Hadassah Medical Center

Capacity — 700 beds.

Specialisations: anesthesiology, visceral surgery, gynecology, rheumatology, traumatology, urology, cardiology, psychology, diabetology, radiology, gastroenterology, dermatology, pulmonology, neurology, plastic surgery, oncology, ophthalmology, pedistrics, otorhinolaryngology.

Hadassah Medical Center is one of the oldest and largest hospitals in Israel, located in Jerusalem. It consists of two hospitals, Hadassah Har Ha Tsofim and Hadassah Ein Kerem.

Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital receives patients in northeastern Jerusalem, includes 30 units, including Rosalie Goldberg Center for Neonatal Intensive Therapy, Guggenheim Rehabilitation Center and also Hospice Ina and Jack Kai. It is a university clinic at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, there are 5 schools that train specialists in various fields. The hospital employs leading experts in their field, including Nobel Prize winners.

The principle of the Hadassah Center is to provide medical care to people on an equal basis, without racial and interfaith prejudice. Benefits of treatment at Hadassah Medical Center are obvious:

• Effective medical care at the level of international standards of treatment abroad;
• Advanced diagnostics and treatment technologies;
• Excellent specialists;
• Research and clinical base of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem;
• The latest methods of diagnostics and treatment;
• First-class service;
• Individual approach to each patient

The clinic includes, among others, the Bone Marrow Transplantation Center, the Calcium and Bone Metabolism Center, the Human Biology Research Center, the Institute of Gene Therapy, the Women's Health Center, and the National Skin Bank.

The clinic is particularly famous for its Neonatology Center, where it manages to care for premature babies, even with a weight of 500 grams, thanks to the Bone Marrow Transplantation Center, which trains transplant specialists for different countries. This is the only clinic in the country and one of the few in the world where surgical treatment of Parkinson's disease. The centre of artificial insemination, which has the highest rates of successful attempts and well-born children, is also very popular among patients.