Rambam Health Care Campus

Rambam is an academic governmental hospital in Haifa serving northern Israel. The institution's published profile combines inpatient wards, medical institutes, outpatient clinics and trauma services with clinical research and teaching links to the Technion.

The hospital's official history records its establishment in 1938 under the British administration, transfer to the Israeli government in 1948 and adoption of the Rambam name in 1952. Its contemporary institutional description identifies an academic governmental hospital in Haifa with a referral role for northern Israel. The campus combines medical and surgical inpatient departments with specialist institutes, outpatient clinics, laboratories and emergency treatment.

The Hebrew facts-and-figures table explicitly labels its principal statistics as 2025 data. It lists sixty-five inpatient departments, seventy-nine recognized training units, thirty-nine medical institutes, 116 outpatient clinics, fifteen laboratories and eleven delivery rooms. These categories describe different parts of the hospital's organization. The table separately reports activity in emergency care, imaging, laboratory work, operations and childbirth, rather than treating all recorded encounters as admissions.

Teaching is part of the published university-hospital role. The English institutional account describes physician participation in teaching at the Technion's Ruth and Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine and in nursing education associated with the University of Haifa. It also describes the campus's trauma, emergency and mass-casualty teaching center, which has trained healthcare professionals from multiple countries. This is a specific educational function in addition to the treatment of patients on the campus.

Research and innovation have their own infrastructure. The clinical research portal identifies an Early Phase Clinical Trials Unit and support for projects initiated by physicians, residents and nursing staff. It also describes research-support and clinical-data infrastructure. The 2025 institutional table reports new and active research projects as distinct categories, which should not be confused with the number of available treatments or with the number of patients enrolled in any particular trial.

The institution's published partnerships include medical-research and device-development collaborations and participation in the MindUp digital-health incubator in Haifa. Its emergency preparedness material also identifies the protected underground hospital associated with the Sammy Ofer complex. These organizational details complement the clinical department directory without converting historical collaborations or emergency infrastructure into claims of superior outcomes for an individual patient.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; inpatient beds: 1,095 (2025 Hebrew institutional statistics.); doctors: 1,737 (2025; physicians, not all employees.); intensive care / resuscitation: Yes. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.

Rambam Health Care Campus combines tertiary hospital care with clinical research and innovation. Its research infrastructure includes an Early Phase Clinical Trials Unit and programs supporting clinician-led, resident-led and nursing research. The official research portal also describes clinical data and research-support infrastructure.