Find a hospital in Caserta
Caserta, the provincial capital of Terra di Lavoro roughly 30 km north of Naples, anchors a hospital catchment of around 900,000 residents across the Casertano plain. PillsCard lists 13 verified facilities in and around the city, ranging from the regional referral hub to private day clinics and specialist radiology centres. The user base is mixed: local residents referred through the ASL, commuters working in Naples who prefer treatment closer to home, students at the Università degli Studi della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" medical faculty, and a modest flow of medical-tourism patients from the Adriatic coast seeking cardiology and orthopaedics. Facilities cluster along Via Ferrante, Viale Abramo Lincoln and the peripheral Sant'Angelo in Formis axis, with private clinics concentrating near the Reggia and the A1 motorway exit.
The public backbone is the Azienda Ospedaliera di Caserta Sant'Anna e San Sebastiano, a DEA Level II hub with cardiac surgery, stroke unit and a 24/7 Pronto Soccorso Ospedale "Sant'Anna e San Sebastiano"; territorial primary care and outpatient booking run through ASL Caserta and the CUP Centro Unico di Prenotazione. The private sector is fragmented rather than chain-dominated: Clinica Villa del Sole covers accredited surgery and rehabilitation, Iatropolis "Città della Medicina" groups multi-specialty outpatient services under one roof, and standalone imaging providers such as the Centro di Radiologia Dr. A. Ginolfi handle high-volume MRI and CT. Legacy pandemic-era infrastructure, including the former Ospedale COVID-19 Caserta, has been partly repurposed toward the long-planned Cantiere Nuovo Policlinico expansion.
Pricing & coverage
Under the SSN, emergency care and referred hospital treatment are free or subject only to a ticket (typically €15–€46 for outpatient visits and imaging). Private self-pay tariffs in Caserta run roughly: specialist consultation €80–€150; contrast-enhanced MRI €250–€450; laparoscopic cholecystectomy €3,500–€6,500; total hip replacement €9,000–€14,000. EU/EEA visitors use the TEAM/EHIC card for urgent public care; non-EU patients pay upfront unless privately insured. Medicines are reimbursed by fascia (A, C, H) as classified by the national regulator AIFA — see https://www.aifa.gov.it for the current prontuario and co-payment rules applied in Campania.
Emergencies & out-of-hours care
Dial 112 (European emergency number) or 118 for a medical ambulance; both route to the Campania regional dispatch. Major trauma, stroke and cardiac emergencies are directed to the Pronto Soccorso at Sant'Anna e San Sebastiano, the city's designated hub. Between 20:00 and 08:00 on weekdays, and continuously at weekends and public holidays, non-urgent problems are handled by Guardia Medica (Continuità Assistenziale) at ASL Caserta district posts. Community pharmacies operate a rotating turno notturno, posted on each pharmacy door and on the ASL Caserta website; dental emergencies typically triage through the general Pronto Soccorso.
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Safety note
This directory is informational only and is not medical advice. Always consult a licensed hospital or physician registered with the Ordine dei Medici for individual clinical decisions, prescriptions or emergency guidance.