The Saban Childrens Hospital at Soroka Medical Center is the second largest children's hospital in Israel, with more than 200 hospital beds, 40,000 visits to the Pediatric ER, and tens of thousands of visits to clinics and outpatient facilities. All services in the subspecialties are provided in designated areas adapted to children's needs. The Saban Childrens Hospital at Soroka serves a population of approximately 400,000 children throughout the Negev with morbidity characteristics unique in Israel and the world for which we have developed special skills: metabolic diseases, eye diseases, neurological diseases, and others.

At the Pediatric Oncology Ambulatory Care Center, we provide a wide range of medical services, including diagnostic procedures such as bone marrow examination; medical and oncological treatments such as chemotherapy, blood product transfusions, the administration of other intravenous medications, and treatments such as intrathecal chemotherapy (injected directly into the cerebrospinal fluid) that are provided under sedation.

While our dedicated and highly trained staff provide care in line with the most stringent international medical standards, the ambulatory care facility is grossly inadequate in terms of providing the state-of-the-art infrastructure necessary for this type of care.