Dr. Milton Saute, founder of lung transplantation in Israel and a renowned expert in the field, is joining Sheba's Institute of Pulmonary Medicine.

The underground Intensive Care Unit is custom designed to provide rapid response in times of crisis, such as pandemic outbreaks and war.

Israeli medical facilities, hospitals, and organizations partner with national and international centers to acquire and manufacture medical equipment for treating and preventing the spread of COVID-19.

In a 12-minute video, Robert Klempfner, MD, Director of the Cardiovascular Prevention Institute at Sheba Medical Center, explains the use of wearable technologies to manage personalized, remote cardiac rehabilitation programs for patients.

There are six medical tracks, and a senior Sheba physician is at the helm of each one: telemedicine, precision medicine, digital innovation focusing on big data and artificial intelligence, virtual reality, rehabilitation, and surgical innovation.

As a level one burn center, Sheba’s Burn Unit receives patients from across Israel and abroad. It is also the only burn unit in the country that provides respiratory and intensive care on its premises.

Medicine Sets the Stage for International Peace & Partnership

Sheba Medical Center, the largest, most advanced hospital facility in the Middle East, takes pride in being recognized worldwide as a leading force in medicine.

A ravaging house fire left 18-month old Shams Ismail in critical condition, with burns on over 50% of her small body. She was rushed to the National Burn Unit at Sheba Medical Center, where top experts saved her life.