External Fraudsters Impersonate Beilinson Hospital Staff to Scam Patient Abroad
Beilinson Hospital in Israel filed a police complaint on the morning of the incident after discovering that external individuals impersonated hospital staff and used the hospital's name to fraudulently offer medical treatments. These impostors contacted a patient living abroad, promising medical services and collecting money under false pretenses. The hospital clarified that these individuals were not affiliated with Beilinson and that the case was reported to the Petah Tikva police station for investigation.
The hospital has not disclosed the amount of money taken, the specific treatments promised, or the identities of those behind the scam. Beilinson expressed confidence in the Israeli police to thoroughly investigate the matter. The case came to light following a report received by the hospital, prompting an internal review that confirmed the fraudulent activity. Further details about the scope of the fraud and the perpetrators remain under police inquiry.
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