As part of his extensive activity to promote advanced medical services and make them accessible to the community, this week, medical advisor Rabbi Eliezer Katz, from the management of the 'Lev Chabad' organization, arrived for a professional visit and an impression tour of the 'Assuta Optic' medical center - which specializes in vision correction and laser eyeglass removal.
Rabbi Katz, who accompanies thousands of patients and families throughout the year at every medical juncture, sought to closely examine the professional standards and the response provided to patients from the Torah sector, who seek to improve their quality of life through advanced technological procedures.
During the visit, the center's directors and medical staff reviewed the state-of-the-art equipment at the center with Rabbi Katz. The Rabbi was particularly impressed by the precise laser systems, which allow for a short, safe procedure with an exceptionally high success rate, with an emphasis on rigorous compatibility tests designed to maintain eye health above all else.
""As someone who visits medical centers, I always look for the combination of uncompromising professionalism and personal attention," said Rabbi Katz during the tour. "I was deeply impressed by the fact that here at Assuta Optic, no detail is compromised. The use of the most advanced technologies gives the patient peace of mind and complete confidence in the result.".
A central part of the visit was dedicated to the issue of making the service accessible to the Haredi sector and the Chabad community. Rabbi Katz discussed with the center's management the need to provide a response tailored to the community's lifestyle, while gaining a deep understanding of the community's needs.
The center's directors emphasized to the rabbi that Assuta Optics places utmost importance on providing a respectful and customized treatment experience, allowing every person to once again enjoy clear vision without the need for glasses, which greatly assists in Torah study and daily functioning.
At the end of the visit, Rabbi Eliezer Katz expressed his great appreciation for the center's activities and noted that "the ability to make medicine at the level of 'Asuta' - with the highest professionalism and technology - accessible to the Torah-observant public is an important mission. There is no doubt that anyone who needs a solution in the field of vision will find a safe and professional address here.".
The visit concluded with the hope of continued fruitful cooperation between medical professionals and professional centers, for the benefit of the patient public.
