14 Best Breast Cancer Treatment Clinics in Israel

Dr. Ari Raphael, Director of Oncology at the JCI-accredited Sourasky Center, has 29 years of experience and oversees its clinical trials. This center, a Newsweek Top 10 hospital, offers genomic sequencing with Foundation One CDx and Novalis TrueBeam STx radiotherapy. Blood tests cost around $240 and a PET-CT scan runs around $1,680. Daily chemotherapy or immunotherapy is typically $950-$1,050 per session, while lumpectomy with lymphadenectomy costs $11,240-$13,790 and includes a 3-day stay.

Dr. Yulia Grinberg is an international-level breast oncology specialist at Assuta Medical Center, a JCI-accredited facility. Diagnostics start with a breast ultrasound for around $220, with comprehensive workups including genetic testing from $1,530. The personalized treatment plan often involves surgery, which may cost between $14,000 and $18,000.

Sheba Medical Center is Israel's largest hospital and a Newsweek Top 10 facility globally, treating 1.5 million patients annually. Specialist Dr. Moshe Inbar, PhD, MD, offers initial consultation via Skype for around $1,200. Advanced diagnostics like a PET/CT scan for staging may cost around $2,200.

Prof. Luna Kaduri brings 30 years of specialized breast cancer and oncogenetics experience at Hadassah Medical Center, a Newsweek-ranked hospital. Diagnostics start from $772 for a specialist consultation. A lumpectomy costs around $9,062 and a mastectomy is around $15,246. The comprehensive diagnostics include blood tests, Breast MRI, and PET-CT under Dr. Marina Orevi.

Rambam Medical Center is a JCI-accredited academic hospital in Haifa, Israel. Recognized among Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals and Smart Hospitals. Its top specialties include pediatrics, bone marrow transplantation, and IVF – with Nobel Prize-winning doctors on staff.

• Over 2,000 bone marrow transplants performed to date.
• First in Israel for robotic surgery on a child and transnasal tumor removal.
• Ruth Rappaport Children’s Hospital has 21 specialty units with family-friendly amenities.
• Advanced technology includes DaVinci robotic surgery, Carto 3 cardiac mapping, SPECT/CT, Pill Cam, and gene mapping.

Soroka Medical Center is a multidisciplinary facility with the latest technology for early breast cancer diagnosis. Treatment may cost around $4,400–$9,000. The hospital performs approximately 30,000 surgeries annually and serves over 60% of Israel's population.

Rabin Medical Center has seven new radiotherapy accelerators, including two first-of-their-kind in Israel. Its JCI accreditation and digital mammography are notable features for breast cancer care. Diagnostic options include breast ultrasound and image-guided biopsy. Treatment can include breast-conserving or oncoplastic surgery, with reconstruction options such as silicone implants with biological mesh or microsurgical abdominal tissue. For eligible patients, Intrabeam intraoperative radiation may replace weeks of daily external radiotherapy. No diagnostic or treatment prices are listed.

Herzliya Medical Center holds a perfect patient safety score of 100/100 from the Israel Ministry of Health. Dr. Mia Cohen leads the Breast Imaging Institute. She is a pioneer in tomosynthesis technology, which helps find breast cancer at its earliest stages. The clinic offers high-resolution ultrasound and ultrasound-guided biopsies under one roof. Expert surgical oncologists perform tumor removal in VIP hospital facilities. Every international patient receives a personal case manager and free translator services to help with the treatment process.

State Hospital Edith Wolfson is a general hospital in Holon, Israel. It has 60 departments and serves 120,000 patients each year. Its core specialties include pediatric neurology, orthopedics, and oncology.

• Focuses on pediatric neurology, monitoring at-risk infants and treating epilepsy and ADHD in children.
• Comprehensive body check-ups start at $1,300, coordinated by the medical tourism department.
• Over 2,000 staff and 650 doctors serve patients across 60 departments.
• The admissions office handles around 450 visits each day.

Meir Medical Center was recognized as the best hospital in Israel five times in a row. It is one of the largest hospitals in the country. Core specialties include spine surgery, pulmonology, nephrology, oncology, and orthopedics.

• 20,000 surgical procedures and 6,000 deliveries each year.
• Records 3.2 million physician visits annually.
• Performs over 320,000 hemodialysis procedures annually.
• Affiliated with the Sackler School of Medicine at Tel Aviv University for training and research.
• Elected supervisor of the Olympic Committee of Israel; top athletes receive treatment there.