Your Family Care Team
Certified Mohel & Spiritual Care Specialist
Rabbi Gadi (pronounced "Gotti") Levy.
Since 2007, I’ve had the honor of serving as a Mohel, performing over 2,000 circumcisions for both Jewish and Christian families. To me, this work is far more than a procedure—it's a sacred moment of connection, tradition, and care.
Trained in Jerusalem by one of Israel’s leading Mohel families, I use time-tested techniques to provide a safe, meaningful, and personalized experience. I take the time to understand your values and guide you through the process with warmth, respect, and transparency.
Beyond my work as a Mohel, I’m also a traditionally trained Rabbi and the spiritual leader of L’Chaim Center in Deerfield, IL. But my proudest roles are being a husband to my amazing wife, Eve, and father to our six beautiful children.
It’s a true privilege to support families during such a special moment, and I would be honored to help welcome your child into the world.
Family Care Coordinator
Margo B.
I am honored to serve as the Operations Concierge to Rabbi Gadi Levy, ensuring that every family who reaches out receives the highest level of care, communication, and support. As your first point of contact, I am here to answer questions, schedule appointments, and guide you through the process with warmth and attentiveness.
Understanding the deep significance of this moment for families, I work closely with Rabbi Gadi to create a seamless, well-organized, and compassionate experience. Whether coordinating pre-procedure calls, managing follow-up care, or simply offering a reassuring presence, I am committed to providing exceptional service every step of the way.
With a background as the Director of Operations and overall administrative support as well as a strong passion for helping others, I find great fulfillment in work that touches people’s lives so profoundly. I feel privileged to support families during such a special and sacred time.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, cooking, and exploring the outdoors. I look forward to connecting with you and ensuring your experience is as meaningful and seamless as possible.
Business Care & Operations Coordinator
Julie A.
I first met Rabbi Gadi Levy when he performed the circumcision for my own son. What I expected to be a simple procedure turned out to be one of the most meaningful and comforting experiences of my life. The care, professionalism, and spiritual depth that Rabbi Gadi brought to our family left a lasting impact. That experience was so compelling, I knew I wanted to be part of helping him bring that same level of care to others.
Today, I’m honored to serve as the Business Care & Operations Coordinator, supporting the behind-the-scenes work that allows Rabbi Gadi to focus on what matters most—serving families during this sacred time. I help bring structure, organization, and systems to the business, ensuring that every family has a smooth, supportive, and seamless experience from the first phone call to the follow-up care.
It is a privilege to contribute to a mission that goes far beyond logistics. I love knowing that the work we do helps families feel cared for, informed, and at peace during such an important moment.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and children, staying organized (of course!), and finding joy in the small, meaningful moments of everyday life.
Rabbi Gadi Levy's Credentials & Achievements
Hospital vs. Rabbi Levy's In-Home Circumcision: A Clear Comparison
| Aspect | Hospital Procedure | Rabbi Levy’s In-Home Procedure |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin K Injection | Standard and required. | Not required — performed between day 8 and 30 when natural clotting is active. |
| Baby Placement | Strapped alone to a board in a clinical setting. | Held lovingly by a parent on a pillow. |
| Procedure Duration | Around 25 minutes or longer. | Under 3 minutes — quick and gentle. |
| Invasiveness | Involves stretching and pulling. | Minimally invasive with no stretching required. |
| Post-Procedure Ring | Wears a ring for 5 days. | No ring needed — heals naturally. |
| Pre-Care | Limited consultation, often no doctor contact. | Personal conversation before the procedure. |
| After-Care | Minimal guidance provided. | Available by phone/email with ongoing support. |
| Doctor-Family Connection | Usually no prior relationship. | Video consultation in advance advance to build trust and clarity. |
| Location | Hospital setting, followed by transportation. | In-home — warm, comfortable, and familiar. |
| Spiritual Meaning | None typically offered. | Meaningful rituals explained and personalized prayer available. |
| Emotional Impact | Often reported as stressful or traumatic. | Families feel calm, confident, and supported. |