Overview

• Enzo Speranzini Anelli, 61, says his first-visit report contained the wording “paziente omosex” and that the doctor said the phrase aloud.
• Asl di Pescara states there was no privacy breach because the wording appears only on the personal outpatient report delivered solely to the patient.
• The authority says the entry followed explicit consent obtained during the visit in the presence of witnesses for STI risk assessment and potential prophylaxis such as PrEP.
• A dispute persists over administrative handling, with the patient saying reception requested that document despite the authority’s denial.
• He shared the episode on Facebook, is seeking clarification from hospital leadership, and says he does not intend to file a formal complaint.