Access Your Kupat Holim (HMO) Portal from Abroad
Israeli health funds — Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit — restrict their patient portals to Israeli IP addresses. From abroad, your medical records, test results, and prescriptions can be locked out.
What gets blocked
HMO patient portals and apps check the connection IP, not just device location. From a foreign IP you may be unable to view test results, manage prescriptions, book appointments, or message your clinic.
This affects every major Kupat Holim: Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit.
How to reach your HMO portal
Connect to a residential Israeli IP first, then open the portal or app. SuperStableVPN runs over OpenVPN as a system-level VPN on iOS and Android, so it covers the HMO app as well as the website.
Why residential IPs matter for health portals
Health portals are sensitive and apply strict checks. Datacenter VPN IPs are frequently blocked, while a residential Israeli IP is accepted as a normal local connection.
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Does this work for the HMO mobile app, not just the website?
Yes. OpenVPN runs at the system level, so all apps on the device — including your Kupat Holim app — use the Israeli IP.
Which health funds are supported?
Any Israeli service that checks for an Israeli IP, including Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit.
Is my health data private?
The VPN encrypts your traffic with AES-256 and keeps no logs. You connect directly to your HMO as usual.
