Nefrocenter at the Coldplay concert in Naples: Emergency Medical Service
Nefrocenter at the Coldplay concert in Naples. The group's healthcare staff will serve as Emergency Medical Service.
Nefrocenter at the Coldplay concert in Naples. The group’s healthcare staff will serve as Emergency Medical Service. This service will provide medical and healthcare assistance at the Maradona stadium in Fuorigrotta, where the English band’s concert will take place on June 21 and 22.
Another major event: Nefrocenter at the Coldplay concert
In recent years the Nefrocenter group has provided medical and healthcare assistance at major events. At last year’s music event, the Jennifer Lopez concert in Capri, our group’s staff was present to ensure the medical safety of the audience. Nefrocenter also took part in the Vasco Rossi concert, again at the Maradona stadium. Another major music event that required the presence of highly qualified personnel and state-of-the-art rescue vehicles.
The Napoli championship celebration
Nefrocenter also provided medical and healthcare assistance during the celebrations for Napoli’s third championship title. The service was offered in collaboration with the local health authority ASL Na1 and the Campania Region. Nefrocenter staff handled health safety at the Maradona stadium and also at some of the Health Points located in the city of Naples. These were first-aid stations in high-density areas such as the outside of the Maradona stadium, Piazza Dante and Piazza del Plebiscito, which became the site of major celebrations as the people of Naples poured into the streets to celebrate the team of Luciano Spalletti.
The Coldplay event at the Maradona stadium
The double Coldplay concert scheduled for June 21 and 22 at the Maradona stadium will be a real event. Tickets for both evenings are sold out, and the Fuorigrotta venue is expected to be packed. The band led by Chris Martin will stop in the city of Naples for an event that will be remembered over time. At the Coldplay concert, Nefrocenter will deploy healthcare operators and vehicles to provide first aid to the audience. Highly qualified personnel will be used, considering that long lines are expected at the entrances and a long wait inside the stadium, starting in the early afternoon hours. A situation that will be made even more difficult by the summer heat that has finally arrived in Naples as well.