PRP injections for the knee
PRP uses components from your own blood to support natural healing. It may fit selected patients after a specialist clinical assessment. Assessment and treatment are provided at the clinic in Bnei Reem.
Typical recovery timeline
Treatment day
0–48 hours
Relative rest and load guidance
Early response
Weeks 1–2
Gradual improvement in local symptoms
Rehab phase
Weeks 3–8
Graduated return to exercise
Effect check
8–12 weeks
Functional review and next steps
Clinic pathway
Clinical exam to clarify the pain source.
Imaging review and candidacy for biologic treatment.
Injection performed in a controlled medical setting.
Follow-up with graded rehabilitation guidance.
How PRP is thought to help
PRP concentrates platelets from your blood to support local healing signals and may improve the biologic environment around irritated tissues.
Patient selection
Candidacy depends on diagnosis, severity, medical history, and goals. Some patients benefit most from a combined plan including physiotherapy.
FAQ
Who is a candidate for knee PRP?
Selected patients with joint or tendon-related knee pain after clinical evaluation and medical suitability review.
Does PRP replace physiotherapy?
Usually no. Combining PRP with structured rehab often improves outcomes.
קיים הסדר מול קופת חולים לאומית. לגבי שאר קופות החולים וביטוחים משלימים יש לברר זכאות והחזרים ישירות מול הגורם המבטח.
Orthopedic care in Israel’s south & center
Dr. Hagai Moskovich, a senior orthopedic surgeon, sees patients for consultation and follow-up at the clinic in Bnei Reem — easy to reach from Gedera, Ashdod, Beer Sheva, and nearby areas, with patients also coming from the center. Surgery as an operating surgeon takes place at additional hospitals according to the clinical pathway and applicable arrangements.
Looking for more information? Return to the home page: orthopedic surgeon overview or knee & shoulder specialist.
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