Private Orthopedic Care for Kiryat Gat & the Western Negev
In Kiryat Gat, Sderot, and Netivot, patients commonly report knee pain from long hours on their feet and physical work, along with sudden sports injuries and shoulder complaints. At his Bnei Reem practice, Dr. Hagai Moskovich, a knee and shoulder specialist, provides an accurate diagnosis of the pain source, evidence-based conservative treatment (including PRP and Orthokine injections when appropriate), and arthroscopy only when there is a clear indication — with a plain-language explanation of the risks and benefits. You can book a visit with a private knee specialist, a private shoulder specialist, or request a private orthopedic second opinion whenever you want to refine a conservative or surgical plan around the findings and your personal activity goals.
The consultation builds a complete clinical picture, adding imaging (MRI or ultrasound) only when it changes the decision, and ends with a clear treatment plan and realistic rehabilitation expectations. From the western Negev the trip to Bnei Reem is convenient via Highway 6 heading east toward Lachish; book ahead and check your route in a navigation app before you set out.
Western Negev and Lachish-area towns from which patients travel
- Kiryat Gat
- Sderot
- Netivot
FAQ
How long is the drive from Kiryat Gat or Sderot to Bnei Reem?
From Kiryat Gat it is often about 15–30 minutes; from Sderot or Netivot it can take a little longer, depending on the route. The clinic can provide an estimate based on the exact address when booking.
What should I bring to my first orthopedic appointment?
Bring any MRI, X-ray, or ultrasound results you already have, along with relevant medical records and a current medication list. If you have no imaging yet, the next steps are decided after the clinical exam.
Do I need a referral to book an appointment?
In most cases you can book directly, no referral required. It is still worth confirming reimbursement rules with your HMO or private insurer beforehand.