Reuth TLV cares for those who sacrificed everything

 “Prior to the war, rehabilitation medicine was not discussed much and received few resources. Today, people recognize the importance of rehabilitation medicine, and it has moved to the forefront,” says Dr. Orit Stein Reisner, director-general of the Reuth Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Hospital, one of Israel’s largest rehab hospitals.

One of its patients was Ayal Young, the most seriously wounded member of Kibbutz Alumim’s civilian security squad. While fighting terrorists who infiltrated the kibbutz on Oct. 7, Young was shot in the upper body and was hospitalized at Reuth TLV for a month and a half.

AYAL YOUNG, the most seriously wounded member of Kibbutz Alumim’s civilian security squad on Oct. 7, at Reuth TLV Hospital.
(photo credit: Reuth Rehabilitation Hospital)

Upon his discharge, he thanked the hospital staff: “I want to express my enormous appreciation to everyone who participated in my rehabilitation process. I arrived at Reuth in great pain and with very limited movement, and today I am returning to my regular work. I was blessed to be supported by a very professional team here., Dr. Orit Stein Reisner”

Dr. Orit Stein Reisner