The 56-year-old founder of Kwenyan Professional Health Services and Kwenyan and Associates was charged with first-degree money laundering; second-degree theft by deception; and multiple counts of conspiracy, insurance fraud and related offenses.

Jennifer Feliciano – a former mortgage loan officer who wanted to refocus on her health after the pandemic – and her husband, Josh, are the franchisees for the brand’s debut in the Northeast region.

A native of Toms River, Kimberly Veith has worked with the Ocean County service for 25 years, most recently as director of adult clinical services for the past 11 years as well as certified community behavioral health clinic director for the past five.

The Lawrenceville-based biotech company, whose therapies include one targeting advanced ovarian cancer, said the rebranding better reflects its work developing immunotherapies and next-generation vaccines.

Kenneth Esser joined the health care provider in October 2018 as vice president, chief of staff, Corporate Services and Governance, Government Relations, and was elevated to senior vice president in that department in January 2020.

The investment is the largest in the county’s history and will dramatically expand the system’s Camden campus to meet current and future demand.

The combined company, which will remain focused on the of development cancer treatments, will be run by the Massachusetts-based management team.

Earlier this month, Tammy Murphy took part in the launch of the TeamBirth NJ initiative, which is an evidence based, national model for better provider and patient communication, also called “shared decision-making.”

Industry thought leaders gathered at the New Jersey Institute of Technology to navigate an ever-changing and ever-more-difficult industry landscape, especially in the wake of the pandemic.

A medical vest that can predict heart attack or stroke? Ear buds that measure your cardiovascular signals? It's not science fiction, it's just part of the new technologies that are in use at this facility from Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School that opened its doors Sept. 14.

The children's health provider has Garden State locations in Berkeley Heights and West Windsor, and now in Eatontown.

As part of the moves, the Moorestown-based medical tech company's co-founders will retire and step down as members of the board, effective immediately.