Medika Private Hospital Calls Health Ministry Closure Order Disproportionate
Medika Private 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 thousands of surgeries are performed monthly at the Medika Medical Center in Tel Aviv by Israel's top doctors, meeting the highest medical and insurance standards. The hospital also pointed to the fact that doctors repeatedly choose to operate there as evidence of its quality.
This statement comes after the Ministry of Health issued a closure order for the private hospital. The ministry has not yet publicly detailed the specific reasons or findings that led to this decision, beyond the hospital's claim of "random findings."
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