Israel’s Sheba climbs in “Newsweek” world hospital top ten

The American magazine Newsweek lists Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer, Israel as the eighth hospital in the world. Last year, Newsweek ranked Shiba Medical Center at 9th, previously ranked 10th.

Newsweek compiles the rankings of the best hospitals together with German data collection company Statista. To compile the rankings, the Joint Committee of Newsweek and Statista will rate around 2,400 of the approximately 215,000 hospitals around the world. The number of hospitals ranked is from 30 countries. The magazine sends surveys to doctors, hospital administrators, and even patients, and to patients to compare their clinical status and treatment outcomes as well as satisfaction. Ultimately, hospitals rank in two rankings – global and internal countries.

Israeli Hospitals in Global Rankings

After Sheba, Ichirov Hospital in Tel Aviv ranked 60th worldwide, Beilinson Hospital in Petatikba ranked 122nd, and Hadasa Ein Kerem in Jerusalem ranked 242nd.

Inside Israel, Hadasa Ein Kerem was followed by Shalei Zedek of Jerusalem, Soroka of Beersheba, Meia of Western Galilean Hospital in Naharia, and Hadassa Skopps of Jerusalem. In the internal rankings, Hadasa Ein Kerem was ranked under Lambam last year, with Shaarei Zedek bouncing above Soroka.

The best hospital in the world

The top ten was led by Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, by Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and General Toronto in Canada. Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Kalinka University Hospital in Sweden, and Massachusetts General in Boston.

“Newsweek’s perceptions understand that, together with the continued integration of ongoing technology, research and clinical innovation, the global health revolution relies on fruitful collaboration between various entities,” said Sheba Medical Center Chief Change Officer and Chief Innovation Professor Eyal Zimlichman.

Published by Globes, Israel Business News -en.globes.co.il- February 27, 2025.

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