Healthcare environments must be places of safety, dignity, and trust - for patients, professionals and providers. Yet antisemitism can and does emerge in clinical settings, medical education, and healthcare institutions, impacting Jewish medical professionals, staff, students, trainees, and patients.
This resource hub is designed to support healthcare leaders, clinicians, students, educators, and staff in recognizing and addressing antisemitism, responding effectively to incidents, building inclusive and respectful care environments, and upholding the highest professional and ethical standards.
It also serves as a resource for patients and families, helping them understand their rights to safe and equitable care, recognize and report antisemitism or discrimination, and access appropriate support and advocacy where needed.
Resources
Access practical tools and guidance to help identify and address antisemitism in healthcare settings and promote clear, constructive approaches for institutions to strengthen policies and foster safe, inclusive, and accountable environments.
Know Your Rights: Jewish Patients & Antisemitism in Healthcare
Learn about your legal protections* as a Jewish patient and get practical steps and resources to take action if you experience antisemitism in a healthcare setting.
Know Your Rights: Addressing Antisemitism in Healthcare Workplaces
Learn about your legal protections* as a Jewish medical professional, healthcare worker, or student, and find practical steps to take if you experience antisemitism in a
Access Our Webinar: Confronting Antisemitism in Healthcare
Watch our webinar, co-hosted with the American Jewish Medical Association, to hear expert insights, real-world perspectives, and practical strategies for recognizing and addressing antisemitism in healthcare settings.
Letters & Publications
“Antisemitism in Healthcare is a Public Health Crisis – It Must Be Treated as One”
Report an Incident
If you have experienced or witnessed an incident of antisemitism, extremism, bias, bigotry or hate, please report it to ADL.
Healthcare related antisemitic incidents can also be reported to ADL’s Legal Action Network, which is designed to provide victims of antisemitism and extremism with access to legal services.
*These resources are not intended to and should not be interpreted as providing legal advice. Please consult with your own legal counsel.