Hadassah University Hospital Ein Kerem

Hadassah University Hospital Ein Kerem in Jerusalem is a tertiary-level hospital that treats virtually every conceivable aspect of modern medicine and serves as a national reference center for complex medical cases. The hospital provides the most advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services in Israel for local and national populations, as well as many foreign patients. For almost 100 years, Hadassah Medical Center has been a leader in medicine and nursing in the country, laying the foundation and setting the standard for the modern healthcare system. Opened in 1961, the sprawling Hadassah Hospital comprises more than 28 buildings, with specialized services at the Institute of Oncology, the Department of Hematology, and the Department of Cancer Immunobiology and Bone Marrow Transplantation. The hospital has over 130 departments, 800 beds, 31 operating rooms, and nine special intensive care units. The hospital annually provides medical and surgical care to about 1. 5 million people. Of these, about 85,000 are inpatients and 75,000 outpatients. In addition, the medical center admits 40,500 oncological and hematological patients and provides services for the birth of 12,000 newborns. Hadassah University Hospital Ein Kerem is Israel's only academic medical institution that combines teaching and learning on the same campus.  Hadassah provides outstanding education and clinical experience with the Hebrew University. About 60% of scientific medical research in Israel is conducted at the Hadassah Medical Center.  In 2020, Hadassah researchers received six of the eight coveted research physician grants awarded by the Israel Science Foundation. Thanks to the clinic's achievements in artificial insemination, the first child with the help of IVF was born in the country. In addition, Prime Minister Israeli Ariel Sharon was treated in the neurological department of the clinic.  Since 2005, the medical team has been successfully engaged in gene therapy for cancer, anemia, and genetic diseases, and two years later, developed a vaccine against autoimmune Crohn's disease. The clinic is proud of the newest building at the hospital, Sarah's Tower Watsman Davidson. It is an impeccably designed, low-energy state-of-the-art hospital building for which a team of architects received a building design award. The hospital has departments for all types of diseases, and some departments are the only ones of their kind in the Jerusalem area. Specialized centers such as the Patricia and Russell Fleischman Center for Women's Health, the Marlene Greenbaum Multidisciplinary Breast Center, the Center for Brain Diseases, and the Heart Institute are unique in Israel. The high competence of doctors guarantees patients high-quality medical care. Hospital gardens provide green space for emotional support for patients and staff.