Salvator Mundi International Hospital

The clinic, from its foundation in 1951 to today, has gone through several phases of change, aiming for innovation but keeping firm the principles that have inspired its activity since its creation. Born with the Sisters of the Congregation of the Divine Savior, since September 2018 the clinic has been part of the UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center) group, one of the most important American healthcare realities that belongs to the prestigious University of Pittsburgh. For some time, processes have been launched aimed at ensuring ever higher standards of quality and safety of international clinical performances. Significant health renovations were carried out, with the creation of new medical and surgical services and new departments - such as intensive care, hemodynamics and interventional radiology - and the implementation of the latest generation of tools and technologies. They also continue investments to complete the renovation of the structure and modernization of hospital rooms are planned. All aimed at the growth and development of excellent activities, in parallel with the constant commitment to research, training and innovation. Never forgetting that the patient is always at the center of our world, with all his different and personal needs.