The medical center is a Bookimed Official Partner. Thus, we arrange treatment for international patients as a hospital representative with no intermediaries and extra charges.
An online consultation with an oncologist at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, Israel, allows patients to receive a specialist's second opinion without traveling. This remote examination typically costs between $800 and $1,200, or around $1,600 to $1,700 when including a radiology review. The service is ideal for reviewing existing scans and treatment plans through a secure platform.
The oncologist reviews the patient’s medical history along with existing laboratory results and current treatment status. This process helps clarify the diagnosis and provides recommendations for next steps. The specialist looks at imaging studies such as CT, MRI, or PET-CT scans to provide a detailed second opinion.
There are two main options for this diagnostic service:
The clinic uses a secure online platform for safe document and image sharing. Patients upload their medical files, blood test results, and chemotherapy records before the session. The consultation takes place via video or audio and lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. Because this is a remote discussion, no sedation or physical preparation is necessary.
Results and official reports are typically ready within a few days after the meeting. Every patient receives a medical report written in English. A medical translator and a coordinator assist with communication and logistics throughout the process.
Hadassah Medical Center appears on the Newsweek World's Best Hospitals ranking. It also holds a Nobel Peace Prize nomination, reflecting its international standing in medicine. The hospital maintains an accredited environment for specialized oncology reviews and laboratory analysis. Patients can pay via bank transfer in USD or by credit card in Israeli shekels.
To learn more about the process or timing, you may leave a request on Bookimed.
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
Average answering time – 5 minutes
| diagnostics | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Online Consultation with Oncologist | $781 - $1200 |
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Melanoma surgery | Price on request | |
| Liver resection | $17000 | |
| Brachytherapy for prostate cancer | $50000 | |
| Lumpectomy | $9062 | |
| Esophagectomy | $14032 | |
| Immunotherapy | Price on request | |
| Chemotherapy | Price on request | |
| Bone marrow transplantation | Price on request | |
| Radiofrequency ablation | Price on request | |
| Hormone therapy | Price on request |
Hadassah Medical Center was founded in 1918 by the eponymous Women’s Zionist Organization of America. There are two campuses in Jerusalem — on Mount Scopus and in the Ein Kerem neighborhood. The center includes 130 departments, over 1,100 beds, 31 operating rooms, and 9 specialized intensive care units.
High treatment effectiveness. More than 80% of patients with early-stage liver cancer are successfully treated. Recovery rates for some rare genetic diseases exceed 95%. About 70% of epilepsy patients are completely seizure-free using modern methods.
Highly qualified physicians. Among them are Professor Yoav Mintz (innovative surgical technologies), Professor Polina Stepenski (pediatric bone marrow transplantation), Professor Alexander Margulis (removal of giant nevi), and Dr. Josh Schreder (robotic spine surgery).
Leader in development and application of new drugs and vaccines, including modern immunotherapies for cancer and clinical trials.
International patient care. Nearly one-third of patients come from abroad. The center’s patients include members of the Israeli elite, including prime ministers.
Rapid treatment organization. Patients can start treatment within 3 days with Bookimed support.
Alpha Tau and DaRT — innovative radiotherapy techniques targeting cancer cells while preserving healthy tissue.
CAR-T therapy — treatment of myeloma, AL amyloidosis, and BCMA-positive tumors using modified patient T-cells.
Ethos radiotherapy system — artificial intelligence adapts radiation to the precise tumor volume, minimizing side effects and reducing session time to 15 minutes.
Oncology — chemotherapy, Da Vinci robotic surgery, radiotherapy, radiofrequency ablation, cryoablation, targeted and hormonal therapy.
Hematology — advanced chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and biotherapy methods; leadership in bone marrow transplantation.
Neurology — treatment of complex cases, epilepsy, ALS, and Parkinson’s disease using advanced diagnostics and DBS.
Contact via website, messenger, or callback. The coordinator answers questions and explains the trip process.
Medical document submission. Specialists create a preliminary examination and treatment plan with pricing.
Trip preparation. Assistance with documents, visa, tickets, accommodation, and transfer.
Treatment at the clinic. A personal coordinator accompanies patients during consultations and procedures.
Post-treatment support. Consultations and assistance with medical documents.
Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005.
First operations in Israel: kidney transplant (1967), heart-lung transplant (1992), computer-assisted hip replacement (2004), nano-knife for prostate cancer (2018), CAR-T therapy (2021), full artificial heart transplant (2025).
Marc Chagall stained glass at Hadassah Medical Center, Israel
The Ein Kerem campus features Marc Chagall’s stained glass “Twelve Tribes of Israel.”
Individual treatment program and cost estimate
Average answering time – 5 minutes
