Best Deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery Clinics in Israel: 5 Top-Rated Centers

Prof. Dr. Ido Strauss has 27 years of experience of experience in functional neurosurgery and leads the DBS program at Sourasky Medical Center. The complete DBS package may cost around $52,320, typically covering bilateral electrodes, ROSA robot-assisted surgery, and 3 days hospital stay. Prof. Strauss trained at Toronto Western Hospital and uses sub-millimeter precision techniques. The JCI-accredited hospital performs over 2,500 neurosurgeries annually with a multidisciplinary Parkinson's team.

Sheba Medical Center is the largest hospital in the Middle East and one of the world’s leading medical institutions, consistently ranked among the global Top 10. Recognized by Newsweek and Statista for eight consecutive years, it ranked 7th worldwide in 2026. The hospital delivers comprehensive multidisciplinary care across all major specialties, including oncology, hematology, cardiology, neurology, and advanced surgery, treating over 2 million patients annually, including international cases. With more than 200 physicians listed among Forbes' Top Doctors, Sheba is a global leader in CAR-T and TIL immunotherapies, precision medicine, and minimally invasive surgery, making it a trusted destination for complex and advanced treatment.

Hadassah Medical Center specializes in Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery, with Dr. Zvi Israel, a renowned functional neurosurgeon featured in Forbes, leading the team. Dr. Israel has extensive expertise in DBS for Parkinson's disease, tremor, and dystonia, and has authored over 70 neurosurgery articles. The procedure typically costs around $13,100–$22,400.

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Herzliya Medical Center is the leading medical center in Israel, which works since 1983 and follows international standards of medicine.