Rabbi Yisrael Meir Gabai, head of the Oley Tzadikim religious organization, which cares for the burial sites of prominent rabbis and tzadikim in the western regions of Ukraine and assists pilgrims who visit them, expressed his deep gratitude to the Jewish Medical Center in Dnipro.
Below is the full text of this thank-you note, written by Reb Yisrael Meir Gabay:
Gratitude
If Stanislavsky’s theater begins with the dressing room, then art, in Dnipro, at the JMC (Honest Medicine) Medical Center, everything begins with the art of mercy, which is manifested at the entrance to the institution. When you enter and see the beauty of a human smile, you breathe easier, without anxiety. Therefore, I want to express my respect and admiration for the entire staff of the best medical institution, and thank you very much for my stay and treatment.
The work here is well-organized, with an instant response to emergencies, minute-by-minute monitoring of patients’ condition and incredible responsiveness to their needs. The atmosphere is calm, balanced, and all work is carried out in accordance with medical protocols. You feel protected and well cared for, and not everyone receives such heartfelt love and care even at home. The wards have all the conditions for patients’ recovery. A close-knit team led by Oleksandr Rodynskyi, MD, PhD, a specialist in physiology, neuroscience and neurophysiology, Head of the Department of Physiology at Dnipro State Medical University, and Director of the Clinic, plays a major role. It was his idea to create a modern institution, supported by other doctors, that yielded a positive result, namely the recognition of the medical institution in Ukraine, Israel and many countries around the world. The doctors who work side by side are surgeons from God, whom I have met. Galia Rodynska, head of the surgical department, is an extremely talented and good specialist in her field, Volodymyr Liulka, Gennadiy Kovalchuk, doctors who care about the well-being of the person who has sought help. Also, I sincerely thank the nurses and junior staff for making me feel like I was in a sanatorium.
Feeling healthy is a valuable feeling!
I wish the medical clinic to always feel
its belonging to the great Hippocrates!
I wish you unlimited opportunities, prosperity, harmony and happiness.”
It is worth reminding that the JMC clinic was established in 2012 and operates thanks to the support of the Jewish community of Dnipro on the principles of evidence-based medicine. “JMC is recognized as one of the best non-governmental medical institutions and a leader in its field.
