
Navigate Israel's healthcare system: HMOs, emergencies, mental health, elder care, and nutrition
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Israel's healthcare system is universal but complex. Four competing HMOs (kupot cholim), a government-mandated health basket, supplementary insurance tiers, mental health reform, elder care benefits through Bituach Leumi, and emergency services that work differently from most countries. This bundle combines five skills that help you navigate all of it.
npx skills-il add-bundle health-navigator -a claude-codeCompare Maccabi vs Clalit for a family with two kids in central Israel. Which is better for pediatricians, supplementary insurance (shaban), and specialist wait times?
I need a psychologist through Maccabi. How do I get a referral, how many subsidized sessions am I entitled to, and what's the copay per session?
My 82-year-old mother needs daily help. How do I apply for Bituach Leumi long-term care benefit? What's the difference between gimlat siud and the HMO's private nursing insurance?
Navigate Israel's four HMOs (kupot cholim) and healthcare system for service comparisons, referrals, and coverage decisions. Use when user asks about Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, Leumit, health basket, specialist referrals, supplementary insurance, or switching HMOs.
Guide 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.
Guide to mental health services in Israel including therapy through kupot cholim, crisis hotlines, PTSD resources, and workplace mental health rights. Use when a user needs information about accessing psychiatric or psychological care, finding subsidized therapy, understanding the 2015 mental health reform, using crisis lines like ERAN (1201) or Natal, or navigating PTSD recognition through Bituach Leumi. Covers CBT, EMDR, private therapy costs, and employee mental health days. Do NOT use for clinical diagnosis or medication recommendations.
Comprehensive guide to navigating elder care in Israel. Helps families with Bituach Leumi long-term care benefits (gimlat siud), private nursing care insurance (bituach siudi) through kupot cholim, old-age pension (kiztavat zikna), nursing homes (beit avot) and assisted living (diur mugan), home care, enduring power of attorney (yipuy koach mitmashech), and guardian appointment (apotropus). Use when caring for an aging parent, comparing care options, checking benefit eligibility, or planning advance directives. Prevents crisis-driven decisions by consolidating all elder care information. Do NOT use for general Bituach Leumi benefits, private pension funds, or HMO/health insurance questions.
Plan meals and make dietary decisions based on Israeli Ministry of Health Nutritional Rainbow guidelines and front-of-package red/green labeling. Use when you need to build balanced weekly menus, understand what Israeli food labels mean, or plan kosher meals with proper meat-dairy separation. Covers the five rainbow bands (green, yellow, orange, pink, and below-the-rainbow), red label thresholds for sugar, sodium, and saturated fat (Phase 2, January 2021), and building meals from Israeli supermarket products. Do NOT use for clinical nutrition therapy, eating disorders, or medical dietary prescriptions.

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