Israeli Emergency Guide
Community67/100Guide to Israeli emergency services, hospitals, trauma centers, and urgent care. Use when a user needs information about calling MDA (Magen David Adom), visiting Terem urgent care, navigating hospital ERs, understanding triage, or learning about patient rights during emergencies in Israel. Covers the 5 Level-1 trauma centers, ER copay rules, blood donation through MDA, and when to call 101 vs go to Terem. Do NOT use for non-Israeli emergency systems or medical diagnosis.
Trust score 67/100 (Community) · 142+ installs · MIT license
Israel handles over 2.4 million emergency calls annually through Magen David Adom (MDA), yet surveys show that 38% of residents are unsure which emergency number to call in a medical crisis or which hospital has the nearest trauma center. With 6 Level I trauma centers and over 40 hospital emergency departments spread across the country, navigating the system under pressure costs critical minutes. This skill provides instant, structured access to emergency service protocols, hospital locations, triage procedures, and patient rights so developers can build tools that save lives.
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Developers? Install via command line (CLI)
npx skills-il add skills-il/health-services@v1.3.0-israeli-emergency-guide --skill israeli-emergency-guide -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When building applications that need to display the correct Israeli emergency number (101 for MDA, 100 for police, 102 for fire)
- When developing health-tech tools that route users to the nearest hospital or trauma center based on location and injury type
- When creating workplace safety or HR compliance tools that must include Israeli emergency response protocols
- When integrating patient rights information (such as the Patient Rights Act 1996) into digital health platforms
- When building chatbots or voice assistants that handle medical emergency scenarios in Israel
Try These Prompts
Which Level I trauma center is closest to Haifa and what types of emergencies does it specialize in?
What emergency number should I call in Israel for a car accident with injuries? What information should I provide to the dispatcher?
What are my rights as a patient in an Israeli emergency room? Can I refuse treatment or request transfer to another hospital?
When should I go to a Terem urgent care clinic versus a hospital emergency room in Israel? What conditions does Terem handle?
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Safety-critical updates. ER copay updated from 1,110 to 1,199 NIS (Ministry of Health 2026 tariff). Added comprehensive ER exemption list. NATAL hotline corrected from legacy 1-800-363-363 to current shortcode *3362. SAHAR hours corrected (NOT 24/7: Sun-Thu 16:00-03:00, weekends 18:00-00:00). Added missing emergency numbers 104 (Pikud Haoref), 105 (Child Online Protection), 118 (Welfare 24/7). Refined shelter time guidance for ~1,700 alert zones.
May 20, 2026
Fixed 5 broken MCP links in Recommended MCP Servers section (agentskills.co.il URL pattern updated from /mcps/{section}/{slug} to /mcp/{slug}).
Apr 30, 2026
Step 7 Mental Health Crisis Hotlines (ERAN 1201, NATAL 1-800-363-363, SAHAR chat-only at sahar.org.il), Step 8 Wartime/Iron Swords (Pikud Haoref, 104 hotline), 5 new Reference Links.
Apr 25, 2026
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