All you need is a prescription from your general practitioner (GP) using the official ricetta rossa
form of the Italian National Health Service (SSN).

All you need is a prescription from your general practitioner (GP) using the official ricetta rossa
form of the Italian National Health Service (SSN).

At Terme di Torre Canne, the Following SSN-Covered Treatments Are Available:

• Cycle of Mud Therapy:
  Application of thermal mud to body areas affected by rheumatic or arthritic conditions.
• Cycle of Mud + Balneotherapy
  A combined treatment with thermal mud and baths, enhancing the therapeutic effects
  on joints and circulation.
• Cycle of Balneotherapy
  Immersion in thermal water, known for its anti-inflammatory, vasodilating, and
  muscle-relaxing properties.
• Cycle of Inhalation Therapy
  Inhalation of thermal steam or aerosols to benefit the respiratory system and mucous
  membranes.
• Cycle for Peripheral Vascular Disease
  A hydrotherapy-based program to improve blood circulation in the legs and prevent
  complications from varicose veins.
• Cycle for Rhinogenic Hearing Loss
  Introduction of air or thermal water into the Eustachian tubes to drain the middle ear
  and treat inflammation or obstructions.
• Cycle for Motor Function Rehabilitation
  A personalized program of physical exercises and manual therapies in the thermal pool
  or gym, aimed at regaining mobility and muscle strength after trauma or surgery.
• Cycle for Respiratory Function Rehabilitation
  A tailored program of respiratory exercises and manual therapy, in pool or gym, to
  improve lung capacity and breathing quality.

How to Access SSN-Covered Thermal Treatments

Ask your GP (or any SSN-affiliated doctor) for a medical prescription specifying:
• Diagnosis
• Type of thermal treatment required

Important:
You must have your prescription before booking your treatment. The prescription is valid only
within the calendar year it is issued.

Each citizen is entitled to one treatment cycle per year, except for individuals in protected
categories (e.g., people with disabilities or workers exposed to harmful agents), who may be
eligible for two cycles.