14 Best Injuries of Bones and Joints Treatment Clinics in Israel

Dr. Nimrod Snir is a specialist in orthopedic surgery at the JCI-accredited Sourasky Medical Center. Diagnostics start from $58 for a chest X-ray, and a medical consultation costs $175. A comprehensive ORIF surgical package for a closed fracture typically costs around $7,063 and includes the surgery, three days of hospitalization, and pre-op consultations.

Dr. Aleksey Kalganov is among Israel's most experienced orthopedic surgeons with over 1,700 joint replacement procedures performed. He specializes in hip and knee replacements at Assuta Medical Center, conducting around 280 surgeries annually. Treatment for injuries of bones and joints may cost between $10,800–$37,600. Dr. Kalganov trained at Tel Aviv University and London's Royal Hospital, holding memberships in the European Orthopaedic Research Society and Israel Orthopaedic Association.

Hadassah Medical Center offers advanced treatment for bone and joint injuries with over 35,000 annual surgeries performed. Dr. Vladimir Goldman, a leading orthopedic surgeon with 24 years of experience, specializes in limb lengthening and deformity correction using Stride magnetic nail technology. Treatments may cost around $12,300–$17,000. The hospital is recognized among the world's top medical centers by Newsweek.

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.

Shamir Medical Center is the first hospital in Israel to offer coral-based cartilage transplants for knee pain. This JCI-accredited government facility is affiliated with Tel Aviv University and performs 23,000+ surgeries each year. The orthopedics division features a dedicated joint replacement unit and a specialized trauma team for bone injuries. Patients have access to 22 operating rooms and a full rehabilitation school. The hospital uses CT-guided tumor excision and cryo-surgery for orthopedic oncology cases. Interpreter services help foreign patients throughout their stay.

Schneider Children's Medical Center is Israel’s largest pediatric hospital, holding Accreditation Canada Diamond Status and JCI certification. The center manages over 275,000 patient visits annually through specialized orthopedic and trauma services. Dr. Asaf Olshinka leads the craniofacial and skull surgery service, focusing on complex bone repairs and reconstructive techniques. The facility offers advanced diagnostics like CT scans, MRI, and ultrasound to evaluate injuries. Treatment options include fracture fixation, deformity correction, and microsurgical hand orthopedics within a dedicated pediatric environment.

Loewenstein Hospital Rehabilitation Center specializes in orthopedic rehabilitation for injuries of bones and joints, with treatment costs typically ranging from $6,900 to $9,500. Dr. Elena Aydinov, a board-certified physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist, brings of experience in diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal injuries. The center is internationally recognized for its rehabilitation programs, serving both adults and children.

Israel’s first patient-specific 3D-printed chest wall cage was implanted by the orthopedic oncology team at Rabin Medical Center. Its JCI-accredited hospitals include a dedicated trauma center with a helipad for civilian and military emergencies. Orthopedic care spans fracture surgery, arthroscopy, sports injuries, and primary or revision replacement of the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow. Diagnostics include orthopedic consultations, advanced MRI, CT, and X-rays. The center also offers structured rehabilitation after injuries and surgery; pricing is not listed.

Herzliya Medical Center is a private hospital with 350 specialists and 20,000 surgeries each year. It treats patients from 50 countries. Its strongest specialties are orthopedics, neurosurgery, and oncology.

• Performs 5,000 orthopedic procedures each year.
• Ministry of Health inspection: patient safety scored 100, infection prevention scored 99.
• VIP patients receive an individual coordinator and a translator.

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.