Rambam Must Be Ready At a Moment’s Notice
Missiles have reached Hertzliya, with Hamas saying Haifa is next…
Disturbances, uncertainty, and injured countrywide.
Rambam Health Care Campus is now on High Alert.
Rambam Maimonides, Sanhedrin: 12:3
March 25, 2021 – The “Who Am I?” project recently launched in Rambam’s COVID-19 departments seeks to bring people closer together. The COVID-19 departments at Rambam Health Care Campus present a complex reality. Patients suffer not only from a serious and still relatively unfamiliar illness, but also from an acute sense of separation and loneliness…
“To be the biggest unit in the north for maternal and fetal medicine and one of the leaders in its field is a binding reality,” explains Professor Weiner. “We have a great responsibility to provide the best treatment to women who are dealing with abnormal pregnancies that can place them and their unborn babies in…
March 30, 2025 – In a powerful moment of resilience and innovation, students at the Nir Etzion Elementary School welcomed a true hero, Eli*, a soldier who defied the odds after being critically wounded in combat and saved at Rambam Health Care Campus (Rambam). During a special Hackathon dedicated to supporting wounded soldiers, Eli witnessed…
On June 6, in Stanford, California, American Friends of Rambam supporters, Miki and David Donoho, graciously hosted a kick-off dinner to celebrate the Stanford Medicine and Rambam Healthcare Campus multifaceted health sciences collaboration. The evening focused on launching Stanford’s world-renowned programs in innovation including Biodesign and SPARK Global at Rambam. Guest speakers included Prof. Rafi…
February 6, 2025 – A delegation from Jewish Federations of North America visited Rambam Health Care Campus (Rambam) in Haifa, Israel, to see firsthand how their increased emergency funding has provided critical medical supplies and support for wounded soldiers since October 7, 2023. Since the start of the Swords of Iron War, Jewish Federations of…
June 4, 2026 – Inspired by the act of coring zucchinis and a pressing clinical need, a Rambam physician helped develop a new medical device that improves tissue sampling for pancreatic cancer diagnosis and is now being used by medical centers in the United States. Professor Iyad Khamaysi, director of the Advanced Endoscopy Unit at…