08/31/2026
"The future of medicine is being imagined — and built — at Hadassah."
What if the future of medicine is already happening at Hadassah?
From artificial intelligence and personalized cancer treatments to organoids, robotics and advanced rehabilitation, the Hadassah Medical Organization is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in medicine.
During a recent visit to Hadassah’s national headquarters in New York, HMO Director General Prof. Yoram Weiss, MD, offered an inside look at the innovations transforming care at Hadassah hospitals in Jerusalem — and a glimpse at what comes next.
Among the advances: AI-powered medicine, patient-derived organoids that can help identify the right treatment faster, robotic surgery, CAR-T cell therapy, theranostics, 3D printing and a growing partnership with some of the world’s leading healthcare and technology companies.
But for Prof. Weiss, innovation isn’t only about technology.
It’s about people. Healing. Teaching. Collaboration. And building bridges.
Hadassah hospitals treat approximately 1 million patients each year, serving one of the world’s most diverse populations. Physicians, nurses and researchers from different backgrounds work side by side, while HMO continues to train the next generation of medical professionals and share its expertise around the world.
The future of medicine is being imagined — and built — at Hadassah.
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