Rambam Health Care Campus - Hospital

21/04/2026

Happy Independence Day!
Celebrating 78 years of Israel 🇮🇱

21/04/2026

On this Memorial Day, our hearts ache together with our dear colleague, Shahar Daniel, a senior physicist at the Radiotherapy Institute, over the loss of his son, Sergeant Yoav Daniel, of blessed memory, in battle.

Yoav fell on the 12th of Cheshvan, 5785 (November 13, 2024), at just 19 years old. He was an Israeli MMA champion, a gifted athlete with iron discipline. Above all, he was a young man with a smile that was simply irresistible, a smile that broke down barriers and brought light wherever he went.

Despite his success in the sporting arena and competing internationally, Yoav chose to set aside his gloves. For him, the mission of serving as a soldier in the State of Israel during wartime was of utmost importance. He enlisted out of a deep sense of responsibility and fell in battle in southern Lebanon alongside five of his fellow unit members.

Even during the challenges of active combat service, he never gave up his love of sport or his connection with his friends, always finding a way to return to the training mat whenever he came home.

Dear Shahar, we embrace you, Revital, and your daughters, Hadar and Stav.
May his memory be a blessing 💔🕯️

The Rambam family bows its head in memory of 47 fallen soldiers of Israel’s wars and 10 victims of terror, who were family members and employees of Rambam Health Care Campus. Sons and daughters, parents, brothers and sisters, and spouses whose lives were cut short, whose memory is forever etched in our hearts

20/04/2026

Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers of Israel's Wars and Victims of Terrorism

The Rambam family bows its head in memory of the 47 soldiers who fell in Israel's wars, and the 10 victims of terrorism, family members of Rambam employees. Sons and daughters, parents, brothers and sisters, and spouses whose lives were cut short, and whose memory is forever etched in our hearts.

May their memory be a blessing 🕯️

13/04/2026

Rambam Spokesperson’s Office:
The Helipad That Never Rests

Following the IDF’s announcement regarding the medical evacuation of wounded soldiers from the combat zone in Lebanon, two fighters were admitted today to the Shock Trauma Unit at Rambam Health Care Campus for treatment of shrapnel injuries.

Since the beginning of the fighting, Rambam has received 81 wounded soldiers, all evacuated from Lebanon, as well as 314 civilians injured in trauma-related incidents (including injuries, falls, and blunt trauma) associated with missile fire on the home front.

13/04/2026

Israeli Holocaust Remembrance Day 🕯️
Remember and never forget!

10/04/2026

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**Rambam Spokesperson:**

With the approval of the Home Front Command and the Ministry of Health, the pediatric, maternity, and neonatal departments have been moved from the Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital back to their regular hospitalization areas. The other departments will remain in the fortified underground hospital for now, until a decision is made by the Ministry of Health and the Home Front Command on Sunday.

Rambam's Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital's began operating on February 28, with the outbreak of the war. During “Roaring Lion” , more than 8,000 patients were treated in this facility, including 311 civilians injured in missile attacks or while running to shelters and safe rooms, and 70 soldiers injured in combat in Lebanon. Navy personnel and Home Front Command soldiers also assisted the Rambam staff in this mission.

09/04/2026

A Moment of Hope Amid Holiday and War

In the Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital at Rambam Healthcare Campus (Rambam) Dr. Michal Mekel, Director of Rambam, arrived with a birthday cake for a 19 year old soldier recovering from battlefield injuries. Surrounded by staff, his parents, and several loved ones, Dr. Mekel led the group in singing for him on his birthday, offering a rare pause from the strain of recent weeks.

While Dr, Mekel continues to balance emergency operations with routine care, this simple gesture brought a sense of warmth to the family and a welcome moment of lightness to those nearby. It was a reminder that even in demanding conditions and uncertain times, acts of humanity still find their place.

The brief celebration did not change the broader realities of war, but it underscored the resilience that continues to surface—a sign that hope can still take hold, even underground, even now

06/04/2026

This year, Rambam’s Passover celebration was more meaningful than ever. The festival was marked with a communal Seder in Rambam’s Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital. Hundreds of patients, injured IDF soldiers, and their families gathered to celebrate—despite the challenges surrounding them.

Our heartfelt thanks go to Rabbi Shmuel Turkov and the dedicated “Lev Chabad” team at Rambam for organizing the event—likely the largest Seder ever held underground. We also extend our gratitude to the Rambam staff members who work tirelessly to ensure continuity of care, safety, and a true sense of holiday spirit, even under complex circumstances

06/04/2026

Rambam Health Care Campus Update 🚨
Following last night’s missile impact in Haifa, the 82‑year‑old man underwent surgery and is hospitalized in the ICU. He is in serious condition and remains both sedated and ventilated. His wife, 78, is hospitalized in the trauma step-down unit. She is conscious and in mild condition.

In addition, after this morning’s rocket barrage, five individuals were transported to Rambam — two parents and their children, along with one additional individual. All were classified as mild cases and have since been discharged.

05/04/2026

An 82-year-old man injured in the missile attack in Haifa is being treated in the Rambam’s Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein Shock Trauma Room. He is in moderate condition and will undergo imaging tests soon. Another woman, 78, is also being examined with a more minor injury.

05/04/2026

Since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, more than 2,000 Israelis have been injured—each one a life disrupted.

A recent study from Rambam Health Care Campus found that, among 174 cases, 88% of injuries occurred inside the home - often in those urgent moments rushing to reach safety. Over a third suffered fractures, many requiring surgery.

Please take care, stay alert, and stay safe. Read more here:

Rambam Medical Center study of 174 cases finds 88% of injuries during missile sirens occur inside homes, often en route to safe rooms, with over a third involving fractures and many requiring surgery, highlighting hidden risks during emergency runs

01/04/2026

Tonight, the largest protected underground Seder of its kind will be held at Rambam, the result of a collaboration between the Chabad House at Rambam Health Care Campus. As part of the holiday, hundreds of patients and staff members will be invited to sit at the holiday tables on the protected ground floor. Watch the video of the preparations for the event.