Emergency State Health Care
All about health care during emergency states
All about health care during emergency states
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Health Bureaus
Opening hours, location, and services at health bureaus -
Hospitals and IVF Units
A list of phone numbers for all medical centers (hospitals) in Israel, for checking and locating family members. Services and activities provided due to the security situation. -
Health Care by Health Maintenance Organizations
Information about health fund services for evacuees and displaced persons. If you need medical services, a prescription for medications, lab tests, or assistance with any medical issue, we're here to… -
Family Care Centers, Mother and Newborn Health Care
The Ministry of Health is updating the website with information about open family care centers (Tipat Halav). -
Catch Up on Routine Vaccinations
The Ministry of Health emphasizes the importance of catching up on all vaccine shots even at this time. -
Medical Services After Hours
The HMOs' urgent medical hotlines offer medical counseling and urgent medical care outside regular working hours. See a the list of HMOs. -
Medications, Prescriptions and Pharmacies
In order to generate a therapeutic continuum for evacuees and displaced persons, and if you do not have your prescriptions with you, you can receive medications without prescription in a… -
Donate Blood - Save Lives
Blood donation saves lives. Click here for further information on who may donate blood and a list of blood donation centers. -
Ministry of Health Hotline at *5400
The Ministry of Health hotline provides information about the health system, even during wartime and emergencies.
Donate Blood - Save Lives
Healthy? The Ministry of Health Urges the Public to Donate Blood at Collection Centers
List of daily donation centers (MDA website)
Some info about blood:
- To save the lives of patients and the injured, about 1,000 blood donations are needed per day in Israel.
- Blood units cannot be stored for long periods, so the supply must be replenished regularly to maintain an amount that does not fall below consumption rates.
- Human blood has no substitute, and when a blood unit is needed for a person, its source can only be from a donation given by a donor.