RKM INTL / Healthcare
One coordination point for international patients, physicians and healthcare organizations — connecting clinical needs with the right Israeli specialists and institutions.
For institutions & professional partners
For patients & families
Israeli medical relationships
Sheba Medical Center · Ichilov · Herzliya Medical Center · Assuta Tel Aviv
Officially registered as a Medical Tourism Agent with the Israeli Ministry of Health. Registration No. 816979.
מטופלים ומשפחות בישראל המחפשים ליווי אישי באירוע רפואי מורכב — מוזמנים לעמוד הייעודי בעברית.
ליווי רפואי בישראלSerious illness often creates a coordination burden that extends well beyond the clinical question — physicians, hospitals, documentation, appointments, insurers and HMOs, rights, rehabilitation, home support, and family logistics all need to be managed at once.
Depending on the agreed service framework, RKM INTL may coordinate:
RKM INTL does not replace physicians, insurers, lawyers, or other regulated professionals. Where regulated professional advice is required, the relevant licensed professional retains responsibility.
For many cases, the first stage of coordination can take place remotely — before any decision about travel to Israel is made.
Medical documents submitted, with additional clinical information requested where needed.
Case matched to the appropriate specialist or institution, including complex, oncology, and pediatric needs.
Specialist and institution matching, with treatment-plan and cost-estimate coordination.
International Patient Department coordination, hospital documentation, and scheduling in Israel.
Ongoing coordination between patient, referring partner, and institution throughout treatment.
Post-treatment and follow-up coordination where appropriate.
RKM INTL can facilitate professional medical training and knowledge-transfer programs in Israel, for individual physicians through to institution- and government-level cooperation.
The professional or institutional need is reviewed to define scope and objectives.
The program is matched to the appropriate Israeli specialists and institution.
Format, duration, and content are structured around the agreed objectives.
The program proceeds once institutional approval and scheduling are confirmed.
All programs remain subject to professional requirements, institutional availability, regulatory conditions, and institutional approval.
Read: Beyond Medical Tourism — Clinical Training in Israel →
RKM INTL can coordinate with hospitals, clinics, healthcare organizations, insurers and assistance companies, international medical facilitators, academic organizations, and government and public-health bodies.
The objective may range from resolving an individual complex case to building a longer-term relationship between institutions, medical teams, or health systems. Any specific cooperation is confirmed directly with the relevant institution.
RKM INTL works through formal agreements and established working relationships within its Israeli healthcare network. The institution selected for a given case or program depends on the specific clinical need, specialty, urgency, required expertise, medical documentation, and institutional availability.
Ramat Gan, Israel
Tel Aviv, Israel
Herzliya, Israel
Tel Aviv, Israel
These relationships support case coordination. They do not mean that every case or program is automatically accepted. Medical acceptance, specialist availability, treatment decisions, program approval, and pricing remain with the relevant institution.
This combines healthcare coordination, international business development, multi-party case management, and institutional communication.
This is a coordination and case-management role, not a clinical one — Roy Kesel Meilichson is not a physician, nurse, social worker, or licensed clinical case manager.
Officially registered as a Medical Tourism Agent with the Israeli Ministry of Health — Registration No. 816979.
RKM INTL will attend the Manchester International Health Tourism Expo, connecting with international healthcare providers, medical tourism professionals and potential partners to explore cross-border healthcare cooperation and opportunities for international patients.
On 20 October 2026, the ARC Oncology Future of Oncology Conference will take place at the Sourasky Conference Center, Sheba Medical Center, Israel, from 08:30 to 13:30. The programme includes discussions on the patient journey, research and artificial intelligence, radiotherapy, clinical trials and the future of oncology care. At RKM INTL, our work focuses on coordinating access to specialist expertise, second opinions and care for complex medical cases in Israel.
View full conference agenda →Perspective / Patient guidance
Selected perspectives on medical innovation, complex patient pathways and healthcare cooperation — with sources and practical context for the next conversation.
Oncology
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International Patient Coordination
The role nobody knows they need — until the moment they need it
Oncology
In leading Israeli medical centers, advanced oncology increasingly combines molecular and genomic profiling, targeted therapies, immunotherapy and theranostics.
Hematology
An introduction to CAR-T cell therapy, bispecific antibodies and PNH treatment developments — and the specialist evaluation each pathway requires.
Fertility Preservation
Understanding whether cancer treatment may affect fertility — and what options exist to protect future choices before treatment begins.
For institutions evaluating a partnership, or patients and families seeking coordination for a specific case.
Medical Disclaimer: This content is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. RKM INTL is not a medical provider. Medical decisions should always be made in consultation with a qualified physician or healthcare professional.
Last updated: 2026-09-20
