Assuta Optic Opens New Ashdod Branch With Rabbinical Leaders
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Assuta Optic has opened a new, advanced branch in Ashdod, offering laser vision correction and optical services. The opening ceremony was attended by prominent city rabbis and Grand Rabbis, who affixed mezuzahs and offered blessings. The new facility aims to provide local residents with cutting-edge eye care technology and services, reducing the need for travel to central Israel. The center is staffed by specialist physicians and optometrists, backed by Assuta Hospitals.
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- Assuta Optic opened a new branch in Ashdod offering advanced vision correction and optical services.
- The opening ceremony was attended by prominent city rabbis and Grand Rabbis.
- The new facility provides cutting-edge eye care technology and services to local residents.
- The center is staffed by specialist physicians and optometrists.
- The branch is backed by the medical framework of Assuta Hospitals.
A new branch of the Assuta Optic chain, specializing in advanced laser vision correction and optical services, officially opened this week in Ashdod. The opening ceremony included a mezuzah-hanging and dedication event attended by prominent rabbis and Grand Rabbis of the city, alongside the network's management, medical staff, and public figures.
The establishment of the Ashdod branch aims to provide residents of the city and surrounding areas with access to cutting-edge medical technology in vision care and eye health, backed by the professional medical framework of Assuta Hospitals. The new facility is equipped with advanced diagnostic and testing systems for laser vision correction and complex optical solutions.
Several rabbinical leaders participated in the ceremony, affixing mezuzahs and offering blessings. The Grand Rabbi of Pittsburgh was honored with affixing the mezuzah at the main entrance and toured the facility, observing its advanced technology. The Grand Rabbi of Talna Ashdod also affixed a mezuzah, emphasizing the importance of bringing advanced medical services to the city. Rabbi Meir Abuchatzeira praised the management's investment in the facility, wishing it success in promoting health and well-being.
Rabbi Yosef Sheinin, the Chief Rabbi of Ashdod, also participated, affixing a mezuzah and commending the network for strengthening the city's medical infrastructure. He noted Ashdod's rapid growth and its need for high-level professional medical services.
The new Assuta Optic center features a skilled team of specialist physicians and certified optometrists providing accurate diagnoses, comprehensive consultations, and personalized care. The facility's opening is expected to save local residents the need to travel to central Israel for such services, offering them the trusted Assuta medical backing close to home.