Holy Name Medical Center

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Jun 1, 2026

Why many men skip preventive care, miss cancer screenings

Doctors warn men who skip preventive care and cancer screenings face higher risks of late-stage diagnoses and costly treatment.

Holy Name CEO Mike Maron speaks with NJBIZ Editor Jeff Kanige on Jan. 26, 2026.
Feb 2, 2026

NJBIZ Conversations: Holy Name CEO Michael Maron

The chief executive officer discusses the current health care landscape and what a recent large donation means for the hospital.

Virtua Health's Food Farmacy program
Jan 5, 2026

Health systems teach nutritious meal prep from food pantries

Providers are offering best practices for using canned and boxed items to make healthier dishes as food insecurity rises statewide.

Nutritionist with ripe fruits on light blue background and illustration of charts. - DEPOSIT PHOTOS
Oct 15, 2025

Holy Name plans free women’s health symposium in Englewood Cliffs

Featuring sessions on menopause, cancer and wellness, the event aims to equip attendees with tools and strategies needed to take address issues affecting their wellbeing.

Holy Name Medical Center announced a history $75 million gift from the Douglas M. Noble Family Foundation of Paramus during a July 28, 2025, press conference.
Jul 29, 2025

Holy Name Medical Center receives historic $75M donation

Gifted by the Douglas M. Noble Family Foundation of Paramus, the funds will go toward accelerating innovation and scientific discovery, advancing capital projects and supporting medical education.

Hospital staff
May 19, 2025

Hospitals get creative in efforts to rein in expenses

New Jersey health care providers tackle rising medical costs, possible tariffs and low reimbursements with tech investments, workflow redesigns and new care models.

Holy Name Medical Center has deployed AI-powered hand hygiene stations from Soapy USA Inc.
Mar 31, 2025

Holy Name adds AI-powered clinical hand washing system

Developed by health care technology company Soapy USA Inc., the interactive system aims to educate and engage users on proper clinical hand hygiene.

Douglas Zehner was appointed chief financial officer for Holy Name Medical Center.
Jan 21, 2025

RWJBH’s Northeast CFO takes job with Holy Name

Douglas Zehner’s more than 30-year career includes financial and operational leadership positions at some of the country’s most prestigious health care systems.

Holy Name Medical Center opened its $3.5 million Level III, state-of-the-art neonatal intensive care unit Oct. 4, 2024. The facility is an upgrade from its previous status as a Level II special care nursery. A dedication mass and ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening.
Oct 9, 2024

Holy Name Medical Center opens $3.5M Level III NICU (photos)

The 11-bassinet facility features the latest technology, including environment-controlled incubators, ventilators and monitoring systems.

Holy Name Medical Center announced March 22 it received its fourth Magnet Recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Magnet is the most prestigious distinction for nursing excellence and quality patient care. Holy Name was also recognized for Magnet Exemplars – or best practices – for exemplary nursing professional practice in: hospital acquired pressure injuries, falls with injury, catheter associated urinary tract infections and peripheral intravenous infiltrations. Holy Name said it outperformed its national cohorts during eight of the recent quarters on 100% of the units evaluated.
Jun 11, 2024

Holy Name licensed for new, Level III NICU

According to the North Jersey provider, the approximately $3.2 million transformation underscores its commitment to adapting to the changing demands of its community.

Dr. Jaffar Raza, an interventional cardiologist at Holy Name, performed the first ultrasound renal denervation procedure in New Jersey.
Apr 10, 2024

Holy Name performs innovative blood pressure, spinal procedures

The Teaneck-based provider said it completed New Jersey's first ultrasound renal denervation procedure and is now one of only a few hospitals in the Garden State to use Globus Medical’s ExcelsiusGPS system.

The North Jersey Orthopaedic Specialists PA team has joined the Holy Name network. The specialists include (from left) Dr. John Ownes, Dr. Teja Karukonda, Dr. Reham Shamim, David Penn, physician assistant; Dr. Jen Lee, Dr. Nicholas Bevilacqua, Dr. Jonathan Archer and Dr. Jake Zarah.
Mar 27, 2024

Bergen County orthopedic specialists join Holy Name

The new team covers general surgery in the field; shoulder, hip, knee surgery and sports medicine; as well as spine, hand/upper extremity surgery, and foot and ankle procedures.