Partners of Tel Aviv Neurosurgery

About the ProjectJoin us to be part of something truly meaningful by supporting the Department of Neurosurgery at Tel Aviv Medical Center under the leadership of Professor Jonathan Roth. Your donation will help us continue to provide life-changing care, advance cutting edge research and offer hope to patients facing some of their most challenging moments with compassionate patient care.  The Tel Aviv Neurosurgery Department stands at the forefront of treating complex brain and spine pathologies in Israel and globally. The department offers unique treatments that are not offered anywhere else in Israel to civilians and soldiers injured in the war.  To continue providing world class treatment and lead groundbreaking research we need your help to: Upgrade Life-Saving Technology: We need state of the art surgical equipment to improve patient precision and outcomes for our patients (Intraoperative MRI, 4K Endoscopic System, Intraoperative Monitoring System, Portable CT, Microscope, etc) Education: Support team education (Surgical simulators, microsurgical lab, etc.) Build our Team: We need additional personnel to continue to provide care to patients including civilian and soldiers  (social workers, physical therapist, neuropsychologist, etc) Advance Research: Support our work to discover new treatments for brain and spinal diseases that can change lives Every contribution makes a difference! By donating today, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of neurosurgery in Tel Aviv, Israel and globally by offering hope to patients and families in their most critical moments. Whether it be small or large, your donation will make a real difference in the lives of those who depend on us for care. Let’s come together to support those who are fighting for their health and future.  Donate now and make a lasting impact on countless lives.  GIVE TODAY. CHANGE TOMORROW! *While our amuta (nonprofit) title 46 is being approved donations will be transferred to a seperate amuta managed by our colleague in the department named, Parents of Children with Brain Tumors*