Pray For Now · Ask for a prayer, pray for others

Not a substitute for medical care. Prayer goes together with doctors and treatment. In an emergency, call 911 (in Israel, 101).

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Sources of the texts

Mi Shebeirach for the sick (Hebrew, male and female forms): Siddur Ashkenaz, Daat edition, on Sefaria, public domain, shown as published.
Traveler’s Prayer (Hebrew): Siddur Ashkenaz on Sefaria.
All 150 Psalms (Tehillim): Hebrew from “Tanach with Nikkud” and English from “The Holy Scriptures: A New Translation” (JPS 1917), both public domain, via Sefaria.
Which Tehillim for which need: Aish.com, Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld (healing, parnassah, at a grave, chapter 119 by name); Aneinu (shidduch); Aneinu (children); Torat Har Etzion (Psalm 121 for travel).
Mi Shebeirach for the sick, Nusach Sefard (also shown for Edot HaMizrach until a Sephardi text is reviewed): Siddur Sefard, Torat Emet edition, public domain, on Sefaria.
Mi Shebeirach for the sick, Chabad (weekday and Shabbat forms, Hebrew and English): Chabad.org, “What Is a Mi Shebeirach?”, “as they are found in the Chabad siddur”; © Chabad-Lubavitch Media Center, quoted with credit.
Refa’enu with the insert for a choleh: Siddur Ashkenaz and its English (Metsudah 1981, CC-BY); Siddur Sefard; Weekday Siddur Chabad; Siddur Edot HaMizrach (CC0), all on Sefaria.
Asher Yatzar: Siddur Ashkenaz, Siddur Sefard (Metsudah, CC-BY), Weekday Siddur Chabad, Siddur Edot HaMizrach, on Sefaria.
Edot HaMizrach: Ana Bekoach (Siddur Edot HaMizrach, CC0) and the prayer before taking medicine (same siddur, with the Sefaria Community Translation, CC0).
Traveler’s Prayer in other prayer traditions (nusachot): Siddur Sefard, Weekday Siddur Chabad, Siddur Edot HaMizrach, on Sefaria.
The Rebbe’s kapitel (Tehillim 125, from Yud-Aleph Nissan 5786): COLlive. Writing to the Ohel: Ohel Chabad-Lubavitch.
Transliteration and the English of the Ashkenaz Mi Shebeirach and Traveler’s Prayer: prepared for Pray For Now, adapted from the Sefaria Community Translation (CC0).
Hebrew type: Frank Ruhl Libre (SIL Open Font License).