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Hadassah Medical Center

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Hadassah Medical Center, located in Jerusalem, is a renowned and historic medical organization that plays a pivotal role in Israel's healthcare system. Established in 1934 (though its roots as a healthcare provider by the Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America go back to 1912), it operates as a public (governmental) academic medical center, deeply affiliated with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It is distinguished by its mission to provide healing "to all, without regard for race, religion, or ethnic origin," a principle it upholds by serving a diverse population in Jerusalem and beyond. Hadassah Medical Center is comprised of two university hospitals: Hadassah University Hospital-Ein Kerem and Hadassah University Hospital-Mount Scopus. Across these two campuses, the medical center boasts a combined capacity of over 1,300 beds (Ein Kerem having around 800 beds and Mount Scopus approximately 400). It features 31 operating theaters and nine specialized intensive care uni...

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HOSPITAL TYPE

Public Hospital

HOSPITAL UNIT

Multispecialty Hospital

ESTABLISHED

1934

Highlights

Bed Count 1300
ICU Count 1
OT Count 31
Established in 1934
Pharmacy
Labs
Ambulance

Room Types

General Ward
Semi-Private Room
Private Room

Awards & Certification

International Certification

JCI

Globally recognized standard for hospital quality and patient safety.

Facility Accreditation

Specialty Accreditation

Testimonial Videos

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Location

Kalman Ya'akov Man St, Jerusalem, Israel, null, Jerusalem, Israel

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