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RWJBarnabas, Union County launch mobile pediatric unit
The collaboration will help expand healthcare access for children, offering screenings, physicals, vaccines and preventative care.
RWJBarnabas launches NJ’s first street medicine program
RWJBarnabas Health launched New Jersey’s first street medicine program to deliver mobile care to unhoused residents in Elizabeth.
RWJBarnabas unveils new helistop at RWJUH Hamilton (photos)
The health network opened its sixth landing and takeoff area for medical helicopters, improving LifeFlight access and speeding emergency transfers for critically ill patients.
Hackensack Meridian launches free mobile health screenings
Offering a wide range of checks and wellness services, the health care provider's new fleet will set up shop at accessible locations from Bergen to Ocean counties.
Virtua rolls out mobile grocery store to South Jersey (updated)
In addition to debuting a new vehicle for improved services and shopping, the provider says it will continue to expand its Eat Well program with its first Food Farmacy on wheels this summer.
AtlantiCare rolls out mobile grocery store
The new Community Mobile Market offers fresh produce and pantry items for purchase at affordable costs throughout Atlantic City.
Inside University Hospital’s new $1.2M mobile mammography unit (slideshow)
Operated in partnership with Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, the state-of-the-art vehicle expects to care for 4,000 underserved women each year.
Virtua’s mobile pediatric unit gets $1M boost
The donation from the Joseph Lacroce Foundation will allow the South Jersey health care provider to roll out a second mobile health van and double its current capacity.
Virtua’s $1M mobile health & cancer screening van ready to rollout (slideshow)
“This innovative mobile program will help reduce health disparities in our region by increasing access to life-saving screenings and other vital services,” said Dennis Pullin, president and CEO of Marlton-based Virtua Health, in a prepared statement.
