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Providers List Please note: The Department of State assumes no responsibility or liability for the professional ability or reputation of, or the quality of services provided by, the entities or individuals whose names appear on the following lists. Inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement by the Department or the U.S. government. Names are not listed alphabetically; the order in which they appear has no other significance. The information on the list is provided directly by the local service providers; the Department is not in a position to vouch for such information. Subject line: Providers List Ambulance services Urgent Care Centers Hospitals General Practitioners Allergists / Asthma / Pulmonologists Bio-Feedback (CBT) Cardiologists & Cardio-Electro Physiologists Chiropractors Circumcision Dentists Dentists, Pediatric Dermatologists Doulas Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists Endocrinologists Family Practice Gastroenterologists Geneticists Hearing & Audiometry – Adults & Pediatrics Hematologists Infectious Diseases Specialists Lactation Consultants Neurologists Neurologists, Pediatric Nutritionists Obstetricians / Gynecologists OB – Labor & Delivery Preparedness Obstetrical Ultrasound Occupational Therapists – Pediatric Ophthalmologists / OPTOMETRY Orthodontists Orthopedists/Orthopedic Surgeons Pediatricians Physiotherapists Podiatrists Psychiatrists Psycho-Educational Testers Psychologists Psychotherapists Pulmonologists Skin and Sexual Diseases Sleep Study Speech & Language – Adults & Pediatrics Surgeons, General Surgeon, Plastic Uro-Gynecologists Urologists General Practitioners in Be’er Sheva Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists in Be’er Sheva Laboratories Pharmacies Pharmacies, After-Hours Travel Information Alcoholics Anonymous &Narcotics Anonymous Ambulance & First Aid Service: Jerusalem and Israel: "Magen David Adom" 24 hours service, telephone 101. Website: https://afmda.org/ ERAN - Emotional First Aid (emotional first aid, tel. 1201). Other ambulance services in Jerusalem tel. 02-628-2222 West Bank cities: call the Palestine Red Crescent Society at 101 or one of the following numbers: Bethlehem: 02-274-4222 / 02-2776020; Hebron: 02-222-7288; Jenin: 04-250-2601/04-2346883; Jericho: 02-232-1170/ 02-2321205; Nablus: 09-238-0399/ 09-2381001; Qalqilyah: 09-294-0440 / 09-2945372; Ramallah: 02-240-0666; Tulkarem: 09-267-2140/ 09-2675510; Salfit 09-2395620. The Gaza Strip: call 101 or 08-286-3633/ 08-2833333. Urgent Care Centers TEREM – Acute/Urgent/Emergencies Adults and Pediatrics Hours: Sunday – Thursday: 1600- midnight; Friday and Saturday: 0900- midnight https://www.terem.com/?lang=2 The Jerusalem main branch is located at Beit Yahav, 80 Yirmeyahu St., Romema, Jerusalem. (Several more regular business hours clinics in Jerusalem, Maale Adumim, Modiin and Beit Shemesh). The Romema “Terem” Emergency Medical Center is open 24 hours every day of the week for the care of all medical conditions including minor trauma and orthopedics. During all hours of operation it is possible to perform laboratory tests, x rays and to administer intravenous medications and fluids. Other services provided are orthopedics and radiology services. Medical Centers TEL AVIV SOURASKY MEDICAL CENTER / DANA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL * Pediatric and Adult ER Services (Also Known as Ichilov Hospital) 6 Weizman Street, Tel Aviv Tel: 03-697-3232 (Adult ER); Tel: 03-697-4500 (Peds ER) Carol Emold (Medical Tourism) 03-697-3426/4254; Call Carol for referrals & appts with doctors at Ichilov. Cell: 052-426-2493; [email protected] SHEBA MEDICAL CENTER * Pediatric and Adult ER Services (Also Known as Tel Hashomer Hospital) 2 Sheba Road, Tel Hashomer; Tel: 03-530-2250/3154 (ER); Dorit Uzan (Medical Tourism) Office: 03-530-8411; Cell: 052-666-7048 SCHNEIDER CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER * Pediatric ER Services 14 Kaplan Street, Petach-Tikva Tel: 03-925-3656 (ER) International Medical Tourism: Olga: 054-635-3473 or Office: 03-925-3525 HERZLIYA MEDICAL CENTER (HMC) Has NO Emergency Room or Emergency Services 7 Ramat-Yam Street, Herzliya Tel (International Department): 09-959-2497/8 HMC is a Private Medical Facility offering a wide range of services. Web Site: www.hmc-ims.com Dalia Petroupouliadis (Administrator) 054-660-8924 (cell); 09-959-2497 (direct line) [email protected]; [email protected] HERZLIYA MEDICAL CENTER (HMC) Has NO Emergency Room or Emergency Services 7 Ramat-Yam Street, Herzliya Tel (International Department): 09-959-2497/8 HMC is a Private Medical Facility offering a wide range of services. Web Site: www.hmc-ims.com Dalia Petroupouliadis (Administrator) 054-660-8924 (cell); 09-959-2497 (direct line) [email protected]; [email protected] MEIR HOSPITAL Pediatric and Adult ER Services 59 Tchernichovsky Street, Kfar Saba Tel: 09-747-2555; Adult ER: 09-747-1521 Peds ER: 09-747-2330/1 International Department: Tali Roter 09-747-1828 (Cell: 052-799-0097) ASSUTA HOSPITAL Diagnostic Unit – 20 Habarzel Street, Ramat Hachayal, Tel Aviv Dr. Jonathan Rieck – Diagnostic Unit 052-830-2014; Dr Amitai El Kayan 052-666-6112 Health Unit will first call Dr. Rieck or Dr. El Kayanto to discuss the specific case and they will then advise when to come. Patients need to take with them Passport, Credit Card and Insurance Card to appointments JERUSALEM AREA ALYN Woldenberg Family Hospital: Shemaryahu Levin Street, Kiryat Hayovel, 91090 Jerusalem. General tel. #02-649-4222. ALYN is a pediatric and adolescent rehabilitation center for in-patients plus services to outpatients, such as multidisciplinary rehabilitation services. The hospital specializes in diagnosis and rehabilitation of infants, children and adolescents suffering from physical disability. Augusta Victoria Hospital: Tel: 02- 6279911, Fax: 6279959, P.O Box 19178, 91191 Jerusalem. General Hospital, 164 beds, Email: AVH Info. Department of General Surgery, Laparoscopic surgery, Urology surgery, Pediatric surgery, Gynecological surgery, Thoracic and vascular surgery. Department of Ear, Nose and Throat - General ENT Surgery, Microsurgery of the Ear, Nose Surgery, Reconstructive surgery of the nose head and neck. Department of Internal Medicine - General Internal Medicine, Adult Nephrology & Dialysis unit, Medical Oncology, Gastroenterology & Endoscopes, Non-invasive Cardiology, High Dependency Unit, Sub-acute / Long term care unit, Social Work, Physical Therapy Pediatric Department, General Pediatrics, Pediatric Nephrology, Pediatric Neurology & Electro- Encephalogram Laboratory, Pediatric Intensive Care. Outpatient and Emergency Department-Emergency Room, Specialty Clinics, Lung function Laboratory, Audiometer Laboratory, Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care, Department of Oncology (cancer center), Unit for Medical Oncology, Unit for Radiation, Unit for Surgical Oncology, Department of Pediatrics-Unit for Hematology, Unit for Pediatric dialysis, Department of Outpatients Clinics, Department of Radiology and Imaging and Department of Clinical Laboratory. Director: Dr. Tawfiq Nasser. Bikur Cholim Hospital: 74 Hanevi’im Street. In December of 2012, Shaare Zedek signed an agreement to assume operational Control over Bikur Holim Hospital (see Shaare Zedek Hospital information on page 4 of this list). Information center tel. 02-6464111. Hospital remaining departments on location plan to include Nursing Internal Medicine, Labor and Delivery Rooms and Neonatal Department. Hadassah Medical Center: Operates two hospitals in Jerusalem. "Hadassah" provides medical treatment and medical research. Established and supported by Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America. Appointment Center: 02-584-2111. Patients' Representative: 02-677-7555. Donors, Events and Visitors Center: 02-677-6019/20. External Relations: tel. 02-677-6080, fax. 02-677-7013. Email: Hadassah Public Relations Office. Hadassah University Hospital – Ein Kerem: Tel (General Information): 02-677-7111; Tel (ER): 02-677- 7888 or 02-677-7222 http://www.hadassah.org.il/english Fax 02-643-4434. An 800-bed tertiary hospital, 130 sub-specialties, all-patient clinics, 100 out-patient clinics, A-1 level Trauma Unit, Emergency Medicine Center, 17 operating rooms, 9 specialized intensive care units, Hemato-Oncology Institute, Gene-Therapy Institute. Also available, among others are a Heart Institute., Stroke Center, Organ Transplantation Unit, Pediatric Hospital, Maternity Hospital, Women's Health Center, Inclusive Internal Medicine Services (such as gastroenterology, nephrology) and Imaging Institute. Private Consultation Service (Sharap), tel. 02-677-8899. Hadassah University Hospital – Mt. Scopus: Tel (General Information): 02-584-4111; Tel (ER): 02-584- 4333; http://www.hadassah.org.il/english Fax. 02-582-3515. A 350-bed community hospital: In-patient and outpatient services, emergency room, surgery intensive care unit, 6 operation rooms, center for computer-guided joint replacements, center for pediatric chronic diseases. Private Consultation Service (Sharap), tel. 02-584-4940. Patients arriving at the ER are asked to register and pay the current rate for ER care. If x-rays or tests are needed, payment is in advance. ALWAYS ask for receipts in English for claiming the money back from your insurance company. Makassed Hospital - Mount of Olives: Tel #627-0222; Fax.6288392, P.O Box 19482, 91194 Jerusalem. A 250-bed hospital with in-patient and out-patient services, including internal medicine, normal nursery, general surgery, cardiovascular and neuro-surgery, orthopedics, urology, pathology, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology, general laboratory, cardiac
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