Treatment in Israel: clinics, doctors, technologies, prices

Why thousands of patients choose treatment in Israel

When a diagnosis requires accurate diagnostics and modern treatment methods, patients are increasingly considering the possibility of medical care abroad. Israeli medicine is recognized as one of the most technologically advanced healthcare systems in the world and attracts patients from more than 120 countries. This is the result of a long-term government strategy, investment in science and clinical research, and strict standards for training doctors.

Medical Expert has been organizing treatment in Israel since 2008, accompanying patients at all stages—from the initial analysis of medical documents to the completion of the treatment program and follow-up care. Our practical experience shows that Israeli clinics often offer solutions in complex clinical situations that require an individual approach.

What sets Israeli medicine apart

Continuous professional development of doctors

Medical education in Israel is among the most rigorous in the world. Competition for places at medical universities is fierce, with 15–20 applicants per place. After graduation, doctors undergo many years of internship and specialization, and are then required to regularly confirm their qualifications through the CME (Continuing Medical Education) system.

Many specialists participate in international research, undergo internships in clinics in the US and Europe, and implement modern clinical protocols based on evidence-based medicine.

Technological equipment of clinics

Israel invests heavily in the development of medical technology every year. Clinics are equipped with modern equipment that is used for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Diagnostics:

3 Tesla MRI with advanced functional modes
PET-CT for detecting oncological processes
Next-generation genetic sequencing (NGS)
Liquid biopsy for monitoring oncological diseases

Surgery:

Da Vinci robotic systems
Intraoperative MRI and CT
Hybrid operating rooms
3D planning of surgical interventions

Therapy:

Modern immunotherapy protocols
Targeted drugs based on the molecular profile of the tumor
Telemedicine monitoring systems

Multidisciplinary approach

In Israeli clinics, complex clinical cases are reviewed by a panel of specialists. The diagnosis and treatment plan is developed with the participation of oncologists, surgeons, radiotherapists, pathologists, geneticists, and other experts, which reduces the risk of diagnostic errors and allows for the selection of the most appropriate treatment strategy.

Main medical areas

Oncology

Israeli cancer centers actively use a personalized approach to cancer treatment, including molecular genetic profiling of tumors.

Methods used:

Immunotherapy with checkpoint inhibitors
PRRT therapy with Lutetium-177
Targeted therapy for identified mutations (BRAF, HER2, EGFR, etc.)
Photodynamic therapy

Special attention is paid to areas such as melanoma, breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancer, and brain tumors.

Cardiology and cardiac surgery

Israeli cardiac centers perform a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, including minimally invasive interventions and high-tech surgeries.

The following are used:

Modern angiography methods
Transcatheter valve implantation (TAVI/TAVR)
Radiofrequency ablation for arrhythmias
Minimally invasive cardiac surgery

Neurosurgery

In Israel, brain and spinal cord surgeries are performed using navigation systems and intraoperative monitoring, which is especially important when working with functionally significant areas of the brain.

Orthopedics

Endoprosthetics and arthroscopic joint surgery are performed using computer navigation and individual 3D planning, which contributes to more accurate restoration of function and shorter rehabilitation times.

Reproductive medicine

Israel is one of the world leaders in the field of assisted reproductive technologies. Modern IVF protocols, preimplantation genetic diagnosis, and methods for treating complex forms of infertility are used.

Clinics in Israel

Israel's healthcare system combines large university-affiliated public centers and high-tech private clinics that operate according to international treatment protocols and accept patients from all over the world.

Assuta (Tel Aviv) is one of Israel's largest private clinic chains, specializing in high-precision diagnostics, minimally invasive surgery, and cancer treatment. It is known for its modern operating rooms and comfortable conditions for foreign patients.
Ichilov (Sourasky) is a university medical center that combines clinical practice, science, and research. It has strong departments of oncology, neurosurgery, and intensive care, and participates in international clinical trials.
Hadassah (Jerusalem) is a multidisciplinary university hospital with more than a century of history, known for its strong schools of oncology, immunology, and transplantology. It actively implements innovative and personalized treatment methods.
Sheba (Tel HaShomer) is one of the largest and most prestigious medical centers in the Middle East, with its own research institutes and specialized oncology departments.

Medical Expert selects a clinic and doctor individually, based on the patient's diagnosis and medical indications.

Cost of treatment in Israel

Approximate prices:

Diagnostics:

Oncology check-up: $3,500-$5,500
Cardiology examination: $3,000-$4,500
MRI: $1,200-$1,500
PET-CT scan: $1,800-$2,200

Treatment:

Robotic surgery: $22,000-$35,000
Coronary artery bypass grafting: $35,000-$45,000
Joint replacement: $18,000-$26,000
IVF (cycle): $7,500-$9,500
Immunotherapy (course): $8,000-$11,000

We calculate the exact cost after reviewing the documents—each case is unique.

The cost may vary depending on the clinic and clinical situation.

Questions and answers

Do I need a visa for treatment in Israel? Ukrainian citizens do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. For other countries, Medical Expert issues a medical invitation.

Can I get a second opinion online? Yes, we can arrange a video consultation with an Israeli specialist. The doctor will review your documents and give recommendations.

How long does a full examination take? The diagnostic package takes 3-5 business days. MRI, CT, blood tests - within the first 24-48 hours. Biopsy with pathomorphology - 3-7 days.

What documents are needed to get started? Medical records, test results (blood tests, ultrasound, MRI, CT), histological reports for oncology.

Israeli medicine is not just about modern technology. It is a system where every patient receives maximum attention, where doctors think ahead, where results are more important than procedures.

Fill out the application for a free consultation, and our medical coordinator will contact you within two hours. You will receive a preliminary conclusion from an Israeli specialist, a treatment program, and an accurate estimate.