About Assuta Medical Center
Assuta Medical Center is a private medical network in Israel, with Tel Aviv facilities described here in both the Ramat HaHayal neighborhood and at Assuta Hashalom. The Ramat HaHayal area is known for its high-tech industry and modern infrastructure. Assuta’s Tel Aviv center is described as close to major transport and shopping hubs, including HaShalom train station and Azrieli Mall (AiroMedical).
Assuta provides multidisciplinary care and advanced medical services, and its flagship Tel Aviv center and regional facilities, including Assuta Ashdod, serve over 1.5 million patients annually (Zeidler; Haaretz; Healthcare Digital). The center is internationally accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI) and is a hub for medical tourism, offering expedited appointments, patient support, and multilingual services (Assuta Europe; International Insurance).
History and network expansion
Assuta was founded in the 1930s. Its early design was influenced by Bauhaus architecture and the International Style, incorporating natural light and gardens (Zeidler).
In 2007, Assuta Hashalom Medical Center opened in a new, eco-friendly building beside Azrieli Mall and HaShalom station. The building was designed with patient accessibility and sustainability in mind (Israel Business Guide).
Assuta now operates multiple hospitals and clinics across Israel, employs over 2,400 physicians, and performs more than 100,000 surgeries annually. Its specialties include oncology, ophthalmology, and fertility (Healthcare Digital). The Hashalom Center includes Israel’s largest mammography and imaging institute, a vision clinic, and a sleep disorders clinic, and serves around 20,000 patients monthly (Israel Business Guide).
The opening of Assuta Ashdod marked the first new public hospital in Israel in over 40 years, expanding access to advanced healthcare in the Negev region (Haaretz).
What to see and services
Assuta’s facilities feature natural light, healing gardens, and eco-friendly materials (Haaretz). The modern campus includes 200 inpatient beds, operating rooms, private and semi-private rooms, waiting areas, a pharmacy, laboratory, prayer rooms, and a library (Israel Clinics Guru).
Services and specialties include oncology, cardiology, IVF, orthopedics, neurosurgery, urology, ophthalmology, and advanced diagnostics. Assuta performs over 16,000 IVF treatments annually (Assuta Center). Its facilities include robotic surgery, linear accelerators, and mobile diagnostics (Health-Tourism.com).
The medical team includes specialists such as Prof. Ilya Pekarsky in spinal surgery, Prof. Moshe Inbar in oncology, Prof. Ehud Raanani in cardiac surgery, and Dr. Eyal Winkler in plastic surgery. Patients can select their preferred physician (Assuta Europe).
Assuta invests in robotic surgery, digital medical records, and patient flow management systems. Its RISE platform accelerates clinical testing and adoption of new health technologies (Healthcare Digital). The center also uses advanced imaging, robotic-assisted surgery, AI-driven healthcare solutions, and participates in international clinical trials (PMWC Speaker Profile).
Practical visitor information
Visiting hours and admission
Assuta welcomes visitors daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. There is no admission fee for visitors or accompanying guests. Check with individual departments about appointment requirements or restrictions, particularly during holidays or health advisories.
Location and getting there
The address listed for Assuta is 20 HaBarzel Street, Ramat HaHayal, Tel Aviv (AiroMedical). The center is accessible by public transport, taxi, or car.
- Train HaShalom station is described as adjacent to the center, providing direct access citywide.
- Bus Numerous lines serve Azrieli Mall, a short walk from the hospital.
- Car On-site parking is available. Parking is also available at Azrieli Mall and nearby garages; arriving early is recommended during busy times (AiroMedical).
Appointments and international patients
Appointments can be made online or by phone. International patients can use a streamlined process involving an online application, consultation, travel assistance, and a dedicated coordinator upon arrival (Assuta-IL). No prepayment is required; flexible payment plans and post-treatment remote consultations are offered.
International patient support includes multilingual staff, care coordinators, visa and travel assistance, medical chaperones, and remote consultations for pre-travel second opinions (Assuta Europe; International Insurance). Remote monitoring and digital health tools support patient recovery and communication (Assuta Europe).
Accessibility, language, and patient amenities
The facilities include ramps, wheelchair entrances, elevators, accessible restrooms, designated parking, and support for people with sensory impairments. Trained staff can assist visitors with special needs (Assuta Center).
English is widely spoken. Interpreters are available for Russian, French, Arabic, and other languages, and multilingual signage and materials help with navigation (Assuta Europe). Assuta also provides culturally sensitive care, kosher meals, prayer spaces, and observance of holidays. Modest attire is appreciated in shared areas.
Patient amenities include cafeterias and coffee shops, comfortable accommodation options, hospitality-level services, kosher and international cuisine, and a dedicated patient support team (Assuta-IL).
Events and tours
Assuta occasionally hosts public lectures and health events. Guided tours are not routine but may be available during special events. Contact the hospital’s public relations office for tour or event information.
Contact information
- Address 20 HaBarzel Street, Ramat HaHayal, Tel Aviv, Israel, 6971068
- Phone +972-54-575-0331
- Email [email protected]
- Official website Assuta Medical Center
Further information is available on the Assuta Medical Center patient information page and in the Tel Aviv Municipality’s medical tourism guide.
Assuta holds JCI accreditation and ISO 9001:2015 certification. These standards reflect its stated focus on quality, patient safety, infection control, privacy, and quality management (Assuta Europe; Assuta-IL).
Tips for visitors
- Bring medical records and identification.
- Arrive early for appointments.
- Confirm insurance coverage.
- Use the patient portal for communication and results.
- Check visiting hours and accessibility options, and ask the relevant department about any restrictions.
- Make use of multilingual and patient support services.
Nearby places
Azrieli Mall is near the hospital and offers retail and dining. HaShalom train station is also nearby. Parks in the area provide places to relax, and Tel Aviv attractions are available during a stay.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What are Assuta’s visiting hours?
A: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.
Q: Is parking available?
A: Yes. On-site and nearby parking is available.
Q: Are guided tours offered?
A: Tours are not routine but may be available during special events. Contact public relations for details.
Q: Is the center accessible for people with disabilities?
A: Yes. The facilities include comprehensive accessibility features.
Q: How can I schedule an appointment?
A: Online, by phone, or through an international patient coordinator.
Q: Does Assuta offer special services for international patients?
A: Yes, including multilingual staff, visa support, and personalized care (Assuta Europe).
