MAP OF SERVICES
St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group (SJEHG) is a network of hospitals and clinics operating in East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza. With hospitals in Jerusalem, Hebron, Nablus, and Gaza, and clinics in Kufor Aqab and Jerusalem’s Old City (Muristan), we serve a large and diverse population across the region.
In 2024, SJEHG treated over 175,000 patients — a record milestone — and performed more than 4,000 complex surgeries. Approximately one third of our patients are children, and in 2024, 79% of those we treated were women and girls.
We also run two mobile outreach programmes in the West Bank, and our new Child Screening Initiative brought vital care to over 50,000 people in 2024.
In 2025, SJEHG opened a new hospital in Nablus, marking a major milestone in its mission to provide accessible eye care. For the first time, residents of the northern West Bank no longer need to travel to Jerusalem for surgical treatment.
Nablus Hospital
Opened in 2025, this day care centre provides vital surgical services in the north of the West Bank
Jerusalem Hospital
Our flagship hospital which treats the most complex cases from across the region. Treats over 50,000 patients and performs over 3,000 surgeries each year
Muristan Clinic
Opened in 2026, this small clinic in Jerusalem’s Old City is situated on the site of the original medieval hospital. Treats over 1,000 patients annually.
Hebron Hospital
Opening in 2005, Hebron has proved to be a resounding success, expanding in 2023. Treats around 14,000 patients and performs over 500 surgeries each year.
Kufor Aqab Clinic
Opening in 2022, Kufor Aqab has proved another resounding success and treats over 5,000 patients each year. Plans for expansion in 2025.
Gaza Hospital
Opened in 1992, SJEHG expanded its surgical capacity with a state of the art facility in 2016. Typically treats over 40,000 patients each year.
Mobile Services – West Bank and Gaza
Our Mobile Outreach Programme reaches people living in some of the region’s most vulnerable and isolated communities. Our new Child Screening Vision Programme, introduced in 2024, screened over 34,000 children in its first year.
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