Health and Services
Kfar Yona has three health offices, a few dentists, a few alternative health professionals. It is close to the Netanya train station, and to the fire station. Besides the volunteer security force, it has a mostly-defunct police station, though it is not far from the Netanya police station.
Kfar Yona residents gather their mail from post office box centers. A post office box is assigned to each family by the main post office. The post boxes have replaced home delivery which was available until the early 1990s.
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