What's New?

Hillel Yaffe’s Ophthalmology Department has begun using the smallest implant currently available in the world when performing glaucoma surgery. The implant, measuring just 1mm, enables slow reduction of intraocular pressure (IOP), and its insertion can be combined with cataract surgery.

Knitted and crocheted blankets, hats, mittens, socks, and octopuses were donated to the Newborn and Neonatal Care Department at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center by senior citizens from the Reem Association and Sara Zeira, Director of the National Knitting Circles

As part of the Medical Center’s partnership with the Jewish Agency, a delegation of specialist doctors from Jewish communities in the Southeastern United States came to meet colleagues at Hillel Yaffe

Yair Millerman from Pardes Hanna arrived at Hillel Yaffe with no pulse, after a serious heart attack. Quick and professional treatment by the intensive care ambulance team and the Cardiology Division of the hospital saved his life.

Special and successful cooperation among four different departments at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center led to a creative solution for closing a fistula, which was performed for the first time at the hospital and has only been performed a few times in Israel and worldwide.