
Established in 1910 in Zefat, Ziv Medical Center is a pivotal healthcare institution serving over 300,000 residents in northern Israel, including the Galilee and Golan Heights. As a general government hospital, Ziv is strategically positioned to respond to diverse scenarios, including military conflicts, mass casualty incidents, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Affiliated with Bar-Ilan University’s Azrieli Faculty of Medicine, Ziv plays a crucial role in training physicians and expanding research capacities.
Mental Health Services
Wide Range of Care
Covers mental disorders and psychiatric emergencies for children, adolescents, and adults.
Specialized Clinics
Includes services for PTSD, anxiety, mental trauma, eating disorders, and other specialized mental health needs.
Proposed Expansion
Project Management completion for a new $40M state-of-the-art Mental Health Center on the main campus to provide integrated and comprehensive care.
Cancer Services
Comprehensive Oncology Care
Provides advanced radiotherapy, PET-CT, and chemotherapy services.
Recent Upgrades
Introduction of new facilities and technologies to enhance patient care.
Future Plans
Expansion to include new in-patient wards and additional day care units for chemotherapy.
Trauma and Emergency Care
Leading Trauma Center
Positioned as the primary trauma care facility in northern Israel.
Strategic Location
Proximity to Lebanon and Syria borders coordinates closely with the Israel Defense Force (IDF).
Diverse Patient Base
Treats Israeli citizens, security forces, Golan Heights and Southern Lebanon residents, Syrians, and UN personnel.
Historical Milestones
Notable Events
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Second Lebanon War (2006): Treated 1,500 casualties and received special commendations from the Israeli Government and IDF.
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Humanitarian Aid to Syrians (2013-2019): Provided medical care to over 1,500 wounded and ill Syrians, including children and adults with complex war injuries.
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First Responder (2023-2025): Closest Helicopter Pad and first responder medical center for wounded solders and civilians post Oct 7th from Lebanon and northern Israel
Department Growth
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Beit Ida Child Health Center (2016)
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Radiotherapy Unit (2017)
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PET-CT Institute (2018)
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Breast Health Care Clinic (2020)
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Neurology & Neurosurgery (2024)
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Mental Health Complex (under construction)
Research and Academic Affiliations
Multi-Ethnic Patient Base
Serves Jews, Muslims, Christians, and Druze, reflecting the region's diverse demographics.
Proactive Health Initiatives
Engages with local leaders and councils to continuously improve community health and well-being.
Core Values
Upholds professionalism, excellence, respect for humankind, and emergency preparedness.
Community Engagement and Vision
Commitment to Improvement
Dedicated to advancing healthcare services in collaboration with local authorities and stakeholders.

