Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv, Israel, provides comprehensive diagnostics and treatment planning for vasculitis. Consultations start from $650, a rheumatology exam costs $850, and a skin biopsy may run around $1,570. The clinic is JCI-accredited and home to Dr. Meirav Hashin Boknshtein, a pediatric rheumatologist trained at the University of California, San Francisco.
The process begins with a detailed clinical evaluation. Specialists use a multi-disciplinary approach to create a personalized management strategy.
Diagnostics and Consultations
The clinic offers a full spectrum of diagnostic services. These include:
- Consultation and examination by a dermatologist (around $650)
- Consultation and examination by a rheumatologist (around $850)
- Laboratory tests including blood work, CRP, and IgA analysis
- Biopsy of the affected skin area (typically around $1,570)
- Remote consultations via Skype for initial assessment
This combination helps confirm the vasculitis type and its severity. Treatment planning is based on these findings.
Treatment Approach
Vasculitis treatment at Ichilov focuses on diagnosis and management planning. The core service is the vasculitis consultation package, costing between $650 and $1,050. It typically includes:
- Specialist consultation with a dermatologist or rheumatologist
- An initial physical examination
- Development of a personalized, long-term treatment plan
The plan may involve medication management and follow-up care. Dr. Boknshtein, who directs the Dana Children's Hospital, brings specialized expertise in pediatric cases. The JCI-accredited hospital also provides free airport transfers and interpreter services for international patients. To explore a tailored plan for vasculitis, you can connect with the clinic's specialists.
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