7 Best Parkinson's Disease Treatment Clinics in Israel

Dr. Ido Strauss, a functional neurosurgery director, has 26 years of expertise. He operates using the ROSA robotic system for <1mm precision in DBS electrode placement. Diagnostics start from $850 for a neurosurgeon consultation. The all-inclusive DBS package typically runs $62,320–$66,600, covering 3-day hospitalization, the robot-assisted surgery, electrodes, and anesthesia. The JCI-accredited center is a top Newsweek-ranked hospital.

Assuta Medical Center offers personalized care for Parkinson's disease, focusing on surgical and non-surgical interventions tailored to patient needs. Treatment may cost around $408,000–$1,263,000. Dr. Ilya Pekarsky, a world-renowned neurosurgeon and spinal surgeon, has extensive experience in minimally invasive procedures, performing around 60 surgeries monthly. The clinic provides a patient-centered approach with choice in treatment options and accommodations.

Prof. Zvi Israel, a Forbes-listed specialist with 26 years in functional neurosurgery, leads the program. Complete Parkinson's diagnostics at this major university hospital start from around $1,802 for a 4-day program. A comprehensive 3-day program is around $3,849. Neurology and neurosurgery consultations each typically cost $680–$730. MRI brain imaging runs $2,135–$2,275. Prof. Israel also performs Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery, a key treatment option for symptom control.

Rambam Medical Center was first in Israel to offer the HiFusMRI treatment – a non-invasive ultrasound scalpel for tremor, used within its JCI-accredited facility with 4,500+ staff. Lumbar puncture starts from $310 and consultations with a neurologist cost around $450. The comprehensive HiFusMRI package may cost $31,600–$36,470 and includes two specialist consultations, all pre-op imaging, lab tests, and up to two days of hospitalization.

Loewenstein Hospital Rehabilitation Center specializes in Parkinson's disease treatment, offering comprehensive rehabilitation services. Dr. Diane Arensibia Czarna is a board-certified neurologist and rehabilitation medicine specialist, focusing on neurological conditions and patient outcomes. Treatment may cost around $140,700–$153,900. The center is internationally recognized for its high-quality rehabilitation programs.

Rabin Medical Center’s Parkinson’s day-care neuro-rehabilitation program schedules at least three therapy sessions daily. The multidisciplinary team includes physiotherapy, occupational and speech therapy, psychology, social work, and nutrition. A dedicated movement disorders clinic and rehabilitation track support assessment and functional therapy. For severe cases, deep brain stimulation is available, using an implanted pacemaker and targeted electrodes. Beilinson and Hasharon hospitals hold JCI accreditation and were named among Newsweek’s World’s Best Smart Hospitals 2023.