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Rome Health Care Contacts ROME HEALTH CARE CONTACTS EMERGENCIES Studio Medico Internazionale/Centro Ospedale Santo Spirito Diagnostico Tel. 06-68351 Tel. 06-571-071 English speaking general doctors and Ospedale Regina Margherita specialists; lab tests Via Morosini (near Standa/Viale Via Nizza 22 Trastevere) Tel. 06-841-3992 Fatebenefratelli INTERNISTS & GENERAL Tiber Island PRACTICIONERS San Giacomo in Augusta INTERNAL MEDICINE Via Canova 29 (Via del Corso) Dott.ssa Susan Levenstein, M.D. Aventino Medical Group Centro Antiveleni (Poison Center) Via della Fonte di Fauno 22 Tel. 06-490-663 Tel/Fax: 06-578-0738 Guardia Medica Home: 06-6880-5708 Tel. 06-5820-1030 e-mail: [email protected] Free emergency medical help to be called website: www.aventinomedicalgroup.com only at night & in case of emergency. Dr Vincenzo Bacci HOSPITALS, CLINICS Studio Medico Internazionale Salvator Mundi Ospedale Internazionale Via Nizza 22 Tel. 06-588-961 Mon. Tues. and Thurs. Viale delle Mura Gianicolensi 77 Tel./Fax 06-841-3992 no emergency room Cell 339-406-7880 Home 06-5198-1043 Aventino Medical Group e-mail: [email protected] English speaking general doctors and website: www.vincenzobacci.it specialists; lab tests there or nearby Via della Fonte di Fauno 2 GENERAL MEDICINE Tel./Fax 06-578-0738, 06-5728-8349 Dr. FrancisSpelar Monday-Friday 9AM-7:30 PM Via Ludovisi 36 [email protected] Tel. 06-488-4143 or 06-485-706 no emergency room Cell 335-532-9814 Home: 06-808-3648 Servizio Prenotazione Ambulatorio di Fatebenefratelli Dr. Ettore Lollini (ask for appointment "a pagamento") Salvator Mundi Ospedale Internazionale Tel. 06-6813-6911 Viale delle Mura Gianicolensi 77 Tel. 06-588-961 Rome American Hospital Home 06-8621-1170 Via Emilio Longoni 69 Tel. 06-22551, 06-25671, Dr. Bruna Basini 06-256-7290, 06-256-7408 Via Cassia 1020 Tel. 06-376-1473 Cell 336-741-715 Home 06-376-2559 page 1, updated 3-03-2008 Dott. Andrea Scarpa Dott. Paolo Cianconi Via Lago di Lesina 35 Specialista in Psichiatria Cell 339-230-9683 Via Belluzzo, 37 Cell. 328-374-3316 Dr. Francesco Vatrella Viale Liegi 7 Dr. Angela Pes Tel. 06-8535-3088 Medico chirurgo Cell 338-886-5436 Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 18 speaks good English; goes to Richmond Phone: 06 6991639 cell. 347 3860538 office or directly student's apartment Available 24 hours a day; Dr. Perisse' €50 charge for visit Aventino Medical Group Via della Fonte di Fauno 2 Antonella Raco Tel./Fax 06-578-0738, 06-5728-8349 Cell 339.3992246 nurse at Fatebenefratelli who helps with Dr. Descina General Practice (Loyola says that she Via Fasanon 21 basically sees and advises walk-in (traversa Circonvallazione Claudio) students on one of the days when our Cell 338-417-5620 physician is not present) (sliding scale fee) Dr. Giuliana Zanninelli Dr. Kathleen O’Donnell (psychiatrist) General practitioner Tel. 06-934-8457 Salvator Mundi Cell 329-029-1915 Viale delle Mura Gianicolensi tel 06 588 961 Diane Epstein (counselor) Via S. Agata dei Goti 14 MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Tel. 06-578-0144 Center for Psychological Services Cell 340-563-5993 Via del Isole 20 (student rate: 75 euros for 50 minutes) Tel. 06-844-1253 Enza Latini Dott. Elaine Luti (psychologist) Tel. 06-372-1485 (in Susan Levenstein’s office) Tel. 06-578-0738 Dr Patricia Calabi Via W. Biancamano 35 Tel. 06-5327-3849 Tel. 06-324-1406 Cell 339-492-9754 Highly recommended Via Maddalena Ranieri 53 Tram 8 terminus Dr. Mark Palermo (psychiatrist) Centro Medico Parioli Gloria (nurse) Via Pietro Tacchini 24 Health Unit, American Embassy Tel. 06-808.0344 Tel. 06-4674-2150 Cell. 335-611-8030 Highly recommended by Cornell Maria Paternò (psychotherapist) Via Gianturco 6 Tel. 06-324-1406 page 2, updated 3-03-2008 Dott. Verardi (psychiatrist) Dr. Bunkin Tel. 06-578-0738 Aventino Medical Group Via della Fonte di Fauno 20 Dr. Ruggero Raccah Tel. 06-578-0738 Psychiatrist Fax 06-5728-8349 Via Dora, 1, 00198 tel 06 854 0497 DERMATOLOGIST Dr. Ambrosio Salvator Mundi Ospedale Internazionale GYNECOLOGISTS Viale delle Mura Giancolensi 77 Luigi Donfrancesco, M.D. Tel. 06-588-961 Via Sistina 138 Tel. 06-488-5757, 06-481-8429, Dr. Raffaele Argentieri 06-481-8502 Primario Dermatologo Fax 06-481-8502 Ospedale N.R. Margherita-S. Giacomo Cell 335-834-2737 Via G. B. Martini 6 Tel. 06-841-6313 L’Ambulatorio delle Ostetriche Vita di Donna (Associazione per la tutela CHIROPRACTOR della Salute della Donna) Dr. Gunhild Elisabeth Nilsson (Canadian) located at Casa Internazionale delle Donne Via E. Gianturco 4 Via della Lungara 19 Tel. 06-322-5847, 06-322-5855 Vita di Donna: first floor, room 107 Tuesdays 5-7:00pm LUNG SPECIALIST (pneumologo) http://www.casainternazionaledelledonne. Dott.ssa Migliorino org/assistenza.htm Salvator Mundi Ospedale Internazionale all kinds of assistance, including ob/gyn, Appointment hotline: 800-402-323 pregnancy, interruption of pregnancy advice; English-speaking counselors EAR, NOSE & THROAT SPECIALIST available (otorinolaringologo) Free telephone advice: 333-985-6046 Dr. Coen (on staff @ Salvator Mundi) Piazza Stefano Jacini 24 (ground floor) ORTHOPEDIC Tel. 06-329-3628 Dr. Aldo Fanelli Cell 337-746-386 Dr. Marco Fanelli Salvator Mundi International Hospital EYE DOCTOR/OPTHAMOLOGIST Office: 06-588-961 (oftalmologo) Cell: 330-925-115, 338-9993257 Ospedale Oftalmico di Roma Home: 06-512-6266 Piazzale degli Eroi 11 Tel. 06-317-041 Dr. Marcus Frohlic & Dr. Haas Alfamed Dr. Mutolo Via Zanardelli, 36 Viale Parioli 59 Tel: 06-68309493 Tel. 06-807-5125 Dr. Giorgio Lofoco Viale Giulio Cesare 47, Int#1 Tel. 06-321-5152 page 3, updated 3-03-2008 Dr. Valerio Vinciguerra Contact person: Cathy Via G. Antonelli 41 Cell 333-486-9732 Tel. 06-807-3268 or Salvator Mundi Hospital Mon., Tue., Dennis M. Winter D.D.S. Thurs. 3pm - 7pm Via del Governo Vecchio 73 Tel. 06 683 2613 ONCOLOGIST (cancer specialist) Fax. 06 686 4455 Cora Sternberg Tel: 06-6641-6340 SUPPORT GROUPS Alcoholics Anonymous DENTISTS Tel. 06-679-6600 Dr. Karle Decaesstecker Studio di Odontoiatria Narcotics Anonymous Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 266 Tel. 06-860-4788, 0329-434-4304 Tel. 06-689.6774, 6880.6779 Suicide Hotline/The Samaritans Dr. Loredana Carnovale Tel. 06-7045-4444 Dr. DennisWinter Via del Governo Vecchio 73 Aids/Creating a Positive Approach Tel. 06-683-2613 Tel. 06-7045-3099 Dr. Candida Overeaters Anonymous Via Flaminia Tel. 06-884-5105 Tel. 06-360-1592 PHARMACIES Dr. Massimo Corradini Lippi Odontoiatra Via Arenula 73 (night pharmacy) Via Bisagno 5 Tel. 06-6880-3278 phone 06 86 05 056 cell. 339 36 02 158 Via Nazionale 228 (international pharmacy) Pasquale Calvani, MD, DDS, CDT Tel. 06-482-5456 Via Gradisca 12 Internazionale (International pharmacy) Tel. 06-884-8444 Piazza Barberini 49 Tel. 06-482-5456 Dr. Charles Kennedy Via Fonte di Fauno 29 Piazza dei Cinquecento 51 (night Phone: 06 57 836 39 pharmacy) Tel. 06-488-0019 Dr. Jurgen Maasz Salvator Mundi International Hospital Senato (night pharmacy) Viale delle Mura Gianicolensi 67 Corso Rinascimento 50 Tel. 06-5889-6009 Tel 06 688 03 760 Dr. Dimitris Emmanouil Piazza Capranica 96 (international pharmacy) Studio Odontoiatrico tel 06 67 946 80 Via Varrone 9 (Prati) Tel. 06-6880-6546 or 06-6880-6029 page 4, updated 3-03-2008 .
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