What we are:

Bikur Cholim of Denver is a nonprofit organization of whose sole purpose is to offer assistance to Jews with illnesses. Bikur Cholim, which translated means visiting the sick, is funded strictly on donations and is staffed by volunteers. There are no administrative costs and there is no charge to any individual for services provided by the organization. Bikur Cholim is available to Jews of all religious orientations.

Visitation

...home or hospital visits to the patient
...support for his/her family

Kosher Food

...for out-of-town patients and their families
to be close to the hospital

Blood Donor Program

...directed donations for a specific patient's needs
...Jewish community blood drive

Transportation

...to medical appointments
...to meet a patient or family member at the airport
...to shopping
...or as needed

Medical Liaison

...to help answer general questions which arise
during hospitalization
...to provide an interpreter for communication with
care providers
...to assist patients with insurance issues

Chaplaincy Services

...to meet with Rabbi of his/her religious orientation

To E-Mail Bikur Cholim

SYNAGOGUE COORDINATORS

 

Ahavas Yisroel

Simmy Wagner (303) 321-1085

 

East Denver Orthodox Synagogue (EDOS)
Agi Fried (303) 321-0413
Leah Mehler (303) 333-1017

 

Beis Medrash Kehilas Yaakov (TRI)
Suri Twerski (303) 333-5030

 

Congregation Zera Abraham

Ruth Krausz (303) 893-3228
Adina Beren (303) 825-2846

 

Blood Donation Coordinator
Sue Hochstadt (303) 377-5596

 

Bikur Cholim Apartment Coordinator
Agi Fried (303) 321-0413

 

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