Private Medical Consultation in Modiin
Fast appointments and coverage from private insurance plans
We work with all private insurance companies. In most cases, reimbursement can be received after the consultation. For advice and guidance, tailored to your personal insurance policy.
Where does the private consultation take place?
The private consultation takes place at EliteMed clinic in Ishparo Center in Modiin commercial area .
office@elitemed.co.il
+972-3-372-7847
21 Hamelachot St. Modiin (within the Azrieli 360 complex), Building B, 5 floor, right wing
The clinic is conveniently located within walking distance from the Modiin Central train station and is easily accessible via public transportation. Free parking is available on-site.
What is the waiting time for an appointment?
In most cases, an appointment can be scheduled within 1–4 weeks.
How is the payment made?
Payment is made directly to the clinic.
In most cases, patients with private health insurance receive a reimbursement of approximately 80% of the consultation cost.
Consultation through Sharap – Shaare Zedek Medical Center
Coordination through a public-private system
How can I schedule a consultation through Shaare Zedek?
Shaare Zedek Medical Center
12 Shmuel Bait St., Jerusalem
You can schedule a consultation through the Sharap clinic (private medical services) at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.
What is the waiting time for an appointment?
The average waiting time is approximately 3 to 4 months.
How is the payment made?
The consultation can be scheduled either through private health insurance or via health maintenance organizations (subject to self-participation and in accordance with the relevant coverage arrangement).
Insurance & Reimbursement
Private Insurance
We work with all private insurance companies. In most cases, reimbursement can be received after the consultation. Guidance and support are provided according to your personal policy.
Health Funds (HMOs) – Supplemental Insurance Plans
Consultations and procedures can be coordinated through HMO supplemental insurance plans (subject to self-participation and in accordance with the insurance policy terms).
Up to 80% Reimbursement
Patients with private health insurance may receive reimbursement of up to 80% of the consultation cost, depending on the terms of their policy.
What should I bring to the appointment?
What should I bring for a consultation? (Not required for HMO/supplemental insurance patients) – Referral letter | Imaging disks | Blood tests | Medical documents
Virtual Consultation
You can also schedule an online remote consultation - a video call or phone consultation for patients outside the region.
Where are the procedures performed?
Procedures are performed using advanced technologies and catheter-based techniques
The catheterizations are performed at Shaare Zedek Medical Center using state-of-the-art angiography equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I have a scar after the procedure?
No! Almost all catheterizations are performed through a tiny entry point of about 2–3 millimeters. In most cases, no visible scar remains at all.
Will I need to stay overnight in the hospital?
The vast majority of patients go home the same day, and no overnight hospital stay is required.
Will I experience pain? What type of sedation is used?
Catheterization is usually not painful. However, patients may experience mild and temporary discomfort, especially during the injection of local anesthesia.
Is catheterization considered “surgery”? What is the difference between catheterization and surgery?
No. Catheterization is considered a minimally invasive procedure, with fewer risks and a much faster recovery compared to surgery.
Surgery typically involves skin incisions, general anesthesia, higher risks, and a longer recovery period compared to catheter-based procedures.
What are the risks?
All medical procedures carry some level of risk. However, the risk of significant complications following embolization and other catheter-based procedures is very low.
Potential risks include a very small chance of bleeding, blood clots, damage to blood vessels, or injury to surrounding organs.
How long is the recovery time?
In most cases, patients return to full routine within 1-7 days, with normal walking and daily activities resumed almost immediately.
Return to more strenuous physical activity typically occurs within 1-2 weeks.