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Herzliya Medical Center

Israel, Herzliya
4.50
Excellent(4.502 reviews)

Herzliya Medical Center is a private and luxurious complex of modern medicine. It was founded in 1983 and is located in Herzliya city on the Mediterranean coast, a 15-minute drive from Tel Aviv. Clinic patients are diplomats and employees from 64 embassies, consulates, and UN agencies, which indicate the high quality of service and attention to the patient.

The clinic has a team of 500 high-level doctors and 196 nurses. Besides, 350 leading doctors working in well-known medical centers in Israel cooperate with Herzliya Medical Center. Therefore, you can choose the right specialist and get an appointment with a doctor at the Herzliya Medical Center, bypassing waiting lines in state clinics.

Admission fee:
from 900 USD
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    Procedures and their cost

    The cost may vary depending on the case and the recommendation of doctors.
    from $600 Doctor’s distance consultation from $1,050 Hospitalization (1 day)
    from $315 Day hospital (medication 1 day) from $300 Chemotherapy (pills)
    from $1,100 Chemotherapy (iv drugs) from $1,300 Immunotherapy
    from $8,400 Radiation therapy (course) from $525 Radiation therapy (session)
    from $315 Ultrasound (1 area) from $630 Conclusion on your MRI / CT
    from $1,155 MRI (1 segment of the body) from $2,625 MRI with contrast (1 segment of the body)
    from $735 CT (1 segment of the body) from $1,890 CT scan with contrast (1 body segment)
    from $17,850 Hip replacement from $150 X-ray (1 part of the body)
    from $71,400 Autologous bone marrow transplantation (BMT) from $9,450 Arthroscopic surgery
    from $18,900 Private: Cyber ​​knife from $15,750 Pacemaker Installation
    from $13,650 Surgery for laryngeal cancer from $31,500 Scoliosis surgery
    from $13,650 Corneal transplant from $3,150 Laser vision correction (for 2 eyes)
    from $18,900 Stomach cancer surgery from $44,100 Deep brain stimulation (dbs) surgery
    from $10,500 Breast cancer surgery from $1,250 Targeted therapy (drugs)
    from $36,750 Heart valve replacement from $1,100 Hormone therapy (drugs)
    from $19,950 Hysterectomy (uterus removal) from $16,800 Gamma knife
    from $31,500 Vagus nerve stimulation from $2,730 Cervical conization
    from $25,200 Craniotomy from $47,250 Liver transplant
    from $9,450 Lumpectomy from $35,700 Glioblastoma surgery
    from $25,200 Brain cyst surgery from $105,000 Kidney transplant
    from $18,900 Esophagus surgery from $17,850 Knee replacement
    from $58,800 SIRT (liver embolization) from $25,200 Operation by Da Vinci robot
    from $18,900 Spinal hernia surgery from $1,365 Brachytherapy
    from $21,000 TUR (transurethral resection) of the prostate from $19,950 Thyroidectomy
    from $15,750 Sleeve resection of the stomach from $11,100 Trabeculectomy (glaucoma surgery)
    from $8,400 Cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) from $36,750 Transnasal brain tumor removal
    from $24,150 Lobectomy (removal of part of the lung) from $12,600 Focused Ultrasound Ablation (HIFU)
    from $42,000 Cochlear implant from $23,100 Suturing of the stomach
    from $18,900 Breast cancer surgery with reconstruction from $31,500 Brain tumor surgery
    from $21,000 Urinary bladder removal from $36,750 Removal of the urinary bladder with reconstruction
    from $16,800 Nephroblastoma surgery from $29,400 Herzliya Medical Center
    from $25,200 Pancreatectomy (removal of the pancreas) from $33,660 Pancreatic tail cancer surgery
    from $39,900 Pancreatic head cancer surgery (Whipple) from $1,575 Polyps surgery
    from $42,000 Operation with the ApiFix system for scoliosis from $15,750 Surgery for small bowel cancer
    from $4,935 Testicular sperm aspiration (tesa) from $47,250 Aortic valve replacement
    from $19,950 Shoulder replacement from $18,900 Colon cancer surgery
    from $19,400 Coronary stenting from $18,900 Cryoablation
    from $14,200 Laser surgery for laryngeal cancer from $18,900 Surgery for spinal stenosis
    from $6,600 Gastric balloon from $26,250 Coronary artery bypass grafting
    from $5,770 Natural birth from $42,000 HIPEC Peritoneal Cancer Surgery
    from $18,900 Prostate Cancer Surgery from $10,500 Radioiodine therapy
    from $14,700 Radiofrequency ablation of the heart from $17,850 Colorectal Cancer Surgery
    from $14,700 Tongue Cancer Surgery from $24,150 Lung cancer surgery
    from $1,575 Basic check-up from $5,250 Premium check-up
    from $680 Revision of histological material from $1,380 Immunohistochemistry
    from $1,890 PET CT from $150 Blood tests
    from $2,835 PET CT with Gallium 68 (DOTATATE) from $1,890 CT angiography
    from $725 Electromyography (EMG) from $230 Electroencephalography EEG
    from $190 Urine analysis from $460 Dermatoscopy
    from $250 Ophthalmoscopy from $880 Scintigraphy
    from $1,680 HLA-typing from $150 ECG
    from $210 ECG Holter (1 day) from $460 fiber scanner
    from $1,260 Endoscopy (1 organ) from $1,365 Material sampling (biopsy 1 organ)
    from $4,000 Prostate Biopsy under MRI Control (Fusion) from $1,365 Ultrasound-guided prostate biopsy

    Services provided by the clinic Herzliya Medical Center

    Accommodation
    • Accommodation for an accompanying person
    • Hospital for in-patients
    Payment
    • Cash payment
    • Cashless payment
    Transferring
    • Escort
    • Meeting at the airport
    • Transfer
    Organizational matters
    • Medical visa
    • Reception of documents in English
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    Location Herzliya Medical Center
    Ramat Yam St 7, Hertsliya, Israel

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    What are the main divisions of Herzliya Medical Center
    • Oncology
    • Cardiac Surgery
    • Orthopedics
    • Neurosurgery
    • Urology

    Due to the technical equipment and training of specialists for microsurgical operations, Herzliya Medical Center became the first private clinic to receive permission to carry out surgical interventions.

    The clinic performs 20,000 surgical operations annually:

    • 5600 general surgery procedures
    • 1600 bariatric procedures
    • 5000 orthopedic procedures
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    Surgical departments of Herzliya Medical Center
    1. Center for Onco-Surgery — treatments of the tumors in the digestive tract and prostate
    2. General surgery department — gastroenterological and weight loss surgery
    3. Orthopedics and neurosurgery center — brain tumors, herniated discs, and joint replacement
    4. Center for Cardiology — angioplasty and catheterization surgeries; coronary artery bypass grafting, heart valve prosthetics
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    Why choose the Neurosurgery center in the Herzliya Clinic

    Herzliya hospital is considered the leading medical center in Israel in the field of endoscopy. The neurosurgical center`s doctors are experts in using the endoscope in neuroendoscopic operations.

    Microsurgical and endovascular surgeries are performed using intraoperative microscopes, which reduces the risk of damaging the important structures of the brain and spinal cord.

    Equipment:

    • Stereotactic Surgery Units — Cyberknife and TrueBeam
    • DBS — deep brain stimulation
    • Neuronavigation systems
    • Intraoperative MRI

    Herniated disc

    An innovative method for treating hernias in the center is Disc-FX Discectomy Radio Wave — a minimally invasive technique in which an action is performed on the damaged area using the Trigger-Flex radio wave system. As a result, pain is reduced and intervertebral disc function is restored.

    A brain arteriovenous malformation

    For the treatment of malformations, the center performs vascular embolization with a special substance that glues the vascular walls. Blood supply at the site of malformation ceases and the risk of rupture decreases. In some cases, radiosurgical treatments are used.

    Pituitary Adenoma

    If there is no effect of drug treatment, the method of transnasal endoscopic removal of adenoma is most often used.
    Surgical access through the patient’s nasal cavity does not leave a scar after the intervention and reduces the risk of complications.

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    Updated:

    PhD. Olexandr Voznyak
    Medical expert:
    Kateryna Maliarchuk
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    Information on this webpage verified by the medical expert

    PhD. Olexandr Voznyak
    Neurosurgery