Magen Lacholeh
Magen Lacholeh is a non-profit organization based in Israel that provides medical assistance and support to patients and their families. The organization was founded to help individuals navigate the complexities of the healthcare system, offering a range of services including medical advice, patient advocacy, and logistical support.
History[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh was established in 1991 by Rabbi Benjamin Fisher. The organization was created in response to the growing need for a support system that could assist patients in understanding their medical conditions and accessing appropriate care. Over the years, Magen Lacholeh has expanded its services and has become a vital resource for many in the Israeli community.
Services[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh offers a variety of services aimed at supporting patients and their families:
- Medical Advice: The organization provides access to a network of medical professionals who offer guidance and second opinions on diagnoses and treatment options.
- Patient Advocacy: Magen Lacholeh assists patients in communicating with healthcare providers, ensuring that they receive the best possible care.
- Logistical Support: The organization helps with the coordination of medical appointments, transportation, and accommodation for patients who need to travel for treatment.
- Emotional Support: Magen Lacholeh offers counseling and support groups for patients and their families to help them cope with the emotional challenges of illness.
Impact[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh has had a significant impact on the healthcare landscape in Israel. By providing essential support services, the organization has helped countless patients receive timely and effective medical care. The advocacy work of Magen Lacholeh has also contributed to improvements in patient rights and healthcare policies in Israel.
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