Global Patient Services at Sheba Medical Center-Tel Hashomer

Global Patient Services at Sheba Medical Center-Tel Hashomer 🏆 #7 best hospital in the world. Trusted by patients from more than 100 countries. Offering specialized care for complex medical cases.

29/07/2026

Sheba and OpenAI are partnering to advance a responsible approach to healthcare AI that supports healthcare professionals and gives them more time to focus on what matters most: their patients.

As OpenAI’s first international hospital partner, Sheba will bring advanced AI capabilities into daily clinical practice across the medical center. The platform will help clinicians access and review medical evidence more efficiently while reducing routine administrative burdens.

The technology is designed to support clinical expertise, not replace it. Every medical decision will remain solely in the hands of Sheba’s healthcare professionals.

Responsible implementation also means protecting patient information. OpenAI’s models will not be trained on Sheba’s data, and the platform will include enterprise-grade safeguards designed to maintain security and privacy.

Read more:
https://sheba-global.com/sheba-medical-center-collaborates-with-openai-on-its-first-international-healthcare-deployment/

At Sheba, our cancer teams combine patient care, research, and innovation to continue advancing cancer care.Last month, ...
27/07/2026

At Sheba, our cancer teams combine patient care, research, and innovation to continue advancing cancer care.

Last month, this work was highlighted on a global stage at the European Hematology Association (EHA) Congress in Stockholm, Sweden, a leading professional congress focused on the latest advancements in hematology.

There, Prof. Ben Boursi from Sheba’s Gastrointestinal Cancer Unit at the Jusidman Cancer Center was invited to present Sheba’s research on the microbiome and cancer treatment.

Our thanks to Prof. Boursi and to the dedicated Sheba teams who provide compassionate, expert care every day, while continuing to advance new knowledge, new possibilities, and hope for patients.

22/07/2026

Research advances may be set to shift what medicine can offer in cases of incurable vision loss.

At the Goldschleger Eye Institute's Retinal Restorative Lab, Dr. Ifat Sher and her team are growing new eye tissue from patient skin samples, expanding the range of what was previously thought possible.






14/07/2026

Did you know that 98% of each medication dose given for brain diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or glioblastoma never reaches the brain?

The reason is what doctors call “the blood-brain barrier”: a layer of tightly packed cells that lines the brain's blood vessels. It protects the brain from harmful substances, but it cannot distinguish between a threat and a treatment. It blocks both.

***This is one of the biggest obstacles in treating brain diseases with medication***

Prof. Yael Mardor, an expert in magnetic resonance imaging and drug delivery to the brain, shared how she and her team at Sheba Medical Center developed a non-invasive technology that opens the blood-brain barrier, temporarily and safely, allowing medication to finally reach the brain.

Read more: https://www.shebaonline.org/blood-brain-barrier-neurological-treatment-research/








07/07/2026

One in 10 women is affected by endometriosis. And still, many wait years to be diagnosed.

Recognizing the importance of early diagnosis, the Endometriosis Treatment Center at Sheba Medical Center uses advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment planning, and a multidisciplinary team of specialists to provide comprehensive, compassionate care.

Watch as Sheba specialists share how dedicated endometriosis care can support women through evaluation, treatment, pain management, and continued care beyond surgery.

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Experiencing symptoms or helping a loved one seek care? Don’t wait. Learn more about endometriosis symptoms and treatment options at Sheba: https://www.shebaonline.org/department/endometriosis-treatment-center/

Sometimes, progress is measured in grams, breaths, and quiet moments of hope.For twin sisters Hila and Avital, born prem...
06/07/2026

Sometimes, progress is measured in grams, breaths, and quiet moments of hope.

For twin sisters Hila and Avital, born prematurely at just 27 weeks, progress was measured in just that. They arrived at Sheba Medical Center’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) weighing barely one kilogram – with Avital weighing only 800 grams – too small to breathe, feed, or regulate their body temperature on their own.

In the NICU, the Sheba medical team monitored every parameter, every breath, every gram gained, and every change in vital signs. The parents spent long days at the bedside, immersed in a new world of monitors and medical terms, while the dedicated staff guided them through each step with expertise and compassion.

As the girls slowly grew stronger, hope followed each small improvement. When Hila grew strong enough to go home, Avital remained in the NICU, facing serious complications that required highly complex surgery. The NICU team fought for her relentlessly, never giving up for a moment.

For months, the family divided their time between home and hospital. Throughout their journey, the parents showed remarkable strength and resilience, supported by a NICU team that remained closely attentive, guiding Avital’s care with dedication and compassion.

After months of uncertainty and perseverance, Avital was able to join her sister, and the family was finally home together, beginning the life they had been waiting for. đź’™

When you choose to seek care at Sheba from abroad, one of the first voices you'll hear is your case manager's. We're ple...
03/07/2026

When you choose to seek care at Sheba from abroad, one of the first voices you'll hear is your case manager's.

We're pleased to welcome Elias Woldman and Xenia Litvinenko to the Global Patient Services team — two new dedicated points of contact who will guide international patients from first inquiry to arrival: collecting medical records, answering questions about treatment and costs, and making sure nothing gets lost in the process.

To meet Elias, Xenia, and the full Global Patient Services team, visit: https://www.shebaonline.org/team-2/

100 lung transplants. 100 stories of hope.Five years ago, Sheba established its Lung Transplant Unit to care for patient...
02/07/2026

100 lung transplants. 100 stories of hope.

Five years ago, Sheba established its Lung Transplant Unit to care for patients facing life-threatening lung disease.

Since then, a dedicated multidisciplinary team has come together to perform lung transplants for patients with complex and critical cases, including individuals who were once not considered candidates for transplantation.

This year, the unit completed its 100th lung transplant, marking an important milestone for the team and for the patients and families they support every day.

Read more: https://www.shebaonline.org/sheba-completes-100-lung-transplants/

29/06/2026

Pain can be one of the most challenging aspects of cancer care, and often demands dedicated clinical attention.

At Sheba's Oncological Pain Clinic, a full team of physicians, pain specialists, occupational therapists, and psychologists works together to address the physical and emotional aspects of each case.

Watch to learn more from Dana Oren, a pain nurse practitioner at Sheba with 18 years of specialized experience in oncological pain management.

26/06/2026

Tomorrow is World PTSD Awareness Day, and we want to shine a light on The Fifth Element: a first-of-its-kind mind-body healing center recently opened at Sheba Medical Center, nestled among eucalyptus trees within its Integrated Rehabilitation Hospital.

At The Fifth Element, recovery is built on five pillars:

🌿 Mind-body therapeutic practices
🌿 Emotional regulation and resilience-building skills
🌿 Community and peer support
🌿 Healing in nature
🌿 Rehabilitation and reintegration into daily life, education, and employment

This unique healing center was established through the initiative of businessman and philanthropist Udi Angel and made possible through the generous support of XT Holdings, jointly owned by Udi Angel and Idan Ofer.

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At Sheba, we believe that true mental health recovery goes beyond the clinic — and The Fifth Element was built on exactly that belief.

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