Sheba Medical Center

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9.90

Ramat Gan, Israel

User Score	Total Reviews	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Beds	Patients	Departments	Ownership	Clinical trials	Is University Hospital	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
96%	936	9.9/10	$$$	15	3	1948	2000	1430000	69 medical units	State hospital	Conduct clinical trials	Yes	Kids, Adults	General	Inpatient, Outpatient	Large	Yes

Overview

Size & Capacity

Large, 2,000 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

3.8 on Google

The data collected based on 936 patient reviews on Google

Certificates

Features & Facts

World’s Top-10 Ranking

In 2026, Sheba rose to the #7 position globally. It is recognized for its "City of Health" model, which integrates acute care, rehabilitation, and innovation on a single campus, treating over 2 million patients annually.

AI-Powered Emergency Room

Sheba launched Project K, the world’s first AI-driven ER. The system automatically gathers medical histories, suggests diagnostic tests, and prioritizes critical cases, ensuring the fastest possible intervention for life-threatening conditions.

Advanced Theranostics Center

The newly opened Roman Abramovich Theranostics Center uses an on-site cyclotron to produce medical isotopes. This enables "see-and-treat" precision, allowing doctors to visualize and destroy cancer cells in a single integrated workflow.

CAR-T Cell Leadership

Sheba is a global pioneer in "point-of-care" CAR-T therapy. By producing these "living drugs" in its own academic labs, the hospital has reduced the "vein-to-vein" time to just 10-11 days, significantly faster than commercial manufacturers.

NVIDIA Genome Partnership

A collaboration with NVIDIA and Mount Sinai, Sheba uses large language models (LLMs) to decode the "dark matter" of the human genome. This AI initiative aims to discover new targets for treating previously incurable genetic diseases.

RNA-Based Therapy Hub

The center launched the region’s first personalized RNA-based therapy program. This initiative provides bespoke treatments for patients with complex, treatment-resistant cancers by tailoring the RNA sequence to the individual's tumor profile.

Global Innovation Network

Through its ARC Center, Sheba has established an international ecosystem with hubs in Boston, London, and Singapore. It has trained over 1,000 clinicians in entrepreneurship, turning "bedside needs" into market-ready medical technologies.

Around 750 Clinical Trials Every Year

Scientists have developed antibodies to fight melanoma, known as the "cancer serum." They have also developed a method called "Cellvizio," which can detect cancer cells during endoscopy and treat kidney failure with stem cells.

Bone Marrow Transplants for Kids

The clinic works closely with the International Registry of Bone Marrow Transplantation and the European Blood and Bone Marrow Transplantation Group. After the procedure, patients will stay in one of our four HEPA filter-equipped wards.

Largest Arrhythmia Center

The hospital conducts over 3,000 catheterization procedures yearly. Skilled cardiologists perform angiography, stenting, pacemaker implantations, and other treatments to address heart conditions.

Powerful Technical Equipment

Allows the use of the most advanced intensive therapy methods, such as therapeutic hypothermia, practiced only in some clinics worldwide. The essence is to artificially lower the body temperature to protect the patient's brain from damage.

Medical Innovation Center

In collaboration with Lonza Group's experts, the clinic's doctors are developing advanced gene therapies for patients with leukemia and lymphoma. In addition, the medical center is working with OKI Electric Industry on a promising project that focuses on preventing dementia.

About the clinic

Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan is the most famous medical center in the Middle East and a global leader in healthcare innovation. The center operates as a comprehensive "city of health," encompassing a general hospital, a maternity hospital, the Safra Children's Hospital, and one of the largest rehabilitation hospitals in the world. Since its founding in 1948, the clinic has integrated the most advanced medical technology to treat patients with severe and complex illnesses. Its massive infrastructure, comprising 159 specialized departments and 75 laboratories, enables rapid, accurate diagnosis and highly effective treatment of a vast range of pathologies. The hospital's elite staff of more than 1,600 doctors adheres to the highest international standards of diagnostics, therapy, and rehabilitation, supported by a total workforce of approximately 10,000 employees. Nowadays, Sheba continues to manage an extraordinary clinical volume: performing over 50,000 surgical interventions and welcoming more than 11,000 newborns annually. Recognized by Newsweek as one of the top 10 medical institutions in the world for several consecutive years, the center is fully accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI), confirming its status as a premier world-class clinic. Sheba is the undisputed national leader in clinical research, conducting nearly 25% of all clinical trials in Israel. With over 90 research groups driving 4,000 studies annually, the center is a global pioneer in fields such as oncology, cardiology, and genetics. It serves as the home for the Israel National Center for Medical Simulation (MSR), the National Blood Bank, and the Cord Blood Bank. Other flagship units include the Heart Center, the Center for Cancer Treatment and Research, and the Israel Center for Disaster Medicine and Humanitarian Response, which provides aid in global crises. A defining feature of Sheba is its "ARC" (Accelerate, Redesign, Collaborate) innovation hub, which integrates artificial intelligence, big data, and telemedicine into daily patient care. This technological prowess is balanced by a holistic medical team that treats the unique physical, emotional, and functional needs of every patient. Whether through advanced robotic surgery or comprehensive neuro-rehabilitation, the center provides a service-oriented environment that remains at the cutting edge of 21st-century medicine.

Primary focus

Departments & Doctors

Cardiac, thoracic surgery

Prof. Dr. Ehud Raanani

cardiothoracic surgery

Cardiology, hypertension

Prof. Dr. Roy Beigel

internal medicine and cardiology

Interventional cardiology

Prof. Dr. Israel Barbash

internal medicine and cardiology

Heart rhythm disorders

Prof. Dr. Roy Beinart

internal medicine, cardiology, and heart rhythm disorders

Cardiology, cardiomyopathy, heart failure

Prof. Dr. Michael Arad

internal medicine, cardiology, and genetics of cardiovascular disease

Gallery

2025: A dynamic year for Sheba Medical Center with global impact

Sheba Medical Center Inaugurates The Roman Abramovich Theranostics and Nuclear Medicine Center

St. Moritz Gala

Sheba Medical Center Rises to #7 in World’s Best Hospital Rankings

President Isaac Herzog congratulates Sheba

Sheba Medical Center ranks 9th in the world!

Extra services

Language Assistance

Visa Support

Telemedicine

Travel Assistance

Stay Arrangements

Location

Derech Sheba 2, Ramat Gan, Israel

FAQ

Is leukemia treatment available at the hospital?

The clinic uses a revolutionary type of blood cancer treatment - CART therapy, which programs the patient's altered leukocytes to destroy cancer cells when other treatments fail. Fortunately, after just one treatment, the cells stay in the body and continue to attack the tumor for months.

Is it possible to cure congenital hydrocephalus in the center?

Yes, the disease can be treated at the hospital. Congenital hydrocephalus is usually treated by inserting a shunt to drain fluid into the abdomen. In addition, doctors perform endoscopic third ventriculostomy, a procedure that uses endoscopes for minimally invasive surgical treatment of hydrocephalus.

What makes the Sheba Rehabilitation Hospital unique?

It is one of the largest and most advanced facilities of its kind globally, specializing in neurological, orthopedic, and respiratory rehabilitation. It utilizes VR-based therapy and advanced exoskeletons to help patients with spinal cord or brain injuries regain mobility faster than traditional methods allow.