Alzheimer’s disease care at Rabin Medical Center in Petach Tikva, Israel, includes memory assessment, cognitive training, and psychogeriatric care. The JCI-accredited center is affiliated with Tel Aviv University’s Sackler School of Medicine.
The memory clinic assesses memory problems linked to age-related decline or neurological conditions. The process takes 2–4 sessions of about 45 minutes each.
Training teaches memory strategies for daily tasks at home, work, or study. The group program has 10 sessions and about 10 participants.
The first visit includes physical, mental, and cognitive assessment. The psychogeriatrician then makes an individualized plan, with follow-up visits every few months.
Care may include dynamic, supportive, or cognitive psychotherapy, medication adjustment, and referral to community services. The clinic addresses depression, anxiety, and behavioral symptoms that can accompany cognitive decline.
Family services include groups for spouses of people with dementia and mindfulness workshops. Body-mind groups are available for adults aged 65–75.
Rabin Medical Center was named among Newsweek’s World’s Best Smart Hospitals in 2023. To explore these services, patients and families can request a consultation through Bookimed.
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Rabin Medical Center — is one of the largest institutions of Israel, providing medical services to patients from all over the country. Since the time of its opening, the medical center was guided by the use of only the new tools of modern technology, setting standards for of its treatment. The center is developing new products and techniques.
The annual budget of the medical center allows to equip all hospitals and department the most modern technology.
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