Compare Clinics Worldwide — Page 31

Sheba Tel HaShomer is Israel's largest hospital, treating over 1 million patients each year. It is best known for fertility, oncology, and neurosurgery. The hospital is also an academic partner of Tel Aviv University's medical school.

• Performs over 150 organ transplants and 40,000 surgical procedures annually.
• Serves as Israel's national referral center for complex trauma and rare diseases.
• Offers a dedicated international patient service with English-speaking coordinators.
• Houses a world-leading fertility unit with 5,000+ IVF cycles yearly.

Schneider Center for Children Medicine is Israel's largest pediatric hospital, treating 275,000 children annually. It is the national center for hematology-oncology, cardiology, and organ transplantation. The center is affiliated with the Sackler Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University.

• Cures over two-thirds of pediatric cancer patients in the country as a national hematology-oncology center.
• Pediatric Cardiology Institute is the largest heart disorder center in Israel.
• Performs complex bone marrow transplants, including from non-blood relatives.
• Developmental center examines around 4,000 children each year.
• Holds Accreditation Canada Diamond Status for safety and quality.

Rabin Medical Center is one of Israel's largest medical complexes, performing 60% of the country's organ transplants. Its main specialties include oncology, cardiology, cardiac surgery, and organ transplantation. Named among Newsweek's World's Best Smart Hospitals 2023.

• 6,000+ cardiology and cardiac surgery procedures performed each year.
• 20% of all cancer patients in Israel receive treatment at the center.
• 7 new radiation therapy accelerators, including 2 first-of-their-kind in Israel.
• Da Vinci surgical robot, advanced MRI, and digital mammography on-site.
• Five-star recovery rooms in the Gura Shashi tower for patients and families.

Assaf Harofeh Medical Center is one of Israel's largest government hospitals, affiliated with Tel Aviv University. It is best known for infertility treatment and obstetrics, with over 9,000 births each year.

• One of the biggest hospitals in Israel – 21 operating rooms and over 300,000 outpatients annually.
• More than 60 years of medical experience, serving around 1,000 international patients.
• Over 23,000 surgeries performed each year across specialties like orthopedics and cardiology.
• Located just 15 km from Tel Aviv and Ben-Gurion International Airport.

Loewenstein Hospital Rehabilitation Center is the largest medical rehab facility in Israel. Founded in 1958, it treats both adults and children. Core specialties include rehab after strokes, brain and spinal cord injuries, and post-traumatic stress.

• Treats over 12,000 patients each year with around 300 concurrent hospitalizations.
• Return rates to relatively normal life: 92% for strokes, 80% for post-traumatic syndrome, and 56% for brain injuries.
• Nine specialized departments include pediatrics, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injury.
• Uses a strict motivational approach to encourage patient independence.
• Interpreters are available for international patients.

The Child Development Center Beit Issie Shapiro treats over 30,000 children each year. It has operated for 35 years and developed therapy methods now used worldwide. Its core specialties include early intervention, cerebral palsy, autism, and Down syndrome treatment.

• Parents are trained in massage and developmental games to support their child's therapy.
• Offers hydrotherapy, Snoezelen multi-sensory therapy, pet therapy, and iPad-based programs.
• A custom school program serves children ages 1 to 14 with intellectual disabilities.
• An on-site dental clinic treats special needs children using anesthesia for all procedures.

Soroka Medical Center is the fourth largest hospital in Israel. It serves over 60% of the population and performs about 30,000 operations each year. Its core specialties include neurosurgery, cardiosurgery, oncology, and orthopedics.

• 12,000 babies are born at Soroka each year.
• Home to one of Israel's most prestigious medical schools.
• Cardiologists lead in molecular biology of heart failure and offer genetic engineering for heart attacks.
• Saban Pediatric Center provides holistic care for children from around the world.

Herzliya Medical Center is a private hospital with 350 specialists and 20,000 surgeries each year. It treats patients from 50 countries. Its strongest specialties are orthopedics, neurosurgery, and oncology.

• Performs 5,000 orthopedic procedures each year.
• Ministry of Health inspection: patient safety scored 100, infection prevention scored 99.
• VIP patients receive an individual coordinator and a translator.

State Hospital Edith Wolfson is a general hospital in Holon, Israel. It has 60 departments and serves 120,000 patients each year. Its core specialties include pediatric neurology, orthopedics, and oncology.

• Focuses on pediatric neurology, monitoring at-risk infants and treating epilepsy and ADHD in children.
• Comprehensive body check-ups start at $1,300, coordinated by the medical tourism department.
• Over 2,000 staff and 650 doctors serve patients across 60 departments.
• The admissions office handles around 450 visits each day.

Sejong Hospital is a KOIHA-accredited general hospital in Incheon that sees over 402,000 patients each year. It houses 28 departments and 103 doctors across its specialties.

• Accredited by the Korean Institute for Healthcare Accreditation, meeting international standards.
• One of the largest patient volumes in the region, with more than 400,000 annual visits.
• Broad multispecialty capability with nearly 30 departments under one roof.