Vein Clinic Tel Aviv — Israel Vein Center, Lilienblum 17

Israel Vein Center’s Tel Aviv clinic provides diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins, spider veins, and chronic venous insufficiency in the heart of central Tel Aviv. Dr. Shimon Aronhime, interventional radiologist and endovascular surgeon trained at Mount Sinai Hospital and Columbia University / New York-Presbyterian Hospital, sees patients at Lilienblum 17, Tel Aviv.

Clinic Location

The clinic is located at Lilienblum 17, in central Tel Aviv — a short walk from Rothschild Boulevard, Neve Tzedek, Florentin, and Habima Square. The area is well served by public transport:

• Light Rail: Allenby station (Red/Green line) — under 10 minutes’ walk
• Bus: Lines 18, 25, 40 and others stop nearby
• Driving: Several parking lots within 5–15 minutes’ walk

The Lilienblum area is located between the historic Neve Tzedek neighborhood and the old Tel Aviv stock exchange district, close to Florentin and Allenby Street. Easy access from north Tel Aviv, Herzliya, and from the south (Holon, Rishon LeZion).

Services at the Tel Aviv Clinic

• Initial consultation including duplex ultrasound — ₪1,300
• Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) for varicose veins and venous insufficiency — price via private insurance
• VenaSeal — cyanoacrylate vein closure
• Sclerotherapy for spider veins and reticular veins — ₪1,500 per session
• Duplex ultrasound — comprehensive venous mapping

What to Expect at Your First Appointment

Your first visit at Israel Vein Center in Tel Aviv is structured differently from most specialist consultations:

1. Consultation with Dr. Aronhime — Full medical history, symptom assessment, physical examination of the legs.
2. Duplex ultrasound — performed on the same day — Dr. Aronhime personally performs the duplex scan. It maps your entire venous system and identifies exactly where reflux and venous insufficiency are present.
3. Personalized treatment plan — Following the scan, you receive a detailed treatment plan including findings, recommendations, and costs.

No separate consultation appointment, then ultrasound appointment, then results appointment — everything happens in one visit.

Frequently Asked Questions — Tel Aviv Clinic

Do I need a referral?

No. You can book directly with Israel Vein Center for an initial consultation. If you have a referral from your kupat holim (health fund), part of the examination costs may be covered.

How long does the first appointment take?

60–90 minutes, including consultation, duplex ultrasound, and treatment plan discussion. We recommend not scheduling a tight appointment immediately afterward.

Are procedures performed at the Tel Aviv clinic?

Yes. RFA, VenaSeal, and sclerotherapy are all performed at Lilienblum 17. No hospitalization is required — all treatments are outpatient.

Is parking available?

Several parking lots are within a 5–15 minute walk. The clinic is also conveniently accessible by public transport from all parts of the Tel Aviv metropolitan area.

Is the clinic accessible by public transport from outside Tel Aviv?

Yes. The Savidor Center train station (Merkaz) is approximately 20 minutes’ walk, or a short bus or taxi ride. The light rail Allenby station is the closest stop for those arriving by rail within the city.

Book at our Tel Aviv clinic: 073-3744040
Address: Lilienblum 17, Tel Aviv
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