Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy

Located in the heart of Rome on Via Aurelia near Vatican City, San Carlo di Nancy Hospital—also known as the Robotic Surgery Hospital—was founded in 1932. Since 1976, it has been officially classified as a General Hospital of the Area, capable of assisting approximately 15,000 patients annually through ordinary hospitalization. The hospital features 11 operating units, including an emergency room, two operating blocks, nine patient rooms, an emergency unit, and dedicated areas for outpatient services. In recent years, San Carlo di Nancy has undergone significant structural and organizational developments, transitioning to a multidisciplinary model with a strong surgical focus and a pronounced oncological specialization. San Carlo di Nancy provides a comprehensive range of medical services, including general surgery, cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology, and rehabilitation. Accredited by the Italian National Health Service, the hospital is committed to delivering high-quality care, prioritizing patient well-being and family support.