Dialysis on vacation in Ischia with Nefrocenter

Dialysis on vacation in Ischia. Thanks to Nefrocenter, this year again, tourists from all over Italy can have their dialysis away from where they live. Nefrocenter has set up medical rooms at the Hotel Continental on via Mazzella, which patients can use during the days they spend on the island this summer.

All this without missing out on moments at the sea, with dives into the clear water, and evenings out in the six municipalities of the island, joining local festivals and town celebrations. For those in Ischia, the burning of the Castello Aragonese during the celebrations for Sant’Anna is not to be missed.

On the island of volcanic origin, every corner can be spectacular, also thanks to the distinctive presence of green tuff that gave Ischia the nickname Green Island.

Ischia is not only a vacation, it is an emotion to be lived throughout the summer. You never get bored on the green island, where you can spend an unforgettable time for your own well-being, but where health must not be neglected.

A fully relaxing vacation to be lived moment by moment. The tourist offering ranges across every sector according to the needs and preferences of visitors. Some prefer the spas, to treat themselves or prevent seasonal ailments, thanks to the therapeutic properties of the many thermal waters, some of which have springs visible on Mount Epomeo, the highest mountain on the island. The springs of Casamicciola, the oldest, were dedicated to the god Apollo, while others were in honor of Hercules, Venus Cytherea and the Nitrodi Nymphs.

Ischia also offers important healthcare services. One of these is precisely the dialysis that is provided at the Hotel Continental. Tourists can book by consulting Nefrocenter’s social media pages or website and request a place for dialysis on the days they are on vacation on the island. They will be organized in shifts that eliminate any waiting, receiving a top-quality service as is Nefrocenter’s tradition, the group that has over 40 centers and over 1,000 patients on dialysis.