1 Orthopedic surgery clinic in Ramat Gan

This place is a complete mess. Finding parking is mission impossible, as is finding the building you need to get to. Parking garages are packed and narrow, a dude rear ended me in one of them and they didn't even have a camera on that floor to help me track him down. The ENT doctor I went to dismissed my issues and tried to rush me out of the room. As I described my symptoms, he just kept responding "you're fine." I'm not sure how they got such a high ranking, because the place is completely unorganized and overcrowded. Must be because of their research or something. Edit: I’ve changed my review from 1 star to 3 due to a positive experience in the ER. I give their ER 5/5. Staff and doctors are highly competent, efficient and knowledgeable. They were very thorough and did not discharge me until a solution was actually found. There was ample parking at night. I maintain what I wrote about the outpatient clinics, but if you ever require emergency services, you’re in good hands here.

Apart from my excellent and extremely pleasant specialist doctors, the experience as a patient - my first in an Israeli hospital - was a nightmare of indifference, and neglectful and attitudes by mostly more junior staff. One experience with a porter - about whom the seniors did nothing - was so horrific I begged the doctors to let me go home as soon as possible to recover in peace. The wards had no soap, the bathrooms are the most primitive (and grubby) I've ever seen. After seeing cockroaches crawling around the trays, I would not eat at all - for all 3 days I was there. I left so weak I could barely move and had nightmares for weeks. The medical expertise is what Sheba gets its high rating. The patient experience, on the other hand, is - or at least was on my ward , third world. As the other government hospitals are worse, I would still choose Sheba.... but will do everything possible to avoid being admitted for more than a day.

Sheba has its reputation BUT the truth is that Beilinson and Ichilov are so much better when it comes to addressing medical issues fast with the right and the proper treatment.

The very best care and treatment my son could have received after being in a terrible road accident. The staff are so talented, knowledgeable and caring. Outstanding! A huge thank you to everyone involved in his nearly 7 weeks there.

No empathy whatsoever towards sick people. They are very rude and don't even pretend to try to help you. There are no good doctors available.

Great hospital! The staff is professional and kind. They saved my grandmother (she was having a stroke). From the Esther Zarka family.

On behalf of my employers family( elyahu cohen),I would like to express my sincerest thanks and gratitude for the quality and outstanding service we recieve during our 12 days stay in the hospital. My snappiest salute and respect to the WHOLE HEALTH CARE TEAM of Building 141. From Doctors, nurses, physiotherapist,nurse aids, and auxilliaries Thank you Thank you Thank you. If only all health professionals are like them,hospitals will just like a home away from home. #Caring.#Compassionate#Competent. Once again, in philippines we say MARAMING SALAMAT!!! Thanking you all gratefully, ROLDAN ZEAN SUBIA and Elyahu Cohen Filipino Metapel Building 141

On our to a much awaited holiday on the dead sea, my mum fell and broke her hip at arrivals in Tel Aviv. She required emergency surgery. The level of care at this hospital was superb. The staff were kind, attentive and empathetic and made our week stuck in a hospital room as pleasant as it could possibly be. We want to extend another warm and heartfelt thank you to all the surgeons, doctors and especially nursing staff that took care of us a few weeks ago. You are all amazing - thank you.

Maternity department was very good. Great midwifes during all the shifts. The food was tasty. The security checkups each time you get your child is a major pro. The Child doctors are sensitive and understanding.

A pressure chamber, the most serious and important in the north of the country. Under the strict supervision of the Ministry of Health and a committed medical team. Under the management of Dr. Zak. For those who need it. Highly recommended

Unprofessional, paid 150 NIS for a 5 minute meeting where absolutely nothing was established, Dr. Nir Hoss seemed disengaged and just looking to finish the appointment, secretary proceeded to call me after I had finished my appointment and tell me I left without paying beacause she forgot to print the receipt. Save your money and go somewhere else.

A quality hospital with professional staff.

This review is about the ER only - they have good doctors, but the nurses are horrible - as a culture, i think. and the way they manage the treatment is shamefully inefficient. I've had the questionable pleasure of visiting this ER several times, and it was horrible every time. They treat their patients so horribly that we swore never ever to come back. My wife was crying in agony. The intern prescribed a drug, took them 40 minutes to give her the pill. And not until she started shouting out of the pain. simple drug. Just to give you a hint how you'll be treated there. Avoid at all cost - use the available alternatives

Extremely inefficient, 3 hours waiting going from one doctor to another and no one prescribe anything or gave a solution. If you have an emergency don’t go there you will lose the day and have no solution!

It is difficult to rate a hospital. Staff on ridiculously long shifts, life and death in the balance, waiting that never seems to end…. There are wards where I was treated kindly, and wards where I was not. My biggest compliment is the professionalism and the commitment of the staff. Even the ones that weren’t nice, I could see they were giving 100% to their job. My criticism is that the orthodox have totally taken over even though the large majority of the staff aren’t Jewish everyone has to endure orthodox rules and influence. Also the Night Shift has to not wake people up unnecessarily for things like cleaning and emptying bins…

Amazing ER department with quick efficient medical management.

Terrible place. In emergency we was more than 4 hours, and we was alone. My wife was in condition when she can be only in horizontal position. But personal says that we can't use bed. This clinic and clalit - never again!

If i could give 0 stars I would. This hospital is terrible in the surgical department. Specially if you dont speak Hebrew, you are absolutely not told anything about what is happening or what is going to happen in your stay. Although I came in through the emergency room and it wasn’t as bad and that is saying a lot since it was my first time being treated in the waiting hall the employees were decent. But once i was admitted for an infection i was made to believe in the emergency room that i would go home the next day. Once i arrived no one seemed to be able to speak to me, and although my husband translated at first he had to go home to our kids which we made them aware of. But when he left, the panic started to set in almost immediately when i noticed my nurse was hurrying through every patient not even caring that she was leaving huge amounts of air in my iv line and leaving my iv open for hours after it was finished and although i would call her and ask her to please take care of it she would come in annoyed like she was doing me a favor. But the worse part was the doctors doing their mini rounds that took one look at me spoke only to the student doctors (i assume thats who they were i dont know to this day) and walked out on both days of my stay. And even though on the first day i let it go because i was too ill to ask, i could not let it go another time because i was awake and feeling better when i asked a question about their plan on how to treat my condition and how long i was going to stay because i had my small children at home. And the doctor in charge suddenly snaps at me because, and these are her words here, she didn’t have time to answer my questions and she had a lot of patients and she could only give me 5-10 mins and that is after i asked a few questions which literally only took 2 mins (i know because i had just started a call with my husband to help me in case i needed translation). Then she walked out all offended and obviously furious. After this i just couldn’t trust anyone in this area to have my best interest in mind and i immediately wanted to leave. And even to do this i had to speak to this incredibly rude doctor who immediately snapped and started yelling at me what was happening to which i answered, i just wanted someone to tell me what is happening and just yelled at me “what do you want from me!”, over and over until i walked out and waited for my Against Medical Advise form then i signed and had to wait almost 2 hours for my discharge papers. So if you are feeling sick and want to be treated with a little compassion while you are ill go to another hospital and probably avoid any doctors named Mary in this surgery department or you know what you can expect.

Worst place ever if you think some one will treat you like a human here so no They work like robots you have to wait so many hours here till some one will just check you if you are alive if you feel bad make sure you dont come here ... they dont care about you ...

Your average hospital. But worse!!! Sometimes, if u get extremely lucky u won't need to wait 4+ hours for your turn, the staff are not the friendliest, it's an extremely old beat up place, nothing like I've ever seen before. The place looks and feels like it has not been renovated in maybe 3 or 4 decades As u can see in the picture below Nasty, very dirty, and not clean at all. I don't know how they are legally open🤔 I guess it's the only place available in the area. There is a mini mall practically connected to the place, so its easy access for food and other stuff like clothing and other shopping needs

Disaster service. My mom recently died there, and I am calling hours from Canada and not able to reach anyone on reception. Just no one pick up the phone. Shame on you management of hospital.