Locations — Umbertide · Umbria · Italy

Istituto Clinico Tiberino

Work with orthopedic and neurological patients in a primarily inpatient setting. The facility is equipped with state-of-the-art robotics and a pool therapy facility. Set in a beautiful rural region of Umbria with accommodations at a lovely agriturismo.

INPATIENTOUTPATIENTORTHONEUROSPORTS 6–12 weeks Car: Strongly recommended

Aquatic Facility in-house and available to students. Placement can generally be tailored to meet individual setting requirements. Advance, robotics for gait training. Clinic 5-min drive from accommodation.

An equipment store at Istituto Clinico Tiberino: a steel rehabilitation frame hung with suspension straps, beside walking frames and wheelchairs

Where you could live

We arrange somewhere near the clinic for you. Housing choice out here is genuinely limited and a car is worth having whatever you choose, so there is less to gain from looking further afield than there would be in a city. Talk to us before arranging anything independently and we will tell you what works.

Getting to the clinic

A car is strongly recommended. The accommodation is out in the countryside, a short drive from the clinic, with no practical alternative.

What it costs

Accommodation is €175 p/wk per student. A car is worth having here, and rental runs about EUR 1,100 a month usually split between the students in your cohort — budget for it as a second line alongside rent.

About the area

Formerly Istituto Prosperius Tiberino, renamed Istituto Clinico Tiberino. The regional authority approved an increase to its bed count, taking it to roughly 120 across four wards, and it remains an intensive mono-specialist rehabilitation hospital operating both inpatient and day-hospital regimes.

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Costs are estimates, not quotes. They vary with housing, flights and exchange rates — please verify independently before you commit. Car guidance is advice, not a requirement. Check current local transport before you decide.

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