as it is damp.
Surgical mask
It holds back your droplets and protects others; it protects you from large droplets. Wear it when you are ill (cough, cold), in the waiting room, or if a carer asks.
FFP2 mask
It also filters fine airborne particles and protects you better. Useful for vulnerable people, when a virus is spreading widely, or on a carer's advice. It must be moulded well over the nose and chin.
Hand hygiene
Clean hands mean fewer germs passed on: before eating, after the toilet, after blowing your nose, when you get home.
Hand-sanitiser gel
On dry, not-dirty hands: a small blob of gel, then rub everywhere (palms, backs, between fingers, thumbs, nails) until dry, about 30 seconds.
Washing with soap
When hands are visibly dirty: wet them, lather everywhere for 30 seconds, rinse, then dry with a clean or single-use towel.
Our links with the CPTS de la Marque
A local health network (CPTS) brings together the professionals of an area to coordinate care. Our health centre works with the CPTS de la Marque on several concrete projects.
Diabetes education workshops
Run with the CPTS: a doctor, the pharmacist and the dietitian take part.
Care Access Service (SAS) cover
Taking part in organising cover across the CPTS area.
COPD screening
Cooperation protocol with nurses: spirometry and nicotine-substitute prescription.
Cystitis cooperation protocol
Delegated, coordinated management of simple cystitis.
Telemedicine
Telemedicine kits in the pharmacy, evolving towards nurse-assisted teleconsultations at home.
Childhood-obesity prevention
Prevention sessions in schools across the CPTS area.
Fighting undernutrition
Sessions with home-nursing services (SSIAD) in the area.
We want to keep developing these joint actions with the CPTS.
A teaching health centre
We welcome and train future GPs. Supervision is provided by Dr Jonathan Favre, a University Teaching Practitioner (MSU).
All residents' consultations are supervised by Dr Favre, who is present at the practice and available at any time for direct supervision.
Level 1 resident
First placement in general practice. The resident first consults under direct supervision (the doctor is present), then increasingly independently. Every decision and prescription is validated with Dr Favre.
SASPAS — supervised autonomy
Supervised-autonomy placement in primary care. The experienced resident runs consultations alone. Cases are systematically debriefed and Dr Favre remains reachable at all times (indirect supervision).
Junior doctor
Consolidation phase of residency, close to independent practice. The junior doctor consults autonomously; Dr Favre supervises remotely, validates complex cases and remains responsible for care.
Your health guides, by topic
Pick a topic to access our guides and practical sheets. New content is added regularly.
Moving for your health
Physical activity adapted to everyone, from everyday life to sport.
Coming soonEating well, young and old
Nutrition tips for the whole family, at every stage of life.
Coming soonComing to the Triolo medical practice
11 rue Traversière, 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq — Triolo shopping centre, via the footbridge left of the Le Méliès cinema.
By metro and bus
Metro line 1, Triolo station, a 2-minute walk away. Ilévia bus lines 13 and 32. The district is very well served by public transport.
By car
Via the N227 ring road, exit 3 "Hôtel de Ville – Triolo / V2 shopping centre". The N227 connects to the A22 (Lille–Ghent), A23 (Valenciennes) and A27 (Belgium) motorways at the Quatre-Cantons interchange.
Parking in the district
- Free parking throughout Villeneuve d'Ascq: there is no paid on-street parking.
- In the Triolo district blue zone, parking is limited to 1h30 with a disc visible behind the windscreen, Monday to Friday 8:30–12:00 and 13:30–17:30. Outside these hours, there is no time limit.
- Free spaces are available in the streets around the practice (rue Traversière and near the Triolo shopping centre).
- Ilévia park-and-ride nearby, free with a transport ticket validated the same day.
How to reach us, step by step
- By metro: get off at Triolo station (line 1); the Triolo shopping centre is a 2-minute walk.
- Look for the Le Méliès cinema: the footbridge to the practice is just to its left.
- Go up to the 1st floor: the Triolo health centre is signposted there (11 rue Traversière).
- By car: head for the V2 Aushopping mall then the Triolo district; free parking nearby (see the rules above).
Your feedback shapes the health centre
We listen to patients to improve our services. Find our survey results and questionnaires here.
Our survey results
We regularly survey patients to improve the health centre. Our survey results will be published here soon.
Give your feedback
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13 professionals, several practices, one shared project
We do not all work under the same roof: here are our practices in the Triolo district and how to book with each of us.
Cabinet médical du Triolo
11 rue Traversière, 59650 Villeneuve-d'Ascq
Triolo shopping centre — via the footbridge left of the Le Méliès cinema, 1st floor. GPs, dentists and medical assistants.
JF
Dr Jonathan Favre
GP
Family doctor. University teaching practice, hosts trainees year-round.
Book an appointment AB
Dr Agathe Boutry-Hieulle
GP
General practice and family follow-up.
Walk-in DM
Dr Delphine Messabihi
GP
General practice, attentive to her patients.
Walk-in AS
Dr Adil Safsaf
GP
General practice.
Walk-in JG
Dr Jean-Paul Guegain
GP
General practice. Online slots are reserved for existing patients.
Walk-in EA
Dr Eddy Ayachi
Dental surgeon
Dental care, prosthetics and oral prevention for the whole family.
Walk-in JB
Dr Julien Bourgois
Dental surgeon
Conservative dentistry, prosthetics and care for anxious patients.
Walk-in VF
Virginie Froger Dethoor
Medical assistant
Reception, electrocardiograms (ECG), ankle-brachial index, 24-hour home blood-pressure monitoring (Holter) and fitting of polygraphs to screen for sleep apnoea. They also take part in prevention check-ups and care coordination.
On site, with the doctors JG
Julie Guégain
Medical assistant
Reception, electrocardiograms (ECG), ankle-brachial index, 24-hour home blood-pressure monitoring (Holter) and fitting of polygraphs to screen for sleep apnoea. They also take part in prevention check-ups and care coordination.
On site, with the doctorsPharmacie du Triolo
1 bis rue Trudaine, 59650 Villeneuve-d'Ascq
Advice, dispensing and home delivery of medicines.
DA
David Alapini
Pharmacist
Head pharmacist. University teaching pharmacy.
Walk-in · home deliveryCabinet de nutrition et de psychologie
90 bis rue Yves Decugis, 59650 Villeneuve-d'Ascq
Dietetics and psychological support.
SC
Saïda Chajaï-Karoumi
Dietitian
Dietitian-nutritionist, MSP coordinator and leader of the therapeutic education workshops.
Walk-in RL
Rihab Labaied
Psychologist
Clinical psychologist. Psychological support for adults.
Walk-in IS
Imène Salhi
Psychologist
Support for individuals and wellbeing.
Walk-inSoins infirmiers à domicile
Care at the practice and at home, 7 days a week, alternating between the two nurses.
MC
Mathieu Charon
Nurse
Nursing care at the practice and at home.
Home care, 7 days a week GP
Guillaume Prez
Nurse
Nursing care at the practice and at home.
Home care, 7 days a weekFor MSP professionals only
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