Asl 9 Ivrea
asl.ivrea.to.it was the website of Asl 9 of Ivrea, a local health authority later merged into Asl TO4, online from at least 2001 to 2014.
asl.ivrea.to.it was the website of Asl 9 of Ivrea, a local health authority: the first archived snapshot, from 28 June 2001, already listed the main public services, including home care, pharmaceutical assistance, a family counselling centre, out-of-hours medical service and emergency healthcare (118).1
In December 2007 the site, based at via Aldisio 2 in Ivrea, presented itself as "Asl 9 Ivrea", with sections on organisation, services, prescription charge exemptions, duty pharmacies and a reserved area for family doctors and paediatricians.2
From 1 January 2008, Asl 9 of Ivrea merged, together with the former Asl 6 of Ciriè and Asl 7 of Chivasso, into the new Asl TO4, which covered 177 municipalities in the Turin belt and the Canavese for around 520,000 residents; the site, kept at the same address, was updated accordingly as the website of "Asl TO4".3
In the last snapshot with content, from October 2014, the "Asl TO4" site offered online services such as booking appointments and tests and changing one's family doctor.4
The domain asl.ivrea.to.it has been registered since 25 March 1998.5
The transformation into Asl TO4 from 2008
In June 2014 the site asl.ivrea.to.it reported that on 1 January 2008 Asl 9 of Ivrea had merged with the former Asl 6 of Ciriè and Asl 7 of Chivasso, giving rise to the new Azienda Sanitaria Locale TO4, stretching from the Turin belt towards Valle d'Aosta and France, with 177 municipalities, around 520,000 residents and nearly 4,400 employees, organised into 5 health districts.1
The site kept the same address and a structure similar to that of Asl 9, with sections on organisation, online services, transparent administration and a Public Relations Office; the last snapshot with content, from October 2014, still recorded its updates.2
From ASL 9 of Ivrea to ASL TO4: the 2008 merger
The site asl.ivrea.to.it, in a June 2001 snapshot, presented the A.S.L. Ivrea with services such as home care, pharmaceutical assistance and psychiatric care.
On 1 January 2008, Azienda Sanitaria Locale 9 of Ivrea merged with the former ASL 6 of Ciriè and ASL 7 of Chivasso, giving rise to the new Azienda Sanitaria Locale TO4, with a territory stretching from the Turin belt to Valle d'Aosta.
ASL 7, based at via Po 11 in Chivasso, was shown as active under this name from at least January 2001.
The site asl.ivrea.to.it in the web archive (1999-2014)
The site asl.ivrea.to.it is documented in the web archive from 1999, when it advertised the services of the A.S.L. of Ivrea. In the 7 July 2006 snapshot, under the name Asl 9 Ivrea, the site was organised by operating facilities, specialist services, family doctors and prescription charge exemptions, based at via Aldisio 2 in Ivrea. In the last snapshot, from 4 October 2014, the domain already hosted the website of Asl TO4, born from the merger that had absorbed the former Asl 9.
The domain asl.ivrea.to.it in the web archive
The domain asl.ivrea.to.it, in the web archive since 28 June 2001, presents itself as "A.S.L. IVREA". In 2014 the site instead presents itself under the new name "Asl TO4".
The site asl.ivrea.to.it, from Asl 9 of Ivrea to Asl TO4 (2001-2014)
The site asl.ivrea.to.it, online under the name "A.S.L. IVREA" in the 28 June 2001 web archive snapshot, presents itself as "Asl 9 Ivrea" in the 7 July 2006 snapshot, with a map of services (home, pharmaceutical and psychiatric care) and operating facilities. In the 4 October 2014 snapshot the same domain carries the name "Asl TO4", the local health authority that absorbed the old Asl 9.
Related articles: ASL 7 di Chivasso (sito), ASL TO4, Piedmont Region
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Sources
- web.archive.org — 28 June 2001
- web.archive.org — 18 December 2007
- web.archive.org — 23 June 2014
- web.archive.org — 4 October 2014
- whois.nic.it
- Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 26 January 2001
- Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 7 July 2006
- Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 4 October 2014