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Hadassah Wires $10 Million to Hospital in Israel to Help Cover Deficit

By: JTA
Published: January 16th, 2013
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Hadassah transferred $10 million to Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem to help cover its subsidiary’s $50 million deficit.

The New York Jewish Week reported Monday that the Zionist women’s group took the unusual measure after learning of the deficit run up by the hospital, which was founded nearly 80 years ago.

Meanwhile, the medical center’s director general, Ehud Kokia, has submitted his resignation. The medical center’s board chair, Esti Dominissin, will fill the position until a replacement is found.

Hadassah National Director Marcie Natan said the organization would hire the services of PricewaterhouseCoopers, a consultancy firm, to help reduce the hospital’s debts.

“The firm will analyze finances, accounting policies, administration and cost centers and will explore strategies for reducing expenses and increasing revenue,” Natan said in a news release. “Based on its review, it will make recommendations on how our medical center can maintain its record of excellence while achieving greater efficiency.”

Spread out on two campuses, Hadassah Medical Center is one of the largest hospitals in Israel and the only one specializing in head trauma.

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  1. Yehuda Cohen says:
    January 16, 2013 at 9:30 AM

    "…only one specializing in head trauma"? Their debt will grow if they don't start specdializing in treating the spiritual trauma from having lesbian managers who degrade their employees who in turn are running away from this hospital.

  2. Ilan Rubin says:
    January 17, 2013 at 1:22 AM

    May Hashem grant those who helped raising the money long and healthy life. I am proud to see organizations like Hadassah still active for the Jewish people.

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