Visualization: The plan for the establishment of the largest rehabilitation campus in Israel / Yeski Mor Sion Architects
News in the field of rehabilitation: this week the Municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa approved the plan for the construction of the new campus of the rehabilitation hospital "Reot" Tel Aviv - in the Sde Dov area in the northwest of the city, which is expected to be the largest and most advanced rehabilitation campus in Israel.
According to the agreement signed with the municipality today (Tuesday), the hospital will move its operations to a new building that will provide an advanced response to the growing needs in the fields of rehabilitation in the State of Israel, especially against the background of the "Iron Swords" war and in the face of the thousands of victims, hundreds of whom need and will need rehabilitation processes prolonged.
The flagship project is news in the field of rehabilitation.
According to estimates, the project is expected to be completed in 7 years.
With the approval of the plan, the hospital and the Tel Aviv Foundation set out to collect donations to finance the project, the cost of which is estimated at approximately NIS 850 million.
Of this, approximately NIS 200 million from the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality, approximately NIS 250 million in state participation, approximately NIS 40 million in commercial collaborations and self-financing, and approximately NIS 360 million in donations that will be raised for the benefit of the project.
What will the largest rehabilitation hospital in Israel include?
According to the plan, Reot Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Hospital will relocate from the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood in favor of a new campus in Sde Dov.
The new building will be built on an area of 16 dunams, 60 thousand square meters built, and will include 12 hospitalization wards and increase the number of beds from 356 today to about 450 beds with a high hospitalization standard. This is an addition of about 100 beds. In addition, the hospital will include The new facility has a large ambulatory system, a hydrotherapy pool, an imaging institute, an incubator for research and development, a pressure chamber, ambulatory operating rooms, commercial areas, etc. The basement floor, which will be used as a parking lot on normal days, will be designated as a hospital complex in times of emergency. The campus will also include green areas and hospitality areas for their well-being. of the patients and their families.
The rehabilitation campus will be established in partnership with the Tel Aviv Foundation on land allocated for grazing by the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality.
The historical area that will be renovated in the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood will be used by the municipality for the benefit of urban development and public buildings for the well-being of the community and the residents of the neighborhood.
The project is led by the Yeski-Mor-Sion architectural office and the planning emphasizes the optimal utilization of the area and the preparation of infrastructure for future expansion as well.
The planning takes into account every possible need - comfortable hospital rooms adapted to the needs of patients undergoing rehabilitation or bedridden patients, rooms for doctors, interns and students, halls and treatment rooms, an auditorium, activity rooms for leisure time, spacious waiting areas for families, protected areas, a synagogue, and more .
A bustling commercial area will be established on the entrance floor with shops and cafes for the benefit of visitors.
The future campus, which will also include a public residential building for the populations entitled to housing assistance and support, will be built as a green complex that saves energy and operating costs, with lighting that will optimally utilize the use of natural light, trash removal and laundry with the help of an advanced pneumatic system, green lungs such as a green inner patio and green roofs and more .
Visualization: The plan for the establishment of the largest rehabilitation campus in Israel / Yeski Mor Sion Architects
"Reot" Tel Aviv Hospital is a university hospital, affiliated to the Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University, with a great reputation for professionalism and excellence for over 60 years.
The hospital is public, owned by an association and one of the largest in Israel and includes 356 beds.
The hospital operates an orthopedic, neurological and head injury rehabilitation division, a geriatric rehabilitation division and a respiratory rehabilitation division.
This is alongside a wide variety of clinics and professional institutes, including one of the largest rehabilitation day hospitalizations in Israel.
The inpatient team includes senior rehabilitation and geriatrics doctors alongside specialist therapists in the health professions - physiotherapy, occupational therapy, communication clinics, social work, rehabilitation psychology, nutrition and diet, rehabilitation complementary medicine.
The hospital is recognized for specializing in rehabilitation medicine, geriatrics and pain relief and engages in training and academic teaching for students of medicine, nursing and the health professions.
The hospital also operates an Institute for Research and Development of the Worker in cooperation with higher education institutions and hi-tech companies.
"Strengthening the medical rehabilitation system will be a major challenge for Israel in the coming years"
The agreement was signed by: the mayor of Tel Aviv-Jaffa and the chairman of the Tel Aviv Foundation, Ron Huldai; the director general of the municipality, Menachem Leiva;
CEO of the Tel Aviv Foundation, Dr. Hala Oren;
the manager of the properties department in the municipality, Eli Levy;
Chairman of Reot Association, Ami Aricha; CEO of Reot Association, Ido Sharri;
The director of Reot Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Hospital, Dr. Orit Stein Reisner; and the VP of Finance and Procurement of the Reot Association, Amnon Keren.
Mayor of Tel Aviv-Jaffa and chairman of the Tel Aviv Foundation, Ron Huldai: "Strengthening the medical rehabilitation system will be a major challenge for Israel in the coming years, among other things in light of the events of October 7, the Iron Swords War, and unfortunately, the many casualties in body and soul.
The Reut Association and the Reut Rehabilitation Center have a central and important role in this aspect.
I welcome the fact that as part of the future planning for the city, we have allocated a plot of land on which a new and larger campus for the hospital will be built in the coming years, one that will allow it to expand its activities and take it deep into the 21st century.
We are proud of the broad and deep cooperation we have had over the years with the 'Reut' association and will stand by it in any way we can.
We at the municipality will continue to invest and develop facilities that will serve the residents of the city, the metropolis and the country."
Executive Director of the Tel Aviv Foundation, Dr. Hela Oren: "The development of BH, which is synonymous with excellence, quality and responsibility in the field of rehabilitation, is the order of the hour for the Tel Aviv Foundation "
The ceremony of signing the agreement/Rafi Deloya
CEO of the Reot Association, Ido Sharri: "Reot's decades-long excellent cooperation with the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality is now bearing fruit in the creation of one of the most advanced rehabilitation hospitals in the country for patients from all over the country who will receive the best hospitalization conditions in Israel and for needy residents whose needs we see great importance in taking care of ".
Director of Reot Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Hospital, Orit Stein Reisner: "The new hospital is planned to respond to the growing needs in the fields of rehabilitation in the State of Israel.
The flagship project will allow us to provide advanced services for the well-being of patients and further improve our professional quality."
Chairman of the Reot Association, Ami Aricha: "Reot is a unique association that has been working for 87 years for the weak population in Israel - the sick, the elderly and the needy. We are excited and proud of the change And invite additional partners to take part in this national project."
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