Medika Hospital Calls Health Ministry Closure Order Disproportionate
The private Medika Hospital has stated that the Ministry of Health's closure order against it is "disproportionate" and was based on "random findings." The hospital asserted that it performs thousands of surgeries monthly by top Israeli doctors and adheres to the highest medical and safety standards. Medika also highlighted that doctors repeatedly choose to operate at their facility, which they view as proof of their quality.
The Ministry of Health issued the closure order, though the article does not specify the exact date or the specific findings that led to it. The hospital's response suggests a disagreement over the validity and severity of the ministry's assessment.
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