Burn Awareness Week
The attached is from our colleagues at FDNY.
It's important to note that the Orthodox Jewish Community has one of the highest rates of severe burns: open candles, bleches, etc.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17zQheWmma/
Hatzalah of Washington Heights
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03/02/2026
A little change of pace.
It's important to understand history.
Hatzalah is able to do many things because it is community-based.
Many years ago, the first true community-based paramedic service was established in Pittsburgh. Some of the training materials developed there became the foundational textbooks of paramedicine.
Freedom House Ambulance Service of Pittsburgh – Making Medical History – HSLS Update Freedom House Ambulance Service of Pittsburgh – Making Medical History Freedom House Ambulance Service was established in Pittsburgh in 1967. It was a cooperation between Freedom House Enterprises, a non-profit Black-administered organization focused on the development of Black-owned and operated ...
There is a strike by nurses but Hatzalah is still here!
However, due to the strike, we may not be able to take you to your regular hospital.
We do our best to accommodate your wishes but we have to balance that with the ability of the hospital to safely treat you.
14/12/2025
Excerpted from a post by our colleagues with Hatzolah of Sydney
01/10/2025
01/10/2025
While you are getting ready for Yom Kippur, so are we.
We will be full stocked and ready to go if you need us.
(but we want you to have a Healthy Year!)
גמר חתימה טובה
22/08/2025
It's the end of summer & the start of the new academic year.
We met with the new Residence Advisors (RAs) for the Wilf and Beren Campuses of YU to orient them to medical emergencies and Hatzalah operations.
22/07/2025
A nice article about our brothers in NJ...
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16vRfDRK6N/
Tonight an ambulance broke down while transporting a lightning strike victim to Jersey Shore. With no ambulances nearby Hatzolah stepped up and transported the patient. A lot of comments always talk negativity towards Hatzolah as they are Jewish, and yes mainly treat Jewish residents. However, they are always available for everyone no matter what religion, skin color, anything. Tonight, you deserve recognition. Thank you for all you do. God bless. 🇺🇸
