Based on an estimate from one New Jersey hospital that they are using 10,000 per day, Prudential’s supply should offer relief for more than two weeks of care.

The initiative to support broader access includes the waiving of copays and allowing the use of telephonic telemedicine and tele-mental health services.

The company is also awarding bonuses to current employees, and extending benefits to part-time workers.

Salix’s Women’s Leadership Network was established with the company-wide vision of continuing to enhance and develop women talent in leadership positions, as a top business priority.

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At the peak of blood drive season, amid COVID-19 donation centers are experiencing cancellations and a drop in individual contributions. While the state's supply is adequate now, experts warn a catastrophic shortage could develop if individuals stop donating while organizations cancel scheduled drives.

"There usually is wait times already in the best of circumstances, but on top of it, some [ATCs have] cut hours drastically so now you have more people going on these tight hours and people are panicking and trying to get their meds," Jessie Gill, a registered nurse who focuses her practice on advising medical cannabis patients and is a patient herself, told NJBIZ.

Holy Name, located in Teaneck, is at the epicenter of Bergen County's COVID-19 outbreak, which as of Friday, had the most cases in the state: 249.

At Friday's daily update on the ongoing crisis, Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli also provided time frames for the reopening of two closed health care facilities to cope with anticipated patient surges from the pandemic.

The site will reopen Saturday at 8:00 a.m.

Nearly two-thirds of America’s estimated 728,000 hospital beds may already be occupied according to a study by the Urban Institute, with funding from Princeton-based Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

“Immediately upon learning of the potential benefit of hyroxychloroquine, Teva began to assess supply and to urgently acquire additional ingredients to make more product while arranging for all of what we had to be distributed immediately," said Brendan O’Grady, Teva executive vice president, North America Commercial.