Saving Lives.
Caring for
the patient
the patient
Although the primary concern in an emergency medical care situation is the patient’s immediate health, our volunteers assume responsibility for the full range of each patient’s needs by:
Although the primary concern in an emergency medical care situation is the patient’s immediate health, our volunteers assume responsibility for the full range of each patient’s needs by:
Supplying patients with everything needed for a hospital stay.
Assisting with medical referrals
Arranging for someone to stay with patients in the hospital
Protecting patients’ dignity Caring for
the family
the family
In the frenzy of an emergency situation, often everyone but the patient is forgotten. Hatzolah assumes responsibility for family members’ needs by:
Offering advice
Ensuring that the children are cared for
Referring family other agencies for support
Caring for
holocaust survivors.
holocaust survivors.
Our Hatzolah volunteers understand the responsibility of providing comprehensive care to the elderly. Our members are specially trained to gently communicate and interact with patients who are Holocaust survivors. They reduce patients’ tension and fears by exhibiting empathy and sensitivity,
Donate
Hatzolah is currently facing an enormous financial crisis. Funding is needed to maintain all of our life-saving equipment, supplies and medication, and also to provide ongoing volunteer training. Our volunteers work tirelessly around the clock to save lives. You can join them in this Mitzvah by showing your support.