Pulmonologist at Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem

Dr. David Kupferberg, a pulmonary and critical care physician, sees adults with lung and breathing problems at Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem. He is board certified in the US and Israel, has more than 25 years of experience, and is fluent in English, Hebrew and French.

Dr. David KupferbergPulmonary & Critical Care Physician

Who the clinic is for

Dr. Kupferberg sees patients aged 16 and over with chronic and acute lung and breathing problems, including:

  • Asthma and COPD
  • Chronic cough and shortness of breath
  • Sleep apnea, including CPAP follow-up
  • Bronchiectasis
  • Lung infections, such as pneumonia, and slow recovery afterwards
  • Second opinions on a diagnosis or treatment plan

Clinic sessions and booking

There are no fixed weekly hours. Dr. Kupferberg currently holds clinic sessions at Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem, about every two weeks.

Book online through the Wolfson booking system on this page, or call the Wolfson line at 02-5636265, ext. 4.

If none of the Jerusalem dates suit you, you can also see Dr. Kupferberg in Efrat, by video, or at home when needed and feasible.

What happens at your visit

Dr. Kupferberg takes the time to go over your symptoms and medical history, examine you, and review the reports and test results you bring. He then explains his assessment and the treatment plan in plain language, because he believes effective treatment starts with a patient who fully understands the diagnosis.

If you need a breathing test such as spirometry (with a bronchodilator when needed), it is done in the clinic and charged in addition to the consultation. Walking oximetry, which checks your oxygen level at rest and while walking, is also done in the clinic.

For sleep apnea, Dr. Kupferberg coordinates and reviews sleep tests done elsewhere.

What to bring

To get the most out of your visit, bring:

  • Previous medical reports and test results
  • A list of your medications
  • All your inhalers, if you use them
  • Your questions, written down

Getting there

The clinic is at Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem, in the Shalom Meir Center at Diskin 9A, 3rd floor. For directions, enter the address in your navigation app.

Frequently asked questions

How often does Dr. Kupferberg see patients in Jerusalem?

He currently holds clinic sessions at Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem, about every two weeks. There are no fixed weekly hours, so check the next available dates in the online booking system on this page, or call the Wolfson line at 02-5636265, ext. 4.

Does the Jerusalem clinic work with the kupot holim?

Not at present. Dr. Kupferberg’s practice is private and has no contracts with any kupat holim or insurer. You can ask for a receipt to claim from your own supplementary or private insurance; reimbursement depends on your plan.

Can my visit in Jerusalem be in English?

Yes. Dr. Kupferberg is fluent in English, Hebrew and French, so your visit can be in whichever you prefer. If your doctors are abroad, he can write a comprehensive medical report in English.

Are there other ways to see Dr. Kupferberg?

Yes. He also sees patients at his clinic in Efrat, by video visit, and at home when needed and feasible, all arranged directly with him by WhatsApp or email.

Book at Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem

Book online through the Wolfson booking system below, or call the Wolfson line at 02-5636265, ext. 4.

In an emergency, such as severe shortness of breath or chest pain, call Magen David Adom at 101 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Wolfson Medical Center, Jerusalem

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Jerusalem Clinic Appointments

Dr. Kupferberg sees patients here in clinic sessions about every two weeks. Book online below, or through the Wolfson line: 02-5636265, ext. 4

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