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The fund writes in Hebrew. Here is what the paper is, and the usual next step.
Fund papers, a cancellation guide, the *5144 card, a visit diary, a family sheet, a specialist packet, published hours, and a package insert as written. No account. Files are not stored.
Rights navigator
A refusal, a queue, a referral, a second opinion, the basket and a supplementary plan. Which paper usually applies, and how your fund asks for it.
Show the steps02Slot hunter
How to watch for a cancellation in your own fund app: other clinics, notifications, and Maccabi Switchit. We do not log in.
Show the order03A letter from the fund
An SMS, Form 17, a referral, an appointment, or a refusal. What it is, which dates are in the text, and the next step.
Explain the letter04Interpreter at the visit
A card: ask the clinician to dial the free *5144 line. If the published hours say it is closed, show a phrase. There is no live interpreter here.
Open the card05Visit diary
One page for the visit: your words, your questions, and the papers. No “this looks like” and no dose advice. The page stays in the tab.
Make the page06Family sheet
A parent’s appointments, what to take, and a short reading of one letter. There is no shared archive: copy the text into your own chat.
Make the sheet07Specialist packet
A paper checklist, the Form 17 status, and Hebrew lines to read aloud. No guess about a diagnosis.
Make the packet08What the hours say
Published hours only: *5144 and Kol HaBriut. TEREM and duty pharmacies are links, with no guessed “open” and no advice on where a symptom should go.
See the hours09The insert as written
Lines from the insert, with no substitute and no “you may skip”. A reminder at the time you already chose, as a file for the phone.
Show the linesWhat is not here
- A diagnosis or a symptom check
- A decision to go to the emergency room
- A reading of labs or scans
- Dose advice
- An account, or stored photos
You can start from a made-up example, with none of your own data.
Example: a Form 17 refusalExample: an appointment in Hebrew