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Many New Jersey residents remain apprehensive about continuing regular medical care as we near the end of 2020, owing to fears of a spike or second wave of the virus.

More than 1,500 nurses at two Jersey Shore hospitals have authorized plans to go on strike if their union cannot reach an agreement with hospital management.

The union at Jersey Shore University Medical Center said many workers are wearing masks that require an initial fitting for the first time.

A hospital that has been at the center of the COVID-19 outbreak response in New Jersey in recent weeks has been making do with ingenuity and improvisation.

Experts say the focus today is all about the best outcome for the mother and baby

The two health systems first mentioned potential for a partnership a year ago.

New Jersey’s largest hospital system said that a ransomware attack last week disrupted its computer network and that it paid a ransom to stop it.

A bill ] introduced by Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz would require health care facilities to establish committees of nurses to set nurse staffing levels.

The Patient Protection Act Bill would educate New Jerseyans on hospital transfers prior to the process and protect them from surprise billing.

Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed 2020 budget includes another $262 million in Charity Care funds to the state's 70 acute care hospitals and one specialty hospital.