Global Patient Services at Sheba Medical Center-Tel Hashomer

Home
Israel
Ramat Gan
Global Patient Services at Sheba Medical Center-Tel Hashomer

Sheba's Global Patient Services provides world-class medicine with a personal touch to patients from across the globe.

15/06/2026

What if a spinal cord injury didn't have to mean the end of movement?

We're proud to announce our new partnership with the Kessler Foundation — bringing a revolutionary spinal cord stimulation therapy to patients living with a spinal cord injury, with the goal of helping them regain movement, mobility, and independence.

❓How does spinal cord stimulation work

By delivering small electrical signals to the spinal cord, this therapy reactivates the nerves below the injury site, helping restore the brain-body connection.

🤝 Why the Kessler Foundation and Sheba Medical Center?

The Kessler Foundation is a global leader in rehabilitation research, with world-renowned experts in spinal cord stimulation and a proven track record of turning science into clinical practice. Sheba Medical Center is the largest medical facility in the Middle East, ranked among the world's best for 8 consecutive years, with large-scale rehabilitation services and cutting-edge research infrastructure. Together, they make the best of both worlds: pioneering research and real-world clinical care to bring advanced therapy to patients who need it most.

10/06/2026

Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is a rare blood cancer that was once often fatal. Today, thanks to advances in treatment, many people with CML can now live longer lives.

Early detection matters—symptoms like persistent fatigue, night sweats, fever, and unexplained bruising shouldn’t be ignored.

At Sheba’s Hemato-Oncology Center, we combine cutting-edge treatment with compassionate care at every stage of your journey.
To patients and families navigating CML: you’re not alone. 💙

04/06/2026

This is the story of Henrik — a 20-year-old man from Norway, who was diagnosed with a rare type of lupus two years ago, and traveled all the way to Sheba Medical Center to find HOPE. Read the full story: https://www.shebaonline.org/car-t-lupus-henriks-treatment-journey/

***
If you or your loved one suffers from lupus, contact us today.

01/06/2026

As summer is upon us, we must remember that fun in the sun comes with caution!

Summer fun can quickly turn into dehydration, especially for children playing outside. In this video, Dr. Yardena Koppel, Attending Physician in the Pediatric Emergency Department at Safra Children’s Hospital, shares practical tips to help parents spot early signs of dehydration and keep kids safe in the heat.

28/05/2026

This , we want you to know: there is HOPE.

At Sheba Medical Center, we’re offering an advanced treatment as part of a research program for patients diagnosed with lymphoma, myeloma, or acute lymphocytic leukemia called CAR-T therapy.

❓What is CAR-T therapy

CAR-T (chimeric antigen receptor) is a type of immunotherapy, a treatment that activates your own immune system against cancer. Unlike traditional treatments, CAR-T therapy is personalized, as it starts with the patient's *own* immune cells, which are genetically engineered in a lab to recognize and respond to specific cancer cells.

❓How does it work

➡️ A patient's own T-cells are collected from their blood
➡️ In a specialized lab, the cells are genetically engineered to recognize specific cancer cells
➡️ The engineered cells are multiplied and prepared for treatment
➡️ The engineered cells are infused back into the patient's body

❓How does Sheba approach CAR-T therapy

At Sheba Medical Center, we have established a dedicated division for treating patients eligible for CAR-T therapy, with a decade of experience. This is where our doctors produce CAR T-cells in-house, engineer them in a specialized laboratory, and administer the treatment – all under one roof.

***

As part of a research program, our CAR-T therapy specialists have already treated hundreds of patients diagnosed with lymphoma, myeloma, or acute lymphocytic leukemia, both adults and children, arriving from all over the world.

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with one of these blood cancers and cannot access CAR-T therapy in your country — reach out to us today via the link below: https://www.shebaonline.org/new-patients/

25/05/2026

Listen to your skin!

This , we encourage you to look at your skin — do you notice a new or changing mole, spot, bump, or sore? If you do, don't wait to see if it goes away. Get it checked.

🧑‍⚕️ Follow us for more expert-backed health content!

18/05/2026

Do you wear contact lenses?

If so, watch the video below, where Dr. Mattan Arazi explains how simple changes in your daily routine can help protect your eyes and reduce the risk of serious infection.

12/05/2026

Today is , and we want to say thank you to the incredible nurses at Sheba Medical Center.

Every day, they care for patients and families with kindness, patience, and dedication. They are there in the moments that matter most, offering support, comfort, and reassurance.

For patients coming from around the world, our nurses help make a new place feel a little more familiar and a lot more supportive.
To all our nurses, thank you for your endless care. 💙

If a nurse has made a difference in your life, we would love to hear your story in the comments!

10/05/2026

This , we're looking beyond the butterfly.

The butterfly-shaped rash is one of the most recognized signs associated with lupus - a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect many parts of the body. But for millions of people worldwide, lupus can also be unpredictable, complex, and sometimes invisible.

At Sheba Medical Center, advancing care for complex conditions like lupus is part of our mission to bring patients hope without boundaries. Through research-based innovation, Sheba's experts in rheumatology are exploring advanced approaches that may help create new possibilities for people living with lupus.

For more information about Sheba's approach to lupus care and research, click here: https://www.shebaonline.org/car-t-for-lupus-breakthrough-sheba/?utm_source=gps&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=worldlupusday

08/05/2026

On , we highlight the importance of awareness.

Ovarian cancer symptoms can closely resemble common PMS symptoms, including bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full quickly, and changes in urination. Because of this resemblance, they are often overlooked, which can delay diagnosis.

Like breast cancer, ovarian cancer is associated with family history and BRCA gene mutations. Most health organizations recommend BRCA testing from age 25 for women with a personal or family history.

Unlike breast cancer, there are no widely recognized routine screening tests for ovarian cancer, making awareness especially important when symptoms can easily be mistaken for PMS.

To learn more about the risk factors and symptoms of ovarian cancer, visit the link below:
https://www.shebaonline.org/treatment/ovarian-cancer-treatment/

Address

Derech Sheba, 2
Ramat Gan

Telephone

+97235303030

Website

https://www.shebaonline.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Global Patient Services at Sheba Medical Center-Tel Hashomer posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Global Patient Services at Sheba Medical Center-Tel Hashomer:

Want your organization to be the top-listed Government Service in Ramat Gan?