Health Ministry Revokes Ambulance License for Hana Ambulance Company
Translated & summarized from Ministry of Health by baba
The Ministry of Health has revoked the operating license for Hana Ambulance Company in Shfaram after a court rejected its appeal. The company faced numerous complaints and regulatory violations, including improper use of ambulances. The ministry is advising the public to confirm the licensing of any ambulance service before use.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hana Ambulance Company's license was revoked by the Ministry of Health.
- A court rejected the company's appeal against the ministry's decision.
- The company operated in Shfaram since 2018 and faced multiple complaints.
- Violations included operating ambulances as intensive care units without approval.
- The public is urged to verify ambulance service provider licenses.
The Israeli Ministry of Health has announced that Hana Ambulance Company, which operated in Shfaram since 2018, is no longer authorized to provide ambulance services. This decision follows a court's rejection of the company's appeal against the ministry's order to cease operations. Over the past three years, the Ministry of Health received multiple complaints regarding the company's conduct. Investigations revealed instances where ambulances were operated in violation of ministry regulations. These violations included using ambulances as intensive care units with unapproved staff and equipment, and operating in an unapproved manner. The Ministry of Health urges the public to verify that any ambulance service provider is licensed and adheres to ministry regulations before booking. Further information and a list of approved companies are available on the ministry's website and through the Kol Habriut hotline at *5400.
