Complex Medical Case Coordination in Israel
Coordinated evaluation for complex, multidisciplinary, and rare medical cases, matched to the appropriate specialists and institutions in Israel.
What counts as a complex medical case.
Some cases don't fit neatly within a single specialty — rare conditions, multi-organ involvement, or a diagnosis that has remained unresolved after evaluation elsewhere. These cases typically require coordination across several specialists and departments rather than a single referral.
RKM INTL coordinates this process on behalf of international patients and families: identifying the relevant specialists and institutional resources, and managing the case as a single, coordinated process.
Working with multiple specialists and institutions.
Multidisciplinary and Rare Conditions
Cases are reviewed to identify every specialty relevant to the diagnosis, not just the most obvious one.
Coordination Across Specialties
RKM INTL manages the coordination between specialists and institutions, so the case is handled as one process rather than several separate referrals.
Coordination Through Treatment and Follow-Up
Once a pathway is confirmed, RKM INTL continues to support coordination through treatment and any follow-up care. Treatment decisions remain with the treating specialists.
What international families should prepare.
A clear case history — prior diagnoses, treatments attempted, and available records — helps ensure the case is matched to the right combination of specialists from the outset.
What patients and families ask us.
What counts as a complex medical case?
Cases involving rare conditions, multiple specialties, or a diagnosis that remains unresolved after prior evaluation elsewhere.
Can RKM INTL coordinate with specialists across several departments?
Yes. Complex cases are matched to the specialists and institutional resources relevant to each aspect of the case, coordinated as a single process.
Does a referring physician need to be involved?
Not necessarily — cases can be submitted directly by a patient or family, or through a referring physician or institution.
What should I prepare before submitting a case?
A brief first-contact enquiry describing your situation is enough to start — please don't include medical records or detailed health information in the initial enquiry. See Request Medical Coordination in Israel for how to reach out.
Case coordination is overseen by a Medical Tourism Agent registered with the Israeli Ministry of Health (Registration No. 816979) and Certified Complex Medical Event Manager.
Have a complex case to coordinate?
Submit a case summary, or reach out directly to discuss a referral or institutional partnership.
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.