The Beilinson's Women Hospital, with its branches at the Hasharon Hospital and the Schneider Children's Medical Center, is affiliated with the Tel Aviv University and provides treatment in all fields of women's health. . All services offered for women's health throughout their life cycle are provided to inpatients, at the clinics and through the ambulatory service and day care center.
About 8,000 babies are born each year in the women's hospital. The delivery suites include operating rooms, state-of-the-art medical equipment and of first-class physicians, prepared to cope with the most complex and medically challenging births.
The Maternal Fetal Medicine Unit is a center of excellence that serve women with underlying medical conditions and pregnancy complications from all over the country. Its mission is to provide these women with a professional, safe, and comprehensive experience in all medical, midwifery, and personal aspects of pregnancy and childbirth.
The Center for Fetal Medicine is a pioneering field of medicine aimed at examining and treating fetuses in utero, including performing fetal surgeries when necessary. Belinson is one of the few centers worldwide and the only one in Israel where a diverse range of fetal surgeries are conducted.
The Gynecology Department performs over 6,000 of the most complex and complicated surgeries annually, using advanced technologies, such as robotic surgery.
The Fertility and In Vitro Fertilization unit is the largest public unit in Israel. The unit performs approximately 2,000 IVF treatment cycles per year. Additionally, in the male fertility clinic, medical treatments and surgical procedures are performed to address issues stemming from male infertility.
The Women's Hospital staff consists of 80 specialists and residents, about 350 nurses, midwives and paramedical staff. We are committed to excellence in treatment and to provide top quality medicine, as well as in teaching and research. Furthermore, the hospital is dedicated to excellent training and education of the next generation of women's healthcare professionals in Israel.
