Maya had packed for a hospital stay.
She had arranged for someone to look after her home, placed a few essentials in a small bag and prepared herself for the disruption of being admitted. Her condition required hospital-level care, so the next step appeared obvious: allocate a bed, assemble the clinical team and begin the inpatient journey.
But at Israel’s Sheba Medical Center, a patient such as Maya may encounter a different question:
Does she need hospital-level care—or does she need to be inside the hospital to receive it?
Meet BEYONDER
Sheba . . .
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