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Good morning: I thank all the medical staff and nurses of the orthopedic department: thank you ♥️♥️♥️ for the successful operations and everything...💪💪... But a deep thank you goes to the UGI Marongelli department: I was two and a half months in that department, and I had a great time, they made me feel at home, at ease, thank you guys, thank you ❤️❤️❤️ all professionals... a department up to the situation... have a good day everyone 🥰🥰🥰🥰

I met the nurse Maurizio Luce in March 2025, because I had to remove a kidney stone through extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL). Maurizio welcomed me and followed me with great care and kindness, clearly explaining the procedure I would be undergoing and at the same time reassured me by calming my anxiety. In short, I can say that I found a special nurse: not only competent and professional, but also empathetic and available. Thank you Maurizio, it is people like you who make the difference

my wife gave birth on 04/20/25. I give the three stars only thanks to the birth and obstetrics unit A (obstetrician Francesco n1) because otherwise, as far as obstetrics B is concerned, zero stars are perhaps too many, they deserve a minus 10. I advise any woman to give birth at San Camillo because they would have to go through a hospital stay that not even at the Muratella kennel the dogs are treated like this. I repeat, the BIRTH BLOCK department and obstetrics A are prepared and efficient, which is why the 3 stars for Obstetrics B are less than insufficiency.

I wanted to sincerely thank all the Neurosurgery staff, especially for their timeliness, professionalism and their availability, always polite and respectful of the patient! With my heart I say THANK YOU ❤️ I am the sister of Fabio Camilli (read 9/15) who underwent surgery on 11 April. 🙋‍♀️❤️

My name is Maurizio Pettinari and I am a Carabinieri officer. Due to renal colic I was fortunate enough to be able to carry out extracorporeal lithotripsy treatments at your center located in the Flajiani pavilion. I had already had other experiences in other hospitals in the past but the one I had with you is beyond compare. I was followed in an excellent manner by Doctor Di Viccaro who, having assessed my situation, complicated by the presence of a double renal district, decided on the treatment, entrusting me to the competence and great experience of his collaborator, Maurizio LUCE. A true "sharpshooter" of kidney stones. Courtesy, patience, competence, speed and absolute professionalism solved my problem. I can only thank them both with all my heart. Thank you so much. I hope that the already excellent service will be further improved. You are good.

I underwent septoplasty surgery and was admitted to the ENT hospital in the Puddu pavilion and I can only speak highly of it: the operation, which was not simple, was successful, the hospitalization was managed efficiently - small but functional ward, comfortable beds - and the staff is empathetic and professional. I will never stop thanking Dr Millarelli, the anesthetist, the medical team and all the healthcare and nursing staff. Long live public health!

Nice hospital, well organised, courteous and professional staff from the OSS to the doctor without exception

The MOC service at San Camillo is managed with great care: acceptance by a welcoming nurse who gives you a bit of medical history, then you are called for the exam by competent, kind and above all smiling staff!!! After having performed the MOC you wait again in the waiting room because the report is delivered immediately so you don't have to return... I have been booking at this facility for years and I am always satisfied!!!

The Urology UOC of the San Camillo Hospital provides an excellent extracorporeal lithotripsy service, which I highly recommend! Following an initial urological visit and the CT scan ascertaining the presence of a kidney stone, I was referred to the Extracorporeal Lithotripsy Department, for the treatment of the stone with shock waves. Here I was followed by Mr. Maurizio Luce, a competent and helpful person both in illustrating all the phases of the treatment and in the relationship with the patient and during the operation, which was performed successfully.

Welcome to the first episode of Dayhospital Quite an alternative low cost experience for lovers of the eternal city. The location is excellent, located in one of the most complete neighborhoods in Rome (Monteverde). It boasts a public transport system in front of the structure which facilitates movement towards the historic centre/Piazza Venezia. Now let's move on to the negative points. Not the best welcome; You will be greeted by a caretaker at the booth, not the best for self check in lovers. The structure is ancient and has an underground style however it can contain an excellent capacity of guests at the same time. The rooms: Latest generation bed, electronic with the possibility of moving on command. Televisions perhaps a little too flat (you have to work hard to see but I'm farsighted and I went to the top) Negative point: the bathroom is shared but there is a bidet (in spite of the French) In the morning the alarm clock is at 6.30 with a "good morning" accompanied by biscuits, jams and a cup of milk. The accommodation and food are decent, all in all a good solution at no cost. Advise!