Traveling in Italy for a month, so of course we have gotten sick. This time, I got a nasty cold…read more Thankfully, the young woman at the counter spoke enough English to help me find the right meds. She was friendly and kind, offering several suggestions. I'm still not feeling great yet, but the meds are helping with the worst of the symptoms. And, this pharmacy is located conveniently in the heart of the tourist district in Venice.

Did exactly what we needed to help in Italy for the best possible outcome. Gracie. Spent 14 days…read morein Italy and the Farmacie was extremely helpful

I understand that hospitals have to prioritize people based on the urgency of a problem, but they…read moreshould be able to give some sense of waiting time. This hospital had no sense of timelines for seeing patients, and the response was, "you'll be seen when you're seen". If a hospital administrator reads this - my advice is that you should be able to give someone as sense of how long it will take be seen, even if it's a rough approximation. After 3 hours of waiting, I left. I am not able to comment on the quality of care because I did not receive any. If you're visiting Venice, if it's not an emergency, I didn't recommend coming here unless you've got time on your hands.

Impressive job in an emergency. One of the members of our group needed emergency assistance due to…read morean afib. The team that showed up and transported him was stellar, headed by a very badass woman. From the moment of the realization of the problem to this team showing up, was no more than about five min. From that point to arriving at the hospital was not more than 40 min. Which included the ambulance boat. I have to give credit to the team at the JW Marriott as well. Everyone was so kind and expedient. Spent 3.5 hours at the hospital and were able to go to dinner with friends afterward. The procedure included three IVs and a shock to the heart. The cost? $354.