I was extremely happy with my experience at Doctor in Italy. Dr Puccetti was professional, gave…read moreclear instructions, and was very courteous. The front desk staff was also fantastic.

I needed a finger drained of pus because I developed Paronychia but their doctor didn't do such a…read moreprocedure but they made arrangements for me to go to the surgical-center ASAP. So helpful

I travel to Rome in May and it was absolutely amazing. But I was feeling nauseous and needed a…read morepharmacy .The pharmacist was amazing and very helpful she knew exactly what was causing me my symptoms. . I am very grateful because within two days I was feeling better. Also, I went back two days later questioning her about skin care product I had seen online. Again, she was very thoughtful and helpful. With her knowledge she let me know the product that I wanted was not a good quality.. And suggested" Miamo Protoccollo Skin immunity " A vitamin Blend Recovery serum . My only regret is that I wish I would've bought more. I am very humbling grateful for her attentive care. Grazie Mille . Jacqueline

My friend recommended this place. Francesca helped me find…read moresome Italian beauty products that friend recommended. She explained how to use and differences. The one they did not have, she ordered. I came back the next day and picked it up. She rung me up and gave me some interesting samples I can't wait to try.

From the owner: Esercizio attività professionale dal 1983. Alta Specializzazione.read more

what a shameless staff they have in the night shift i have an issue in my feet even i am not able…read moreto walk. there are three women and a men they came out for smoking first they start laughing at me what's he is doing here. Then they said me to take some painkiller than its be ok

I didnt have to do any medical exams or checkups but i did have to admire the history. Built in the…read more1500s and continually running? Thats crazy a,azing. At first i thought it was a police outpost but then i realized it was a hospital. A cool building packed into the tiny Tiber Island that isnt only historically and aesthetically cool, it heals people since old times

I spent 3 days in the hell that was San Camillo's Emergency room. 20 hours I spent laying in my…read morewaste on a gurney in the hallway, I had a broken femur and was in horrible pain. I woke up alone, with no knowledge or memory of where I was, how I got there, and what had happened. I have never been treated more like an animal than I was there. I gave 2 stars because the actual treatment, cat scan, MRI and x-rays were top quality.I didn't eat or drink for over 36 hours but I had a drip. I begged for water but was ignored. I kept hearing myself referred to as Gli Americana like it was a dirty word. When they transferred me from my gurney to take a test I begged for them to be gentle but each time they yanked my mat over while I howled in excruciating pain. It was almost like they did it on purpose. I had a catheter put in in the middle of this huge emergency room with no privacy. The one little trifold screen that I saw was in use. Mercifully, after 3 days an orthopedic surgeon arrived to tell me my diagnosis. He was so kind and empathetic that I sobbed. I was trying to arrange to be medevaced home, but the Dr said that was too dangerous. The story had a happier ending as I was transferred to the Casa di Cura Pio XI hospital which was like a Ritz-Carlton. I can't say enough good things about my treatment there. As for Camillo, I feel like a survivor with PTSD. I never cry, but in the last month I find myself collapsing in sadness with no explanation other than the experience I went through.

Nice to find a "drug store" when you need one. Had exactly what we needed and friendly staff.read more

Unlike pharmacies in the United States, in Italy, they function very independently and such…read morepharmacists can diagnose and prescribe medications as necessary. During my stay in Rome, I had the very unfortunate experience of fracturing my foot ( first day of arrival) and needed to get medical assistance nearby considering I could not walk. Friend stopped in search of an ankle brace and cane for me... although the staff in the pharmacy did not speak English, I think they were clearly able to understand what my friend went in for. Luckily they had what I needed to treat my fractured foot short term. Grazie!