University Hospital, New Jersey’s only public acute-care hospital, needs a strong and vocal champion, advocates say, especially given ongoing reconstruction at its Newark campus and the potential for massive federal funding cuts to health care programs.
A confirmation by U.S, Bankruptcy Judge Kate Stickles this afternoon has resulted in HRH taking control of the operations of Christ Hospital in Jersey City, the Hoboken University Medical Center, and the Bayonne Medical Center...
HRH has owned the Bayonne Medical Center property since July 2020 and has taken a variety of actions to become its operator, including most recently being named interim operator of the acute care facility during CarePoint Health’s ongoing bankruptcy.
This workshop will provide an overview of patient rights concerning medical debt and paid leave in New Jersey. Participants will gain knowledge to effectively navigate and advocate available benefits for their patients and themselves.
CarePoint Health, millions of dollars in debt, told employees at its three Hudson County hospitals it is taking away all of their accrued paid time off (PTO) and capping future PTO...
Management has backed down and agreed to pay ALL the bonuses we are owed!
On January 8th, workers filed with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) seeking a union election in which workers will vote whether to join the Health Professionals and Allied Employees (HPAE), AFT/AFL-CIO.
A Busy Year For Our Union! January 1 marks just thirteen months until our Union Contract Expires! That means we will be in negotiations even sooner. Contract negotiations are our best opportunity to bargain for better pay, benefits, and staffing.
Bayonne Medical Center’s future should be in Hudson Regional Hospitals (HRH) hands, the State Health Planning Board affirmed in a vote Thursday, a win for community members and officials who advocated for the transition after years of uncertainty.
The resolution, which was a late addition to the agenda, was sponsored by Ward E Councilman James Solomon and co-sponsored by Council President Joyce Watterman and Ward B Councilwoman Mira Prinz-Arey.