"Project H.O.P.E.’s doors are open to all, whether they are struggling with mental health or substance abuse disorders, or looking for cost-effective prenatal, pediatric, and primary care, or struggling with homelessness and have nowhere else to turn,” U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez said.

New Jersey has 24 community health centers and 121 licensed service delivery sites providing 2.1 million visits annually for nearly 570,000 patients in the state.

A Morristown doctor says the road to wellness means looking beyond symptoms

The awards, which aim to address social determinants of health, will be granted over the next five years to nonprofit community organizations committed to making a healthier place to live, work, learn and play.

More than 150 attendees participated in the fourth annual Healthy Communities and Homes Summit hosted by the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey in Trenton on Thursday.

Becoming part of Teaneck-based company will allow Osprey to scale its fermentation capacity, that company's COO Lauren Danielson said.

Amy Perry and Nikki Sumpter both participated in discussions at the annual Women Leaders in Health Care conference. The event connects more than 300 health care executives and is tailored to female executives looking to further their professional and personal development.

New Jersey Hot Shots for Tots is a voluntary, point-based incentive program that encourages childcare facilities to promote vaccination best practices and to improve rates.

The Center for Advanced Liver Diseases and Transplantation – opened in 1989 – is the first liver transplant center in New Jersey.

The joint venture will hold the number one OTC position in the U.S. and the number two spot in China.

The 16,000-square-foot surgery center at 83 Hanover Road is dedicated to outpatient spine surgery and pain management procedures.