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Sheba Medical Center Plans Major Expansion With Metro Station and 3,300 Beds by 2045
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 20, 2026
What happened
Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer will double its size and increase beds to 3,303 by 2045, adding a metro station and opening its campus to Ramat Gan city. The plan includes new buildings, helipads, public urban spaces, and enhanced transportation links to serve the growing Tel Aviv metro population.
- 01Sheba Medical Center will expand to 3,303 beds by 2045, nearly doubling current capacity.
- 02The hospital campus will open to Ramat Gan with public parks and plazas replacing fences.
- 03A new metro station on line M3 will be built inside the hospital grounds.
- 04A nearby purple light rail station will connect via a 600-meter corridor to the metro.
- 05The plan includes rooftop helipads, solar panels, and historic building preservation.
- 06Officials call the project vital for future healthcare and urban integration in the region.
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