SHEBA Medical Center Ramat Gan

SHEBA Medical Center Ramat Gan is the most famous medical center in the Middle East. The center includes a general hospital, a maternity hospital, a children's hospital, and a rehabilitation hospital. The clinic uses the most advanced medical technology to treat patients with severe illnesses. The infrastructure allows for accurate diagnosis and comprehensive and effective treatment of various diseases and pathologies. The hospital staff of more than 1,600 doctors adheres to the highest standards of diagnostics, therapy, and rehabilitation medicine, and the total number of employees is approximately 10,000. Every year, the medical center treats 430,000 inpatients and over a million outpatients. The clinic's surgeons perform more than 50,000 surgical interventions annually, while more than 11,000 babies are born in the delivery rooms yearly. In addition, the medical center has 159 specialized departments, outpatient clinics and centers, and 75 laboratories. SHEBA Hospital is one of the top 10 medical institutions in the world, according to the American magazine Newsweek. The clinic is accredited according to the American standards by Joint Commission International, which is indisputable proof of a world-class clinic. The hospital employs dozens of leading doctors, including world-class professionals.  The medical center is the national leader in clinical research in Israel and conducts almost a quarter of all clinical trials in the country. There are more than 90 research groups at Sheba, and about 4,000 studies are driven annually. SHEBA is home to the world-famous Israel National Center for Medical Simulation, the National Blood Bank, and the Cord Blood Bank. Other major clinic centers include the Center for Cancer Treatment and Research, the Heart Center, the Center for Gynecology and Maternity, and the Israel Center for Disaster Medicine and Humanitarian Response. The clinic's structure also includes one of the largest rehabilitation hospitals in the world. The medical team creates a therapeutic and service-oriented environment for the patient, using a holistic approach to each patient's unique physical, emotional, and functional needs.