Magen Lacholeh
Magen Lacholeh[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh is a non-profit organization based in Jerusalem, Israel, dedicated to providing medical assistance and support to patients and their families. The organization was founded in 1991 by Rabbi Benjamin Fisher, with the aim of bridging the gap between patients and the complex healthcare system in Israel.
Mission and Services[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh's mission is to ensure that patients receive the best possible medical care by offering guidance, advocacy, and support. The organization provides a range of services, including:
- Medical Advocacy: Magen Lacholeh acts as an intermediary between patients and healthcare providers, helping to navigate the healthcare system and ensuring that patients receive appropriate care.
- Consultation Services: The organization offers consultations with medical experts to provide second opinions and advice on treatment options.
- Patient Support: Emotional and logistical support is provided to patients and their families, including assistance with hospital stays and transportation.
- Medical Equipment: Magen Lacholeh lends medical equipment to patients in need, facilitating home care and recovery.
History[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh was established in response to the challenges faced by patients in accessing healthcare services in Israel. Rabbi Benjamin Fisher, recognizing the need for a patient advocacy organization, founded Magen Lacholeh to assist individuals in navigating the healthcare system and to provide support during medical crises.
Since its inception, the organization has grown significantly, expanding its services and reach. It has become a vital resource for many patients, particularly within the Orthodox Jewish community, although its services are available to all.
Impact[edit | edit source]
Magen Lacholeh has had a significant impact on the healthcare landscape in Israel. By advocating for patients and providing essential support services, the organization has improved the quality of care for many individuals. Its efforts have been recognized by healthcare professionals and patients alike, and it continues to play a crucial role in patient advocacy.
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