Patrick Fabbio joins the Newark-based pharmaceutical holding company with more than 25 years of financial, operational and transactional leadership experience.

The funding, provided through the institution's new health care lending platform, will be used to refinance Hudson Regional Hospital, a 204-bed acute care facility in Secaucus.

Gov. Phil Murphy ensures the Garden State will be prepared whenever federal authorization is handed down regarding a third dose.

Vocera Ease allows nurses and other health care professionals to send secure texts, photos and video updates to a patient’s loved ones, and designated family members and friends can respond to the updates with emojis for immediate feedback.

The three-story, 69,700-square-foot facility is located on the very same block where the health care system established its roots as Atlantic City Hospital in 1898.

With more than 20 years' experience in the field, Julie Ellis will work with Chief Human Resources Officer Anneliese McMenamin to drive recruitment and retention programs and organizational partnerships at the South Jersey health care organization to help drive its expansion and growth.

The Atlantic Health System facility was the only New Jersey hospital to make the cut, which highlighted its “shared governance style of decision-making, which gives more responsibility to bedside nurses."

The more robust offerings will help respond to client needs, including risk and safety analytics, operational reliability and accountability, and technology-enabled solutions.

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The Livingston-based hospital announced Richard “Rick” Davis will replace Stephen Zieniewicz as president and chief executive officer while Jennifer O’Neill was named chief operating officer.

In the wake of the storm's devastating impact, the assisted living and health care provider relocated seniors to its locations in Oradell and New Milford, as well as some along with their service animals to its Livingston location.

Medical Park Imaging's three locations will transition their name in the coming months, and services and capabilities will expand.