Azienda ospedaliera Sant'Andrea, hospital in Rome, Italy
The Azienda Ospedaliera Sant'Andrea is a modern hospital in Rome located in the Grottarossa area near the Grande Raccordo Anulare, serving patients from the city and surrounding communities. The facility is well organized with wide corridors and clearly divided departments that allow smooth flow of patients and staff throughout the building.
The hospital was constructed in the nineteen seventies, though construction was interrupted and resumed several times before becoming operational in 2001. The emergency department opened several years later in 2005, and the facility has since become an important center for medical education and care in the region.
The hospital bears the name of Saint Andrew and serves as a trusted place of care and healing for the Roman community. It is a familiar reference point for many residents of the city and surrounding areas who rely on it for medical support and treatment.
The hospital is easily accessible with plenty of parking spaces, both paid and free, and good public transportation connections through buses and shuttle services from neighboring areas like Prima Porta and Saxa Rubra. To book appointments, patients can call the central booking center, book online, or visit a participating pharmacy, and they will need their health insurance card, doctor's referral, and exemption certificate if applicable.
The hospital is affiliated with the medical and psychology faculties of Universita La Sapienza, meaning doctors and students work together with patients and current research directly informs daily care. This combination of clinical practice and teaching makes it a living center where medical advances are regularly put into practice.
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