Israel's Sheba Medical Center Ranked 8th In The World By Newsweek

Israel's Sheba Medical Center Ranked 8th In The World By Newsweek

JERUSALEM (VINnews) — The Newsweek magazine published its annual ranking of the world’s best hospitals this week, with Israel’s Sheba-Tel Hashomer Medical Center climbing to 8th place this year, according to a Jerusalem Post report. Last year, the hospital ranked 9th, and the year before that, it was in 10th place. The prestigious annual ranking […]

The Ministry of Health announced the ten hospitals that achieved advanced positions in the Newsweek Global List for 2025, in cooperation with the Statista platform, which specializes in data analysis. This achievement reflects the impact of the transformation program in the health sector within the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, which aims to enhance the competitiveness of Saudi medical facilities according to the highest international standards, improv…

A total of thirteen Quirónsalud centers -ten in Spain and three in Colombia- have been highlighted in the World Best Hospitals 2025 ranking published by the magazine 'Newsweek', a classification based on a broad evaluation process that includes the opinion of tens of thousands of medical experts from 30 countries, data on patient experience, hospital quality metrics and a PROM implantation survey.

Israel's Sheba climbs in "Newsweek" world hospital top ten

Last year "Newsweek" ranked Sheba Medical Center in ninth place and previously it was in tenth place.

The hospital moved up one place from last year's ranking, marking the seventh consecutive year that Sheba has been included in the list of the world's best hospitals. It was joined by Ichilov in 60th place, Beilinson in 122nd place, and Hadassah Ein Kerem Jerusalem in 242nd place.

The prestigious Newsweek magazine published today (Wednesday) its list of the best hospitals in the world for 2025. More than 2,400 hospitals from 30 different countries were examined this year, from which the best 250 were selected. These countries were selected based on a number of comparison factors such as standard of living, life expectancy, population size, number of hospitals and data availability. Of the ten hospitals examined in Israel,…