RWJBarnabas Health’s nine maternity hospitals are once again joining forces with Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA) to observe the 7th annual Black Maternal Health Week 2024 ( #BMHW24 ) which starts today and runs through Wednesday, April 17th. We’re committed to bringing about change,…

***Update***
All RWJBarnabas Health hospitals and facilities are safe and operations remain uninterrupted following this morning’s 4.8-magnitude earthquake. As always, the safety of our patients and team members remains our number one priority.

Thank you.

Planning to watch the solar eclipse on Monday? New Jersey will experience a partial eclipse, and it’s never safe to look at the sun with the naked eye or with sunglasses.

ISO-certified, filtered eclipse glasses from a reputable company can be obtained from many retailers, or…

At approximately 10:30 a.m. today, the New York/New Jersey metro area experienced a 4.8 magnitude earthquake. Our teams are actively assessing our locations to ensure the safety of all patients, visitors and staff members. At this time, there are no interruptions to services at…

On #LivingDonorDay , we honor all the living organ donors for saving & healing lives. Let us celebrate the selfless generosity & courage of living donors who have transformed countless lives.

Learn more: rwjbh.org/transplant

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It's National Doctors’ Day, and we take this opportunity to thank our extraordinary team of more than 9,000 physicians and nearly 2,000 residents and fellows, with our deepest gratitude and appreciation. Your dedication, compassion and tireless efforts not only uphold the highest…

Let’s thank RWJBarnabas Health physicians together this National Doctors’ Day!

To recognize an RWJBarnabas Health doctor that has made a difference, visit: ow.ly/iLUU50R4CBV

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The theme for this year's Patient Safety Awareness Week, “Communicating Together,' resonates deeply with all of us. Our MyChart Patient Portal is one tool that helps us communicate, collaborate, and listen.

For many, including Erin Moore Zaretski, a PI Coordinator with…

Together, we recognize Patient Safety Awareness Week and reinforce our continued commitment to advancing patient safety and wellness across our health care system. This year, RWJBarnabas Health is focusing on the importance of communication as a safety tool. We encourage our…

Happy International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month!
Join us in celebrating the many incredible women that are part of the RWJBarnabas family.
We proudly recognize your significance within our organization and the communities that we serve.

During Women’s History Month,…

Today, we recognize the 41,000 RWJBarnabas team members who work every day in service of others.
Your ongoing dedication, compassion, resilience and commitment to excellence, in caring for our communities and each other, is admired and deeply appreciated🩷…

Join RWJBarnabas Health Behavioral Health Services and Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care in recognizing National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, an annual campaign to educate about the realities of eating disorders and to provide hope, support, and visibility to…

Wear blue with us THIS Friday in recognition of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

Help bring awareness to the importance of colorectal cancer screening for persons age 45 years and older. RutgersCancerInstNJ, together with RWJBarnabas Health, provides patients access to the most…

Your heart’s in the right place at RWJBarnabas Health, the most complete cardiac network in New Jersey.

To give from the heart to help patients in need, visit: ow.ly/HpyE50QGEXl

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Welcome Lynda Markoe, our health system's new Chief People Officer, to the RWJBarnabas family!

In her new role, Linda is responsible for leading our system’s human resource function and spearheading the implementation of the department's transformation initiative, “One HR.”

We appreciate you! On Random Acts of Kindness Day, we want you to know how much your support means to Clara Maass Medical Center. Thank YOU for investing in the health of your community.

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While women can develop heart disease at any age, the risk increases after periods stop (usually by age 55).

Menopause contributes to the fact that one out of three women die of heart disease, yet less than 50 percent of women identify cardiovascular disease as their greatest…

Heart issues aren't always obvious. It’s possible to detect underlying issues and take preventative measures before a cardiac event occurs.

Advanced technology at RWJBarnabas can help: ow.ly/aAKB50QywVq

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