Doctors in Be'er Sheva, Israel

Sarah Kashin Klein?

BTW- TEREM has a clinic for uninsured patients in Tel-Aviv in cooperation with the ministry of health. Getting treated there is only about 50 NIS. http://www.terem.com/ClinicID.aspx?TeremClinicId=21&teremRegionId=5&lang=2

I just took my father to the "Briyuta" clinic. He is a tourist, and got pneumonia. They did a whole work-up and chest x-ray, blood test for 480 shekels. The phone # is *9579 they see people till 1 am, I think, but call.

Terem has a Beer Sheva branch, that treats private patients as well as insured patients. 1-599-520-520. Open sun-sat 9 am till 1 am. English speaking staff.

7 Bialik Street: 08-6235337 Dr Debbie davis

Dr Davis is the best!!

Dr Dvora Davies in Bet, Rehov Bialik 7 haMirpea haMishpahtit. Tel 6235337 English speaking from the UK, excellent practitioner. I don't say the same about her partner so make sure you see her. Caroline

I AM A TOURIST ,AND EVERY YEAR U WENT TO DR.ANETA PROST ,SHE IS LOCATED IN RAMOT ON NAHUM SARIG STREET 33 .TEL.086480099 ,SHE SEEMED TO BE VERY CARING,SOFT SPOKEN ,AND HELPED ME IN THE PAST.

Dr. Sody Naimer - sody112@gmail.com

Zion Shitrit. http://www.zionshitrit.co.il/

Ze'ev do you have experience with Dr. Namir? I read that he doesn't use an kind of numbing agent? Is he from the area? Does he do a follow-up visit? Thanks!

Save yourself a million dollars and a world of trouble! Get that prescription from back home and order from http://www.zennioptical.com/

Canion Avia second floor, (Opticana Or).Nissim does the exam, speaks perfect English and very reasonable prices. Call first to make sure he is there. 08-6444048

Nira Lankry at the Super Pharm in Big is an English Speaker and excellent Optometrist. Highly recommended

Terem is an emergency clinic for anyone who enters it. Kupot holim members pay with a hafnaya plus hihayvoot from their snifim (I suspect that your boyfriend will have to pay cash up front). http://www.terem.com/en/locations/beer-sheva

http://www.briuta-care.co.il/

Hi! I went to the clinic at the university. I had Dr Jacque. English speaking from France:D

Dr Debbie davis: 08-6235337. 7 Bialik Street

Dr Debby is great. Just make sure you see her and not her partner Dr Yaakov.

Tamara Elise- she is my doctor and I am happy with her. Be prepared to wait a bit, she runs late, but its because she takes time and listens to her patients.

Mel Litman, in Meitar, but I'm not sure where he sees patients. Call his wife (and business partner, who also does Feldenkreis), Maya: 050-716-7490, tell her you got her number through me, and you would like the number of her husband's business.

You can also ask at cutting-edge, Anglo-oriented http://nefesh.org/

Try the Shira Pransky Project: http://shirapranskyproject.org/kupot-cholim-in-english/. My guess, though is the one on Rehov Aliyah.

We use a doctor service - 250 shekels and they come right to your home (usually within 20 minutes of calling). 1-700-701-103

Maybe this will help- http://www.nbn.org.il/gosouth/accessing-mental-health-services-in-the-south/

Doctor Galina?

Dotan Halevy likes his doctor....

Dr. Marina at the Wingate clinic.

I second the recommendation for Dr. Galina

1) If your general care Dr. is on vacation, the *3555 has a list of doctors that are covering him, and when you call for an appointment, they can tell you who the replacement is. You won't always get someone in the same clinic, but they try to have replacements that are close by. 2) Bikur Rofeh is privately owned, but can give referrals to the ER, which are honored by Maccabi. Otherwise, you can't get money back. The Maccabi Emergency Care Clinic at K. Hamemshala, 2nd floor, is open till late, Fridays and Saturdays, costs 82 NIS, and they can perform most diagnosis, and referrals to ER as required. If you have private health insurance, most policies have their doctors that make the house calls between 25-85 NIS, or you can request to consult with a Dr on the phone for free, and they'll fax over the ER referral, if necessary. 3) ER Soroka - If you can avoid it - don't go! If you really need to, the staff is professional, but you'll have to wait a long time. **** If you're still not sure or have other questions, feel free to PM me, I'd love to help, if I can. ****

There is an 'Emergency Care Facility' at Maccabi that you can use for free and without a referral. However, it is not open 24/7. I think it's only open when Maccabi is open. It is, however, much faster than the Hospital. Can't guarantee that the Dr. will speak English or that s/he will even be pleasant, but the option is there.

Dr Yael Cochavi in Kenyon hanegev

Macabre Health Fund. Strangely appropriate...

Where do you live Paul? My doctor is terrific! Dr. Sergey Paz, He is the pharmacy administrator as well, at Schuna Bet, Merkaz Hen

I go to Dr. Marina Gamar at the Clalit on Wingate. She is WONDERFUL, and I have such a close relationship with her (I've injured my back, and she's been so helpful and supportive). However, she does not speak English. She will understand here and there words that you say if they are connected to the medical field. I started going to her when I barely spoke Hebrew, and we've always managed. I absolutely adore her!

Spend the extra - if you can -go to BREe-00-Tah at Plaza 1. Efficient Polite, Excellent Service.

Let's ask this about Clalit dentists. Any recommendations?