Our Services
Emergency First Response
We provide quick, professional and compassionate first response to any emergency. We currently serve RBS A, G and G2.
Emergency Ambulance transportation
Need an ambulance for an emergency transport? We provide emergency ambulance transportation from Beit Shemesh to the most appropriate medical facility. We currently serve RBS A, G and G2.
Our Mission
The mission of Hatzala Beit Shemesh is to provide compassionate and professional emergency medical response and ambulance transport to residents of Beit Shemesh at no cost to the patient in any circumstance. The purpose is to allow patients the comfort of calling for help without adding additional worry over the prohibitive cost of traditional EMS response and ambulance transport.
We service all residents, visitors, and guests within RBS A, G, G2 and Daled, and we are working with other areas to bring HBS to them!
Our Mission
What People Say About Hatzala Beit Shemesh
People love HBS - and here is the proof!
Latest news
HBS responder receives award from the Iriya
Lavey Freedman typically responds to call when most people are in their beds. Lavey was recently honored at a tekes organized by the city for his hard work.
Not a moment too soon….
Not a moment to lose… a crazy Hashgacha pratis story.
What’s HBS up to?
Your local Hatzala EMS organization has been working hard for our community with #lifecaring care! Over Shabbos, we responded to a significant number of calls that came into our hotline. A number of those calls were extremely serious and complex. Many thanks to מגן דוד אדום – Magen David Adom, our local doctors, and our local paramedics for Read more about What’s HBS up to?[…]
Call Stats: December 1-9, 2018
During the first 9 days of December, residents of RBS A, G and G2 called HBS 42 times for emergency assistance. Of those 42 calls: – 27 were transported to the hospital or other medical facility by HBS – The remaining 15 were incidents which HBS treated on the scene, but did not require or Read more about Call Stats: December 1-9, 2018[…]
HBS: Going the extra mile. A recent story.
From the HBS special files: Yesterday, we responded to a call where a child fell off his bike and suffered a facial trauma. Unfortunately, this child lost a tooth. When someone loses a tooth, it’s imperative to get the tooth back into the mouth as quickly as possible, if the tooth is still intact. This Read more about HBS: Going the extra mile. A recent story.[…]
Hot weather safety tips from HBS
Boy, is it hot today! Temperatures are expected to reach into the 90’s, but may not feel like it due to a light wind and low humidity. Some heat wave safety tips: 1. ALWAYS CHECK YOUR CAR TO ENSURE NO ONE IS LEFT INSIDE! Take the extra few seconds to ensure no one is left Read more about Hot weather safety tips from HBS[…]
Got a phone call soliciting for funds?
Hatzala Beit Shemesh, the local Hatzala organization, is not currently making phone calls to solicit funds. If you receive a phone call from a lady stating that they are collecting for the local Hatzala – IT IS NOT HATZALA BEIT SHEMESH.
Erev Pesach Safety Tips
Once again, we have reached Biur Chometz time! In previous years, Hatzala Beit Shemesh has been called to burn cases where children and even adults have been burned, in some cases seriously. Here are some tips to stay safe this Erev Pesach:
Mazel Tov to our Non-Explosive Purim Raffle winner!
He agreed not to use explosives this Purim – and now he won a grand prize for himself and his entire class!