About Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

  • The largest acute care facility in Israel

    A 1500-bed world-class governmental academic medical center, Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center serves a population of one million people, including residents from the greater Tel Aviv area and visitors to the metropolis.

  • Vision for patient-centered care

    Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center is committed to providing medical excellence and compassionate care, delivered by the most skilled physicians and medical teams, treating each patient equally, and integrating excellence in clinical care

  • At the forefront – nationally and internationally

    well-deserved reputation as a national referral center across a range of medical and surgical disciplines.

Divisions:

Surgery Division

The Division of Surgery is nationally and internationally recognized for outstanding care across multiple specialties.

Internal Medicine Division

World-class diagnostic, treatment, consultation, and follow-up care in the full complement of internal medical disciplines.

Imaging Division

The Division at the Tel Aviv Medical Center performs more than 300,000 imaging examinations per year for in-patient and outpatient as part of diagnostic workup.

Emergency Medicine

The department operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with the mission of providing patients high-quality, compassionate emergency medical care

Psychiatry Division

Variety of diagnostic services, as well as consulting and treatment for illnesses, disorders, and emotional and comorbid problems.

Rehabilitation Hospital

The hospital’s objectives are to rehabilitate patients and return them as much as possible

Outpatient Clinics

​The Outpatient Clinics and Institutes are key points of care, supporting nearly two million patient visits and day surgeries every year

Laboratory Medicine Division

over 20 laboratories that conduct tests for every medical specialty, including Clinical Biochemistry, Hematology, Microbiology and Endocrinology.

Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center patient activity

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