Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Cooper University Health Care and Englewood Health are among the Garden State health centers that have recently announced strides in cardiac care.

Recent developments at the health center include treatments for central sleep apnea and abnormal heart rhythms.

Several Garden State health care centers made headlines and won awards in recent weeks for their efforts in the field.

"It has been an honor and a privilege to be a part of the Deborah team and to help facilitate many of the innovations we have employed at the Center."

Michael Garrison will lead the Medical segment for the Franklin Lakes medical tech company, and Richard Byrd will take over the Interventional segment. Both appointments are effective Sept. 6. 

Dr. David Adinaro played a critical role in the state’s COVID-19 response, joining the Department of Health in June 2020 as an emergency physician with expertise as a chief medical officer.

Amy Smith, a 25-year human resources veteran, will oversee all aspects of the company’s people strategy, which includes attracting, retaining and developing talent, culture, experience, and diversity, equity and inclusion.

Founded in 2021 in Florida by New Jersey native Eric Casaburi, the brand offers technologies to “holistically fight” aging through hormone replacement therapy, medical weight loss, immunity and recovery and procedures such as Botox and CoolSculpting.

The affiliation allows team members of the Camden health system to apply for Innovation Grants that would support biomedical research and technologies.

The New Brunswick-headquartered company said Larry Merlo would serve as non-executive chair designate of the New Consumer Health Co., one of the two new companies to be formed from the separation, which is still on track for 2023.

The Institute for Reproductive Medicine & Science has seven Garden State locations — in Clark, East Windsor, Hoboken, Jersey City, Livingston, Old Bridge and Teaneck.

“Our hope is that these funds will provide some relief and support for those working these incredibly important and difficult jobs,” said County Commission Deputy Director Ed McConnell.