Vicenza Army Health Clinic provides excellence in healthcare through the establishment and fostering of a culture of patient and family centered care for our Nation’s Warriors and their families.We are care givers dedicated to provide excellent health care to our beneficiaries using military, host nation or stateside providers.

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Appointment Line:
DSN:  636-9000
CIV:  0444-61-9000

Clinic Hours:  Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
3rd Thursday of the month: 12:30 p.m.- 4:30 p.m., with the first appointment booked at 1 p.m.

Temporary New Lab Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - noon, 1 - 4:30 p.m. Closed the morning of the 3rd Thursday each month, closed Federal Holidays

Sick Call Hours:  Sick Call is by appointment only.

Clinic Prefix DSN:  636 (314-636 if calling from a CONUS DSN line)
Clinic Prefix CIV:  0444-61 (011-39-0444-61 if calling from CONUS)

There is NO Emergency Room at the Vicenza Army Health Center
For emergencies, go to the nearest hospital or call 118 for an ambulance.

Emergency Number
DSN:  99-118
CIV:  118
Call 0444-75-3300 to contact a Patient Liaison at the Vicenza San Bortolo Hospital if you are admitted or report to the Emergency Room and need language assistance. A liaison is on duty around the clock.
Patient Liaison: Civilian 0444-75-3300 / 0444-92-8166; DSN (314) 634-8384

TRICARE Prime and Prime Remote Beneficiaries have free access to the Medical Foreign Language Assistance Line. Dial TEL: 0044-208-762-8133 or Toll Free: 800-928-305 for real time translation assistance during a visit with an Italian-speaking Provider. You can also call in advance of your appointment and reserve a translator to be on the line for any future appointments.

After Hours Dental Emergencies: 0444-71-7626; DSN 634-7626

This healthcare treatment facility has earned the Gold Seal of Approval from The Joint Commission, a nationally recognized healthcare accreditation organization. Click the Gold Seal to see The Joint Commission's Quality Report for Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and its outlying health clinics in Germany, Belgium and Italy. In an effort to be as transparent as possible, This Army Health Clinic, in coordination with the Military Health System, is voluntarily making several quality and safety measures public. For U.S. civilian healthcare systems, participation is voluntary. Therefore you might not be able to find the same measures published by some state-side facilities.

Transparency in Medicine Learn more about the program by clicking on one of the following links: See How We're Doing Compare Military Health System Hospitals and Clinics