Full coverage · Health · Updated 19 Jul, 14:44
Israeli Health Ministry Shuts Down Phototherapy Clinic in Bnei Brak Over Hygiene and Staffing Failures The Israeli Ministry of Health shut down a phototherapy clinic in Bnei Brak after a surprise inspection found serious hygiene and staffing issues that endangered patient safety. The clinic will remain closed until all problems are fully resolved and approved by health officials.
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What happened 01 Israeli Health Ministry ordered immediate closure of Bnei Brak phototherapy clinic due to severe deficiencies. 02 Inspection revealed critical hygiene failures and significant shortage of qualified medical staff. 03 Clinic's improper work processes and poor sterilization posed immediate patient safety risks. 04 All medical activities at the clinic ceased pending full correction of issues. 05 Reopening requires Ministry of Health's re-inspection and formal approval. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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