Cardiac surgery in Israel at Herzliya Medical Center

Do the HIGH COSTS and LONG WAITING LISTS for cardiac surgery make your blood pressure rise?

Has choosing a skilled, REPUTABLE cardiac surgeon left you feeling breathless?

Does your insurance company refuse to cover the full costs of cardiac surgery?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we at Herzliya Medical Center (HMC), Israel can provide you with solutions!

Choosing to do your cardiac surgery at HMC you are guaranteed:

OPTIMAL PRICES
- Quality of our services are uncompromised and are highly regarded worldwide
- Cost of surgery is only 30% of the same procedure in the US AND significantly less than what it would cost in Europe

Fill out the bottom contact form TODAY and receive a quote for treatment that encompasses all of the above

Meet our Renowned Cardiac Surgeons:

Prof. Ran Kornowsky – currently head of the cardiology complex at Beilinson Medical Center. Prof. Kornowsky completed a fellowship in heart catheterization at the Washington DC Medical Center, where he did his fellowship and then ran the special catheterizations unit. In 2000, Prof. Kornowsky returned to Israel and was appointed to his current position. He has published over 300 medical articles and is a lecturer known worldwide. Prof. Kornowsky is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology (FACC) and of the European Society of Cardiology (FESC), and member of the Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions (FSCAI).

Doctor Ram Sharoni – doctor Sharoni completed his cardiology residency in 2001. Doctor Sharoni completed a two year fellowship in minimally invasive cardiac surgery in New York University. This was followed by a specialists’ course in Robotic Cardiac Surgery (developed by Intuitive Surgical, Inc., USA). Doctor Sharoni spent a productive time in Paris and Brussels, where he completed several fellowships in cardiac valve repair. Furthermore, Doctor Sharoni completed an advanced course in minimally invasive valve replacement using the TAVI method, developed by Medtronic plc. In 2004 he returned to Israel and is currently head of minimally invasive cardiac surgery service at Beilinson Medical Complex.

Doctor Gal Ben-Yanay – Deputy Chief of the Minimally Invasive and Hybrid Cardiac Surgery at Souraski Medical Center. Dr. Ben-Gal completed an advanced fellowship at Columbia University, NY, where he specialized in minimally invasive heart surgery, complex hybrid and endovascular procedures.

Doctor Michael Yonash – he completed his MD degree in 1995 in Israel. Dr. Yonash proceeded to his post-doctorate studies and residency in Invasive Cardiology in Boston. Having completed his residency he was accepted to a one year fellowship in Invasive Cardiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (teaching affiliate of Harvard medical school). He then stayed for another year of fellowship at the same hospital, specializing in invasive treatment of peripheral vessels diseases, including vertebral arteries, renal arteries and lower extremities arteries. In 2010, after returning to Israel, he joined the team of cardiology department at Kaplan hospital as a senior attending physician. Dr. Yonash is in charge of invasive treatments of coronary arteries, minimally invasive treatments of valves diseases, diagnostic and therapeutic catheterization.

Doctor Erez Sharoni – finished his cardiothoracic surgery residency in 2000 and was accepted to a prestigious fellowship program at the Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. During his two year fellowship, doctor Sharoni specialized in complex cardiac surgeries, including bypass and valves procedures with and without a heart-lung machine. Since returning to Israel he has been running the cardiothoracic surgery department at the Carmel Medical Center.

Prof. Dan Aravot – currently head of the cardiothoracic surgery complex at Beilinson Medical Center. Prof. Aravot is a leading specialist in coronary bypass surgeries and cardiac valve repairs/replacements. After obtaining his MD degree, he was accepted to a prestigious fellowship at the Harefield hospital in London. After that Prof. Aravot proceeded to Cambridge University, where he worked as head of the heart and lungs transplant unit. Since returning to Israel in 1992 Prof. Aravot has revolutionized the field of heart transplantation, developed several cardiac surgical techniques and has attributed to multiple medical studies.

Health Insurance

HMC is proud of the association and accreditation gained from all Israeli health insurance companies and most of the leading American and European insurance and assistance companies.

In most cases, the patient does not need to pay HMC, since there are agreements in place to settle bills directly between the Overseas Companies and HMC.