Treatment Centers in Israel
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Public methadone/buprenorphine maintenance clinic in Nazareth.
Public methadone/buprenorphine maintenance clinic in Be'er Sheva.
Public methadone/buprenorphine maintenance clinic in Umm al-Fahm.
Long-term residential therapeutic community for men on Mount Gilboa, northern Israel. Founded 1990. Supervised by the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Welfare. Hebrew only. Covered through Bituach Leumi.
Long-term residential therapeutic community for men (~100 beds) near Pardesiya, Sharon region. Operated by Beit Or Aviva. MoH and Welfare supervised.
Israel's first therapeutic community, founded 1987. Long-term residential rehabilitation for men near Beit Shemesh. Operated by Beit Or Aviva. MoH and Welfare supervised. Publicly funded. Hebrew only.
Residential therapeutic community in the Jerusalem hills offering addiction treatment in English, Hebrew, and Spanish. Founded by Rabbi Eitan Eckstein. MOH supervised. Accepts international clients.
Inpatient medical detox for young men up to age 25. Part of Neve Malkishua village, Mount Gilboa. MoH supervised. Publicly funded. Hebrew only.
Retorno's inpatient women's detox unit (Elah/אלה). Girls and young women up to age 35. Located on Retorno campus, Givat Shemesh. MoH supervised. Hebrew and English.
Private residential center near Tel Aviv and Jerusalem offering addiction and dual-diagnosis treatment in Russian, English, and Hebrew since 2004. The center states it is licensed by the Ministry of Health.
Private residential rehab in Rishon LeZion. The center describes detox, psychodrama, art and 12-Step therapy, with a named Russian- and English-speaking clinical team. Serves international clients. No MoH licensing claim found — Listed Provider.
Private residential rehab in the Herzliya Pituach area. The center describes CBT, sea therapy, nutrition, psychodrama, and dual-diagnosis treatment. Regulatory licensing not confirmed — Listed Provider.