A new rehabilitation hospital expected to become the largest of its kind in Israel is set to rise in north Tel Aviv, backed by a landmark donation of 200 million shekels (almost $70 million) from the Jusidman Family Charitable Foundation.
The Jusidman Rehabilitation Hospital, with a total projected investment of approximately $390 million, will be built in partnership with the Tel Aviv Foundation and the Reuth Association, with additional funding expected from municipal, government and private sources.
The project will relocate and significantly expand the long-established Reuth Rehabilitation Hospital from its current site in the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood to a new campus in Sde Dov. Construction is expected to take about six years.
Once completed, the campus will include approximately 540 beds, an expanded day rehabilitation unit, advanced treatment facilities, a hydrotherapy pool, trauma clinic, research and development hub, specialized institutes and clinics, and green spaces designed for the well-being of patients and their families.
