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.

When the measure takes effect Aug. 1, New Jersey will join California, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Vermont and Washington, D.C. in permitting physicians to engage in doctor-assisted suicide.

The system said it would continue to improve health and wellness by addressing the full continuum of health care disparities in disadvantaged neighborhoods with its integrated approach to hire, buy and invest in the local communities it serves.

Douglas Zehner will oversee fiscal growth for Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, Children’s Hospital of New Jersey and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Rahway, as well as support the financial management of Barnabas Health Behavioral Health.

Prospect Heights Care Center and Regent Care Center in Hackensack and West Caldwell Care Center in West Caldwell have joined the system.