This website uses cookies and similar technologies, including pixels, for the operation of the site, to enhance your browsing experience, perform statistical analysis, and tailor content to your preferences. Some cookies and pixels are provided by third-party service providers (such as Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, etc.) and may process non-identifiable information, including IP address, browser data, and browsing habits, in accordance with their own privacy policies.
The use of cookies is subject to your explicit consent. You may decline or withdraw your consent at any time. (Cookie preferences can be managed at any time through your browser settings.) Please note that refusing or blocking cookies may result in some website features not functioning properly, and may affect the quality and availability of services on the site.
For more information, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
Manage Cookie Preferences, expanded
Always active
The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.
The technical storage or access used solely for statistical purposes.
The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising, or to track the user across one or multiple websites for similar marketing purposes.
Hillel Yaffe is the first hospital in Israel to have begun carrying out knee replacement surgery using new technology based on a sophisticated robotic portable arm
The Chairperson of the Jewish Agency for Israel, Isaac Herzog, and his wife Michal, toured the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center this week and were impressed by the new departments and units that are currently being built at the hospital
A welcome partnership between Hillel Yaffe and United Hatzalah has begun. Dozens of United Hatzalah volunteers will help the Emergency Medicine Department cope with the existing overload
Are you due to give birth soon? Not only “zero separation” or alternative medicine services for women arriving at the Delivery Room – Hillel Yaffe Medical Center has begun to use belly dancing as an effective means of easing labor pains
The “jellyfish season” is upon us, and the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center has already had several cases of jellyfish burns and stings. Dr. Jalal Ashkar, Director of the Emergency Medicine Department, explains the dos and don’ts if you were stung.
Breastfeeding can be a natural process for one woman and complicated for another. What is the connection between ability to breastfeed and the ability to ask for help from those around you during those first days after childbirth? The Hillel Yaffe professionals offer useful advice on the occasion of World Breastfeeding Week
A ten shekel coin, a sharp part of a toy, and a hair pin, are just a few of the incidents treated last weekend at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center Pediatric Emergency Medicine Unit, after they were swallowed by little children
With the arrival of summer and the children on vacation, the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Pediatrics Department held a designated day to raise awareness of children’s safety inside and outside the home
At the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, doctors have begun to use radiofrequency technologies to remove thyroid nodules. The obvious advantages: no scarring of the neck, a short hospitalization, and fewer surgical complications
Hillel Yaffe’s Urogynecology Unit has launched a new service - a clinic with a dedicated urogynecology nurse, which will be operated by a single nurse, Betty Lisser, an experienced midwife at Hillel Yaffe who was trained in urogynecology