Home visits available
Ramat Gan starts where Tel Aviv ends, and for a lot of people that line gets crossed twice a day. If you work in the Bursa towers and live ten minutes east of the clinic, the body you arrive with is fairly predictable, and it is usually the same three complaints in a slightly different order.
This page covers what I actually find in those bodies, how to reach the clinic from Ramat Gan, and when it makes more sense for me to come to you instead.
What the office towers do to a back
The diamond district runs on screens, phone calls and nine-hour chairs. The pattern it produces is consistent: the upper back locked between the shoulder blades, one side of the neck shorter than the other from holding a phone, and hip flexors that have forgotten they are allowed to lengthen.
None of that is damage, which is the part worth hearing. It is a position held long enough that the muscle stopped resetting on its own. The work is to give it a reason to release, then to tell you which two minutes of your day will keep it that way.
The other half: the park and the stadium
The second group comes from the opposite direction. If you run the loops in the National Park or train near the stadium, what tends to show up instead is calves that no longer release and an Achilles that starts talking in the first kilometre.
That calls for soft tissue rather than relaxation: each muscle taken through its full length, slowly, with the joint moving. It is less pleasant than a Swedish and considerably more useful two days before a race.
Getting to the clinic from Ramat Gan
The Red Line of the light rail crosses Ramat Gan and continues through central Tel Aviv, so the trip is a single ride with no change. The line opened in August 2023 and does not run on Shabbat, which happens to match my week: the clinic is closed on Saturday in any case.
By car you cross the Ayalon and then park in central Tel Aviv, and the parking is the hard part rather than the distance. If you drive, leave more time for the last five minutes than for the first fifteen.
Or I come to Ramat Gan
Ramat Gan is one of the cities I travel to. I bring the table, the cream and the towels, and I need roughly two metres by two metres of quiet floor. A bedroom works. A living room works.
Home visits are not bookable online. Call me or send a WhatsApp with the address and the window you have in mind, and I will tell you what is possible. The travel is charged on top of the treatment and the supplement depends on the distance, so I set it case by case once I know where you are.
Treatments that fit
Deep Tissue Massage in Tel Aviv
For the upper back and neck that a desk and a phone have locked in place over months.
Soft Tissue Manipulation in Tel Aviv
For the runners and the gym crowd: each muscle taken through its length, joint moving.
Swedish Massage in Tel Aviv
When the goal is to come down from a heavy stretch of work rather than to fix one painful spot.
Questions from this area
- Do you really come to Ramat Gan, or is that just on the website?
- I really come. Ramat Gan and Givatayim are the two cities outside Tel Aviv-Yafo that I travel to. Beyond those, you come to the clinic.
- What does a home visit cost?
- The treatment price plus a travel supplement that depends on the distance. There is no fixed figure and I would rather not invent one here: give me the address and I will tell you the total before you commit to anything.
- How long does the light rail take from Ramat Gan?
- It depends which station you start from, and I would rather you check the live timetable than trust a number from me. What I can tell you is that it is one ride with no change, which is the part that matters when you are already tired.
- How do I arrange a home visit?
- Not through the online booking, which covers the clinic only. Call me or send a WhatsApp with the address and the time you have in mind, and I will come back to you with what is possible and what it costs.
