Sheba Medical Center has reached a new milestone, climbing from 9th to 6th place in Newsweek and Statista’s World’s Best Smart Hospitals 2027 ranking. The recognition reflects Sheba’s leadership in AI innovation.
At Sheba Medical Center, AI is not just a collection of isolated tools, but a continuous presence across the entire patient journey, from the first encounter to post-discharge aftercare.
Clinician burnout is no longer a wellness issue; it’s a structural threat to care delivery. At Sheba Medical Center, ambient AI, remote pre-assessment, and self-service analytics are already reducing administrative burden, streamlining workflows, and building a sustainable clinical workforce model.
In an exciting scientific achievement, Sheba scientists have developed a pioneering non-invasive method to help drugs reach the brain by temporarily opening the blood-brain barrier, marking a bold step toward addressing one of the most persistent challenges in treating brain diseases.
Sheba Medical Center is applying cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to one of the medical field’s most intractable obstacles: the pathology bottleneck. Co-founder of the Sheba Biobank, Prof. Iris Barschack is leading the integration at scale of digital pathology and AI diagnostic procedures into routine care, reducing turnaround times and smoothing variability between diagnoses.
Amid underground care due to missile fire, Bella Mechnik, a nurse from Sheba’s Infection Prevention & Control Unit, identified a critical gap in patient protection and proposed a practical solution. Within one month, a working prototype was produced and is now entering the testing phase to evaluate readiness for potential future deployment.
