Emergency Contacts – Stay Safe During BSS 2025

While attending BSS 2025 in Rome, it’s essential to know where to turn in case of an emergency. Below are important contacts and resources to ensure your safety and well-being during your stay.

📞 Emergency Numbers in Italy

Italy has a unified European Emergency Number (112), which connects you to police, medical assistance, and fire services. However, you can also contact specific services directly:

• 🚨 General Emergency (EU-wide): 112
• 🚓 Police: 113
• 🚑 Ambulance & Medical Emergency: 118
• 🚒 Fire Department: 115

For non-urgent issues, the Tourist Police (Polizia di Stato – Ufficio Turismo) can assist foreign visitors:
📍 Address: Via del Corso, 482 – Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 6729 5287

🏥 Nearest Hospitals & Medical Assistance

If you require medical attention, here are some nearby hospitals and clinics:

Emergency Hospitals (Pronto Soccorso) Near the Venue:

🟢 Ospedale San Camillo-Forlanini (Public hospital with 24/7 emergency care)
📍 Address: Circonvallazione Gianicolense, 87 – 00152 Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 58701

🟢 Ospedale Fatebenefratelli – Isola Tiberina (Emergency care, English-speaking staff available)
📍 Address: Via di Ponte Quattro Capi, 39 – 00186 Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 68131

🟢 Ospedale Santo Spirito (Historical hospital near Vatican City with ER services)
📍 Address: Lungotevere in Sassia, 3 – 00193 Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 68371

Private Medical Clinics (English-Speaking Available)

If you prefer private healthcare with shorter wait times, consider:

🔹 Rome American Hospital
📍 Address: Via Emilio Longoni, 69 – 00155 Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 22551

🔹 International Medical Center (Private GP services, specialists, and urgent care in English)
📍 Address: Via Firenze, 47 – 00184 Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 4882371

👮 Safety & Security

For safety concerns or lost items, visitors can reach out to:

🔹 Rome Tourist Police (Polizia Turistica)
📍 Address: Via del Corso, 482 – Rome
📞 Phone: +39 06 6729 5287

🔹 Embassies & Consulates
Foreign visitors should check with their embassy for additional support. A full list of embassies in Rome is available on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website: www.esteri.it