medicine

Member since 12 July 2014

carol HumphreysMember29 February 2016 20:33:16

I am a retired lady, can anyone tell me if l am a resident in Italy do l have to pay for my prescriptions. I am over 65.
Carol

oliviaf Active member

Member since 11 June 2013

oliviafActive member01 March 2016 08:35:15

Hello, depends where you live, each 'regione' has its own regulations. And it's
defined by income, illness, or invalidity, not just age.
Best
Olivia

Member since 12 July 2014

carol HumphreysMember01 March 2016 17:15:44

Thankyou Olivia,
We are moving to Basilicata,
Carol

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