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Hadassah's two hills of healing: Ein Kerem (left) |
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For nearly a century, the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem has been providing outstanding cutting-edge and compassionate health care to everyone regardless of religion or ethnicity.
Recognized internationally for its exceptional contribution to medicine and as a role model of what peace would look like in the Middle East, this pacesetting medical center earned a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize. Patients from around the world seek out the Hadassah Medical Organization for its innovative medical procedures.
The Hadassah Medical Center is the home of many Centers of Excellence covering numerous specialties, such as: Computer-Assisted Surgery, Gene Therapy, Immune Mediated Disorders, Invasive Angiology, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Molecular Medicine, Pediatric Metabolic Diseases, Stem Cell Research, and Trauma Medicine.
At Hadassah, five thousand health professionals treat nearly one million people each year. Hadassah conducts more research than all other hospitals in Israel combined.
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Looking to the Future
To remain on the cutting edge of healthcare and research, Hadassah is bringing our physical facility into the 21st century and beyond by building a new inpatient Tower of Healing. This new building will house the most advanced medical technologies and enable our brilliant physicians and researchers to expand their trailblazing medical discoveries, while continuing our legacy of compassionate care.
“You, Hadassah International, help us maintain the medical excellence that is our hallmark. You have shared our triumphs and our tragedies, our mission, and our vision. Hadassah is one family regardless of where we are located. We are connected through our common cause, our care, and our concern. Your involvement makes a vital difference to our patients and staff. Your actions and your deeds truly change people’s lives.”
--Prof. Shlomo Mor-Yosef
Director General, Hadassah Medical Center
Hadassah's two hills of healing: Ein Kerem (left) 
and Mount Scopus
