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  • Happy Chanukah 2023

    Amigour's elderly residents extend their warmest wishes to everyone for a happy and joyous Chanukah! May this holiday of light and miracles bring our hostages safely home.

  • Music for the Soul

    It was a deeply moving performance by members of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra who visited Amigour's 'Yuval Frenkel' Home for the Elderly in Kiryat Ono to uplift the spirits of our elderly residents.

  • Food Baskets Delivered to Amigour's Elderly

    Thanks to Amigour's supporters, food baskets were distributed to our beloved seniors, and it was a truly life-saving initiative because our elderly cannot go out shopping for food.

  • Endless Missiles Shot towards Ashkelon

    Amigour's "Akademayim" Home for the Elderly in Ashkelon are enduring the relentless barrage of rocket attacks that have left them confined to their bomb shelters.

  • Amigour Resident was Murdered

    Amigour expresses profound sorrow over the tragic murder of Igor Kortzer, a beloved member of Amigour's "Yovel" Home for the Elderly in Ofakim, whose life was tragically taken in Sderot.

  • ISRAEL IS AT WAR!!!

    Hundreds of Amigour's elderly individuals and Holocaust survivors find themselves taking refuge in bomb shelters.

  • Celebrating Succot

    Amigour's elderly residents celebrate the joyous holiday of Succot throughout the country,

  • SHANA TOVA 2023

    Amigour wishes everyone a sweet and healthy New Year!!

  • Happy Passover!!

    May the holiday bring you joy, peace, and happiness, and may you be blessed with health, love, and prosperity throughout the year.

  • International Holocaust Remembrance Day

    Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day commemorating the genocide of 6 million Jews during the Holocaust, of whom 1,500,000 were children.

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Amigour’s Nursing Homes

To counter the critical shortage of nursing facilities in Israel, Amigour has two nursing homes with nine nursing departments together, in Kiryat Yam, providing a combined 320 new nursing beds for Amigour residents. These facilities provide 24-hour care and intensive treatment programs.

According to a recent report by the Israeli Ministry of Health Project Committee, there is an acute shortage of beds for the chronically ill elderly population in northern Israel. In addition, every year, at least 86 Amigour residents need nursing home care.

Amigour provides innovative multipurpose quality professional care for the elderly in their two nursing homes. The facilities and their staff are unique in the personal medical attention they provide to residents. For example, an on-staff nutritionist and cook prepare individualized dietary plans and meals according to patients' specific needs. An occupational therapist and doctor, who specializes in geriatric care, create individual treatment and rehabilitation plans for residents. Such treatment includes bandaging, injections, massages, inhalation therapy, and provision of medication.

The staff utilizes the most advanced medical care and residential facilities outside of a hospital environment. In addition to their individualized care packages, patients can also consult with outside medical specialists according to need. Additional staff includes a head nurse, full-time nurses, medical support staff, a social worker, an occupational and physio-therapist, as well as maintenance staff. All staff positions including day and night shifts are determined and authorized by the Israel Ministry of Health. A social worker maintains constant contact with government, municipal, and community social service organizations and also provides weekly group and individual social and psychological treatment.

Beyond their already stated commitment to excellence, professionalism, and quality care, it is the dedicated staff's warm and empathic individual treatment which creates the special family-like atmosphere which characterizes both Amigour Nursing Home’s quality care environment. The staff is also in constant contact with patients' families to encourage them to be as involved as much as possible in planned events and in the treatment of their loved-ones.