Amutat Meal Asam

The Renaissance Rehabilitation Center is a licensed, private residential addiction treatment facility located in Rishon LeZion. With a dedicated capacity of 20 patients, the Center provides comprehensive, high-quality residential treatment and rehabilitation for individuals navigating substance use disorders (SUD), with a specialized focus on dual-diagnosis care.For years, Renaissance has successfully participated in Ministry of Health tenders, establishing a proven track record of clinical excellence and regulatory compliance in the field of dual diagnosis. Clinical Framework & Multidisciplinary CareAt the core of the Center’s success is its commitment to personalized care. Every patient receives a customized, comprehensive treatment plan tailored to their specific clinical condition, psychological profile, and recovery goals. This individualized approach is delivered within a supportive rehabilitation framework by a highly skilled, multidisciplinary professional team consisting of psychiatrists, medical staff, clinical psychologists, social workers, and certified addiction specialists. Specialized Initiative: IDF Reservist Trauma & Recovery Program Leveraging its deep expertise in dual-diagnosis treatment, Renaissance has developed a specialized residential rehabilitation program explicitly designed for IDF reservists. This timely initiative targets the complex intersection of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and substance use disorders (SUD). By adapting years of clinical experience to the unique psychological, cultural, and rehabilitation needs of military personnel, the program provides a safe, structured environment for veterans to process combat-related trauma while safely overcoming chemical dependencies.

Address Benjamin Shmotkin 6
City Rishon Letzion
State CO
Zip Code 7536309
Country Us
ID Number 58-0360220
SFC Number SCF-02113

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