New office at Via Marani 29 (Vicenza) for specialist visits
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Dr. Steven Novek joined the medical staff at the Poliambulatorio + HUB in August 2019. He is the former medical director of the US Army Health Center's Patient Liaison Service at San Bortolo Hospital, and he specializes in Pediatrics. He has a long experience working with adults and children here in Italy, and he is now working as a family physician, fulfilling all your primary care needs here in Vicenza.
Dr. Novek has developed a network of experienced physicians in all medical specialties, many of whom can find right here at the HUB. Here at the HUB we are happy to work with English-speaking patients for all your healthcare needs.
You can call us for an appointment with Dr. Novek, or with any of our specialists, at: 0444-251-922
FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY:
07:30 – 19:00
FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY:
07:30 – 19:00
FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY:
07:30 – 10:00
*with the exception of some critical tests, such as ACTH and venous PH
Saturday June 20
7:30 – 10:00
Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 19:00
Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 10:00
Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 19:00
MEDICAL DIRECTOR Dr. Roberto Pezzato – Operating authorization no. 45117 of 30/06/2010 (LR no. 22 / 2002) and subsequent renewals
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HUB - Bio Health Unit | Outpatient Clinic and Analysis in Vicenza
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