America’s only all-female EMT corps, we provide emergency medical care
to women in the Jewish community, respecting their values of modesty.
America’s only all-female EMT corps, we provide emergency medical care
to women in the Jewish community, respecting their values of modesty.
Just a team of qualified women who treat you in a competent and reassuring manner.
With a 24/7 emergency line, our own ambulance, and branches in Boro Park, Flatbush and Manhattan,
we respond to your local call rapidly.
We are a state-certified ambulance service, with licensed EMT volunteers, many with additional medical training, such as paramedics and doulas, ensuring you top-tier care.
Our all-female crew draw on their natural caregiving instincts and personal experience
to treat you with empathy and
understanding.
These awards aren’t just fancy achievements.
They symbolize the exceptional care we give our patients.
Our volunteers are trained to treat pediatric, adolescent and geriatric emergencies, specialising in emergency labor and OB-GYN.
As a licensed Volunteer Ambulance Service (VAS), we transport patients to hospital in our brand-new fully-equipped ambulance.
We offer training through our partners, to expand our reach and bring dignified emergency care to more women.
For personal, cultural or religious reasons, many women prefer to be treated by female EMTs.
Whether for an awkwardly-located burn or an emergency home birth, it feels more modest, more dignified and more comfortable.
And just as women can choose where to shop, bank or eat out, they should be able to choose who handles their emergency.
Our EMTs are trained in all areas of emergency — particularly emergency labor, OB/GYN and neonatal resuscitation — so that women no longer have to compromise their comfort to receive competent care.
We can’t choose when emergencies show up. But with your support, we can choose who does.
Stories of help and hope are made possible by our dedicated EMT volunteers — and people like you.
“They were wonderful, patiently explaining what was happening.”
Rachel was a three-week newlywed when she had a severe bout of flu. After a few days, her symptoms worsened. Then, her breathing became labored…
“My baby came fast, but you came faster.”
It wasn’t her first pregnancy, but as Chani approached her due date, she had an ominous feeling about her upcoming birth…
“I felt engulfed in their compassion.”
Ortal was at work when she started feeling lightheaded. She has anemia, so she knew it meant her iron levels were very low. She felt a faint coming on…
Donations are always appreciated,
but there are other valuable ways to get involved.
Ezras Nashim is a 501(c)3
Legal name: Chasdei Devorah Inc. DBA Ezras Nashim.
EIN number: 34-2006065
Address: 1716 56th St. Brooklyn, NY 11204
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