Elisha Hospital

Private hospital in Haifa. Excellent hospital. With amazing doctors, excellent surgeons, and very good and professional medical staff. They are designed for those who have money or whose health insurance covers the cost of treatment in a private hospital such as Elisha. All branches work professionally and competently. The patient after the operation lies in a separate room. They feed well.

Nice new clinic. Friendly staff, excellent facilities. Parking is a little tight, although there is parking on the territory of the hospital and it is expensive, it is also possible to park on the street, also for a fee, but there are not many places. Lots of Russian-speaking staff. We had no complaints about the clinic. There is tea and coffee for visitors. In the clinic, even if you come for a few hours, and do not lie there, they offer to eat sandwiches, especially if you come on an empty stomach.

Having a baby has been my lifelong dream and knowing we can’t conceive has been devastating. After I endured too many unsuccessful fertility treatments, I started looking for clinics abroad. After an initial consultation with Dr. Elisha Clinic, we decided that the clinic was right for us. Upon arrival at the hospital, all the medical staff patiently answered our endless questions and kept our mood in a positive direction. I will never forget the moment when the test showed that I was pregnant! My advice to other infertile couples is to find a good doctor and don’t lose hope!

After many years of infertility treatment, we turned to Elisha Hospital, this was our last attempt. My husband and I decided that if it didn’t work out, we won’t try again. In truth, we no longer hoped for a result (the previous 4 attempts at home were unsuccessful, and the fetus did not take root), but we wanted to ensure that we had tried everything we could. And a miracle! This attempt was successful! Our daughter is already 8 months old, a healthy and absolutely fantastic baby. We are happy!

Last year my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. Our mother died 14 years ago from the same disease. Thinking about it, my sister and I chose cancer treatment at the Elisha clinic in Israel. Firstly, we had already been to Haifa as tourists and knew there would be no problems with the language. Secondly, I also wanted to undergo a diagnosis, because I wanted to get a diagnosis. I realized that I had a very high chance of getting sick too. My sister was successfully operated on, she had 6 more courses of chemotherapy, and now she is healthy.

The Hospital is of the highest level, with the most patient and professional staff.






























