Eighty-five members from the U.S. Army’s Urban Augmentation Medical Task Forces are on-site to help address and support staffing shortages during the outbreak.

A conversation with Thomas Kendris, the company's U.S. country head, about its response to the pandemic.

Over three days, University Hospital and Epic built a system to register, admit and discharge patients.

The contested measure applies to professionals and facilities treating COVID-19, as the administration and health care workers grapple with life and death decisions due to an increasing shortage of ventilators.

U.S. Sens. Cory Booker and Bob Menendez announced the $1.2 million, which will filter through the New Jersey Hospital Association's Hospital Preparedness Program.

According to the Warren-based health care provider where the procedure took place, the treatment was part of a nationwide expanded access effort overseen by the Mayo Clinic.

The drive-thru facility on the Blackwood campus of Camden County College will initially serve first responders, health care workers and other front-line, essential personnel.

The state's health commissioner said her department is collaborating with facilities and the New Jersey Hospital Association to ensure adequate space for critical care patients.

The measure would “take away this liability threat when you’re in a situation where there simply are not enough resources to treat all of the people that you may wish to treat,” said Assembly Health Chair Herb Conaway.

The contribution from the state's largest health insurer comes on the heels of its purchase of 500,000 N95 masks and 81,000 face shields to donate to New Jersey's coordinated response effort.

The emergency use authorization is the first granted for such a test by the agency.

The state's health commissioner also laid out guidance for nursing homes operations in the wake of COVID-19.