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ASL in Rome: the 6 local health authorities.

To register with the National Health Service (SSN), choose or change your family doctor, get exemptions and book appointments, you go to the ASL that covers the district or town where you are resident.

ASLArea coveredOfficial website
ASL Roma 1Historic centre, Trionfale, Prati, Esquilino, Aurelio, Borgo, Monti, part of Trasteverewww.aslroma1.it
ASL Roma 2Tiburtino, San Lorenzo, Centocelle, Tor Sapienza, Casilino, Prenestino, Tor Bella Monacawww.aslroma2.it
ASL Roma 3EUR, Ostiense, Magliana, Acilia, Ostia, Marconi, Portuensewww.aslroma3.it
ASL Roma 4Civitavecchia, Bracciano, Fiumicino, Cerveteri, Ladispoli and the north-west of the provincewww.aslroma4.it
ASL Roma 5Tivoli, Guidonia, Palestrina, Subiaco and the north-east of the provincewww.aslroma5.it
ASL Roma 6Albano, Frascati, Pomezia, Marino, Velletri, Anzio, Nettuno and the south of the provincewww.aslroma6.it

How to find your ASL

Your ASL is the one covering the town or district where you are resident. Within the city of Rome the boundaries follow groups of Municipi: Roma 1 covers Municipi I (historic centre), II, XIII and XIV (Aurelio); Roma 2 covers III, IV and V (east); Roma 3 covers IX, X, XI and XII (south-west and Ostia). ASL 4, 5 and 6 serve the towns of the metropolitan area outside the city of Rome.

What you can do at the ASL

Useful numbers

  • ReCUP Lazio (bookings): 06 9939
  • Medical emergencies: 112 (single emergency number) or 118
  • Out-of-hours doctor: 06 570600 (nights and public holidays)