The first-aid point in Vico Equense is expected to reactivate services for white-code cases, described as low-complexity cases, on an experimental basis.
According to a report by Metropolis Web, the measure was approved by ASL Napoli 3 Sud in deliberation no. 1433/2026 and announced by Vico Equense mayor Peppe Aiello. The reported reactivation follows the removal of some low-complexity services from the facility in 2020.
What was announced
The Metropolis Web report says the experimental reactivation concerns white-code cases at the Vico Equense first-aid point. White-code cases are identified in the reporting as low-complexity cases.
The measure is attributed to ASL Napoli 3 Sud deliberation no. 1433/2026. The announcement was made public by Mayor Peppe Aiello.
The report presents the move as a return after six years, linking it to services removed from the facility in 2020.
The hospital involved
The facility is the De Luca e Rossano hospital in Vico Equense, located at Via Domenico Caccioppoli 4.
ASL Napoli 3 Sud identifies De Luca e Rossano as a first-level DEA facility. Its listed activity includes ordinary inpatient care, day-hospital care and specialist outpatient services.
That existing structure gives readers useful context: the reported change reactivates low-complexity services at the facility, rather than creating a new hospital.
What remains unclear
The exact date on which the white-code service will begin was not specified in the material available.
The official ASL hospital page consulted does not independently confirm deliberation no. 1433/2026 or the reported reactivation.
Detailed opening hours, staffing levels and the precise services covered by the white-code arrangement also remain unclear. Residents should wait for confirmation from ASL Napoli 3 Sud or the Municipality of Vico Equense before planning a visit on this basis.
