The IRCCS San Camillo of Venice-Lido is a health facility with 109 beds (9 of which are available to patients from outside the Veneto Region), mainly dedicated to the rehabilitation of head and spinal trauma, stroke, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, neuropathies and dementias: it carries out neurological rehabilitation activities in hospital and outpatient regimes. This page deals with the past and present of the IRCCS, covering its history from its beginnings to today.

The characterizing elements of the IRCCS San Camillo Hospital in Venice, which make it a  European center of excellence  that hosts patients from all over Italy and also from abroad, are:

• innovative therapies  that are offered to patients, deriving in part from the research activity  carried out within the Institute, in part from the constant updating  of staff and equipment;  
• high qualitative and quantitative standards , certified  both for hospitalized patients and for outpatients who come to the facility for outpatient services;  
• close and constant synergy  between doctors, neurologists, neuropsychologists, engineers, physiatrists, speech therapists and physiotherapists in a  team strategy , aimed at  optimizing  patient rehabilitation in time and quality;  
• privileged position  of the hospital, on the Lido of Venice, embraced by the Adriatic sea with a large  private beach , lapped by the lagoon and immersed in a  suggestive park , which make it an ideal place for patients, who can enjoy an environment particularly suitable for physical and mental rehabilitation, also with the help of various  sports activities  offered by the structure.