Primary healthcare for students

No, the service is designed to assist those who do not have their General Practitioner within the local jurisdiction of ULSS 3 Serenissima.

No, the service only offers general medical consultations, not specialist ones. The doctor can issue a referral (impegnativa) for a specialist visit, which must be booked through a CUP (Unified Booking Center) of a healthcare facility. The costs will be determined by the National Health Service (SSN) regulations, depending on whether or not you are registered with the SSN.

No, the issuance of this type of certificate is not provided. There are several private facilities within the local health authority's district that offer this service.

Yes, it does

For non-urgent medical assistance you can call the single european number 116177, available 24/7, which provides medical consultation over the phone as well as outpatient/home care during nights, weekends, and holidays. Visits are subject to a fee for out-of-region residents (euro 25 for outpatient clinics, euro 40 for home visits).

For emergencies call 118 or go directly to the Emergency Room (Pronto Soccorso).

Access is permitted by appointment only, which must be booked via the link Student Health Service following website. Once the booking is complete, you will receive a confirmation email containing a link to cancel the appointment. Modifying an existing appointment is not available.

No, for any requests or questions regarding vaccinations, you can write to sisp.vaccinazioni@aulss3.
The center handles vaccination requests required for educational/training activities (e.g., archaeological excavations) or urgent cases (e.g., animal bites, wounds, etc.). Personal requests (e.g., travel abroad) are not covered.

Services can be prescribed by the medical staff at the Student Health Center. The appointment must then be booked through the CUP (Unified Booking Center) of a local health authority. Costs are determined by the National Health Service (SSN) and depend on whether or not you are registered with it. Walk-in access (without an appointment) is available only for cases of voluntary termination of pregnancy or violence.