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Everything parents typically want to know about an in-home newborn circumcision — preparation, the procedure, healing, and aftercare.
Your baby's circumcision is performed by an experienced My Home Circumcision mohel. Our practice was founded by Rabbi Gadi Levy, a mohel and rabbi, and our mohels have performed over 2,000+ circumcisions. All are trained in both religious and medical circumcision practices, ensuring the safest, most professional, and meaningful experience for all families.
The procedure involves five steps:
An in-home circumcision provides a calm, private, and comfortable environment for your baby. Unlike hospitals, which may use general anesthesia or extended stays, in-home services are quicker, personal, and tailored to your family's needs and traditions.
Yes. We serve all families, regardless of religious or cultural background. Whether you're seeking circumcision for religious, cultural, or medical reasons, the procedure is performed with the highest level of care.
Our mohels primarily use the Mogen Clamp — a quick and precise method that minimizes discomfort and promotes faster healing.
Our in-home circumcision procedure is $1,850. This includes a private consultation, the procedure performed in the comfort of your home, all necessary supplies, detailed aftercare instructions, and ongoing support throughout healing.
Yes — provided our travel schedule can accommodate. There is an additional travel cost and an additional $250 procedure fee. Procedure discounts don't apply to 8th-day circumcisions.
Some families do. Eligibility and card acceptance are determined by your individual HSA/FSA plan administrator, so we recommend confirming with them before booking. Because the ceremony is performed by a certified mohel rather than a physician, we can't guarantee HSA/FSA eligibility — but we're happy to provide an Itemized Receipt for Insurance Submission (sometimes referred to as a "superbill") upon request.
At this time, no. Our in-home service is private-pay, which lets us provide personalized, flexible, and timely care in your home. Because the ceremony is performed by a certified mohel and not a physician, no NPI number is available and we don't bill insurance directly — but we provide an Itemized Receipt for Insurance Submission (sometimes referred to as a "superbill") upon request that you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. More about insurance & HSA/FSA →
The ideal time is between 1–4 weeks old, but our mohels can perform the procedure up to 6 months of age in most cases.
Your mohel applies a numbing agent and uses a quick, precise technique to minimize discomfort. The procedure itself lasts under three minutes, and most babies are back in their mother's arms straight after.
Yes — parents are encouraged to be present. Some mothers choose to observe, others prefer to step away briefly. We believe strongly in transparency.
First 3 days:
Days 4–10: Mild redness and swelling go down. Healing is typically complete within 10 days.
Call us or your pediatrician if you notice excessive bleeding (more than a few drops), signs of infection (pus, foul odor, increasing redness), or difficulty urinating (no wet diaper within 12 hours).
"I have had two of my sons circumcised by Rabbi Gadi. He made me feel very confident. Our baby was completely healed in one week."
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