Once again, Hadassah hospitals have been recognised by Newsweek magazine as among the world’s leading hospitals!
For the seventh consecutive year, Hadassah Medical Center has been named one of the world’s top smart hospitals, with its oncology and cardiology departments ranked as global leaders in their fields. This recognition comes after a particularly challenging year, during which Hadassah played a crucial role in treating and rehabilitating war-wounded soldiers and civilians.
The prestigious ranking was based on a global survey that invited tens of thousands of medical professionals to share their expertise and recommend top institutions. The survey also factored in certification data and patient-reported outcome metrics.
Ms. Dalia Itzik, Chairwoman of Hadassah's Board of Directors, commented: “Hadassah dedicates significant resources to advancing smart technologies that benefit all of Israel’s residents. Our incredible team has been saving lives, rehabilitating wounded soldiers at the Gandel Rehabilitation Center, and performing groundbreaking surgeries. We remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of care, blending innovation with humanity. The board and management will continue to provide our teams with the latest tools and ensure they receive the recognition they deserve for their dedication to patients.”
Prof. Yoram Weiss, Director General of Hadassah, added: “We are proud that our oncology and cardiology teams have once again made Newsweek's prestigious list, as well as our innovative technological, scientific, and research teams. Their efforts have placed Hadassah among the world’s smartest hospitals. We are constantly integrating cutting-edge technologies, from artificial intelligence to global research collaborations, ensuring that we stay at the forefront of medical advancement. Our greatest reward is seeing thousands of patients recover and return home each year.”
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