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Serenium Therapy grows beyond Central Jersey to Bergen County (photos)
Serenium Therapy and Wellness opened a Hackensack office and plans new locations in Cherry Hill and Clifton.
Sherrill unveils $60.7B NJ budget with property tax relief
Gov. Mikie Sherrill's first state spending plan boosts property tax relief, transit, Medicaid and school aid while closing business tax loopholes.
Hackensack Meridian CEO talks challenges, opportunities in health care
Hackensack Meridian Health CEO Robert Garrett discusses Medicare Advantage, Medicaid cuts, Affordable Care Act subsidies, New Jersey affordability and much more.
Johnson & Johnson cuts drug prices in White House deal
Johnson & Johnson struck a White House deal to lower drug prices under Trump’s pricing policy, gaining relief from U.S. pharma tariffs.
Sherrill names DHS, military and veterans cabinet picks
The incoming Human Services commissioner brings public and private sector experience, while the latter nominees mark the first for the newly split departments.
Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly cut GLP-1 drug costs under Medicare
The deals with the Trump administration will lower prices for weight loss and diabetes medications to make them more affordable for patients.
Wakefern supermarkets now accept OTC benefit cards
The payment option can be used at ShopRite, Price Rite Fresh Grocer and other banners for medications, vitamins, and personal care and wellness items.
Federal shutdown starts, NJ prepares for impact
The Oct. 1 onset furloughs hundreds of thousands of workers across the U.S. and affects other services amid disputes over health care and funding.
HHS autism push includes Tylenol warning, sparks pushback
Newly announced measures are drawing sharp criticism from experts, physicians and industry groups as the Department of Health and Human Services rolls out its plan to address ASD.
NJBIZ Conversations: Trinity Health PACE CEO Dan Drake
Trinity Health PACE CEO Dan Drake explains how the program works, enumerates the benefits and assesses the outlook given budget cuts coming out of Washington.
NJ pharmacies, Newark Beth Israel settle in health care fraud probe (updated)
In a crackdown tied to $14.6 billion in losses, more than a dozen individual and entities in the state are among those entering into agreements with federal authorities.
5 NJ pharmacies settle drug billing claims for $2M
The businesses will pay to resolve allegations they billed Medicare and Medicaid for drugs that were never dispensed, federal officials announced.
