13 Best Stomach Cancer Treatment Clinics in Israel

Dr. Sharon Peled trained in oncology at London's Royal Marsden Hospital and now heads the Digestive Tumor Institute. The JCI-accredited clinic uses the da Vinci robotic system for surgery. Diagnostics start from $650 for a surgical consultation. A full plan costs around $2,700 and includes CT, endoscopy, and consults. Partial resection typically runs $31,700 – covering a 5-day hospital stay, pathology, and pre-op tests.

Sheba Medical Center is ranked as the seventh best hospital in the world by Newsweek and maintains a prestigious partnership with MD Anderson Cancer Center. The facility has performed 500+ HIPEC procedures for advanced cases. Scintigraphy starts from around $300, while histopathology revision is about $1,000. Advanced HIPEC treatment may cost around $60,000 to $65,000 depending on the surgical approach. This high-concentration heated chemotherapy is available through both open and laparoscopic techniques to reduce recovery time.

Dr. Riad Hadad specializes in surgical treatment of gastrointestinal and liver cancer, with training at the University of Toronto's medical center. He heads the liver, pancreas, and gallbladder department at Assuta and has authored 60+ scientific publications. Treatment for stomach cancer may cost around $3,900–$28,100, depending on the procedure complexity. Dr. Hadad holds memberships in the European Society of Surgical Oncology and European Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association.

Prof. Ayala Hubert, Head of the GI Cancer Center, is a Forbes-listed doctor who pioneers immunotherapy treatments. Diagnostics start from around $682 for a consultation. A comprehensive gastroscopy with biopsy may cost around $3,327. PET-CT scanning with specialist review costs around $3,694, with the center handling over 35,000 surgeries annually.

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 performs about 30,000 surgeries annually, with stomach cancer treatment typically costing between $5,300 and $13,200. The hospital serves over 60% of Israel's population and utilizes advanced technology for early diagnosis and treatment.

Rabin Medical Center is one of Israel's largest medical complexes, performing 60% of the country's organ transplants. Its main specialties include oncology, cardiology, cardiac surgery, and organ transplantation. Named among Newsweek's World's Best Smart Hospitals 2023.

• 6,000+ cardiology and cardiac surgery procedures performed each year.
• 20% of all cancer patients in Israel receive treatment at the center.
• 7 new radiation therapy accelerators, including 2 first-of-their-kind in Israel.
• Da Vinci surgical robot, advanced MRI, and digital mammography on-site.
• Five-star recovery rooms in the Gura Shashi tower for patients and families.

Herzliya Medical Center holds a perfect 100/100 patient safety score from the Israeli Ministry of Health. The hospital performs over 20,000 surgeries per year with 350 specialists. Surgeons utilize the Da Vinci robotic system for precise, minimally invasive stomach tumor resections. Advanced diagnostics include AI-supported gastroscopy, endoscopic ultrasound, and MRI. The center features specialized oncology and gastroenterology clinics on-site. International patients receive support from a personal coordinator and translator. This ensures a smooth process from initial biopsy analysis through surgical recovery.

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.

Kaplan Medical Center is a branch of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It specializes in cardiology, ophthalmology, surgery, and HIV/AIDS treatment. The hospital holds JCI accreditation with near-perfect scores.

• Houses the largest HIV center in Israel – Neve Or. It helps HIV-positive parents have healthy babies.
• Ophthalmology department is the country's leader in retina operations and blindness prevention.
• Delivers over 6,000 babies per year at the gynecology and obstetrics department.
• Offers collection and storage of bone marrow cells for onco-hematology treatment.
• Performs laparoscopic surgery through small incisions for faster recovery.