A large university hospital in Jerusalem whose haematology division at the Ein Kerem campus includes a bone marrow transplantation department.
Hadassah Medical Center is a university hospital in Jerusalem operating across two campuses, Ein Kerem and Mount Scopus, with a further site at Modi'in. Its own website places the haematology division, and within it a department of bone marrow transplantation, at the Ein Kerem campus.
The haematology division page describes the transplant department as one of the division's main departments and names Professor Polina Stefansky as its head. The division page sets out how the service is laid out across floors of the building: the institute department on the second floor, day admission on the first floor, and offices and outpatient clinics on the third. The site also lists a separate bone marrow registry.
This is a hospital transplant programme rather than a private regenerative medicine clinic. Bone marrow and blood stem cell transplantation for blood disorders is an established hospital treatment, and it is distinct from the stem cell injections that many of the private clinics in this directory offer. The directory's record also refers to a multiple sclerosis cell therapy unit; the pages read did not describe cell therapy for multiple sclerosis as a separate service, and that claim is not verified here.
The hospital's main site is in Hebrew; the pages read were in Hebrew and have been summarised in English. Anyone approaching the hospital from abroad should contact it directly to confirm which services are open to overseas patients.
The pages read describe the division in general terms rather than listing conditions.
The site states that the haematology division at Ein Kerem includes a department of bone marrow transplantation, headed by a named professor.
One clinician was named on the pages read.
The site describes the haematology division at the Hadassah Ein Kerem campus in Jerusalem, set out over three floors with the institute department, a day admission unit and outpatient clinics and offices. The hospital also runs the Mount Scopus campus and a site at Modi'in. The pages read do not state an accreditation or the languages in which care is offered.
The pages read say nothing about the cost of treatment.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.