Centres

Albenga, Loano and San Salvatore di Cogorno

Western Facilities: Albenga and Loano

The Albenga Dialysis Centre is located within the San Michele Clinic, while the Loano Dialysis Centre is situated within the fully renovated and enchanting Villa Azzurra.
Clinica San Michele, Albenga, Centri Dialisi della Riviera Ligure
Villa Azzurra, Loano, Centri Dialisi della Riviera Ligure

Since the 19th century, western Liguria has been the preferred destination for the English and Americans who are enamoured with the Riviera dei Fiori as much as inland Liguria.

This ever-lasting charm from another time starts in Ventimiglia and extends up to Genoa, with incredible views and all the beauty of the Riviera di Ponente towns, which crop up one after the other with their unspoilt medieval charm.

Finale Ligure, Alassio, Andora and Pietra Ligure. And many, many more.

Eastern Facility: San Salvatore di Cogorno

The recently renovated centre is located near the Lavagna motorway toll station, 2km from the sea, in a strategic position between the Tigullio Gulf and Cinque Terre.
San Salvatore di Cogorno, Centri Dialisi della Riviera Ligure
San Salvatore di Cogorno, Centri Dialisi della Riviera Ligure

The Tigullio Gulf lies to the east of Genoa, a succession of marvellous coves such as Paraggi, the natural harbour of Santa Margherita Ligure, San Michele di Pagana and the Rapallo Gulf, all the way to Zoagli. Beautiful beaches with amenities and marinas where line boats, fisher boats and yachts are docked. Small and large towns on the Riviera, with a world-famous treasure: Portofino.

The Cinque Terre are five old fishing villages situated along the jagged Ligurian coast. Each of these towns is characterised by colourful houses and steep vineyards on the sea cliffs. Over a thousand years, human beings have “transformed” the natural environment by sectioning off the precipitous slopes to create arable strips of land, known as ciàn, supported by kilometres of dry stone walls.

The Sentiero Azzurro, a trail that extends along the coast, connects the Cinque Terre together and offers splendid panoramas overlooking the sea. The area is a World Heritage Site.