Hospital Features
A doctor’s advice on preventing children’s playground injuries
More than a quarter-century after her passing, businesswoman Dorothy B. Hersh goes on helping children
Today technology offers many ways to inform, prepare and entertain young hospital patients
When sudden illness or injury strikes, the area’s largest Pediatric Emergency Department is there to help
Faces of Saint Peter’s: In her leisure time, Elsie Allen, R.N., directs her nurturing attention to her garden.
“I bake weekly. It’s very calming. It de-stresses me. And I want the boys to feel comfortable in the kitchen.” —Maureen Cernadas, M.D.
Telemedicine allows pediatric specialists to treat kids at distant hospitals in “real time”
The Saint Peter’s Community Mobile Health Unit Brings Health Screenings and Education to People Throughout the Area
Volunteers Repair Damaged Homes Along the Jersey Shore
“I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. In medicine you know very soon if you’ve made a difference—particularly in surgery.” —Lewis D. Zinkin, M.D.
Convenient and versatile, a newly popular type of facility fills the gap between your doctor’s office and an emergency room
When it comes to providing excellent care at the bedside, success attracts success
ICU nurses kept critically ill patients stable during the storm
Look for a comprehensive, fully equipped breast center, experts say
Thanks to a dedicated effort, a hospital keeps improving health care according to “core measures”
Only the best hospitals are accredited for the "front lines" in this long struggle
For females, health care is about ore than just medicine, and a wise hospital knows it
With a stroke, fast action can restore lost brain function
Protect your young athletes from school sports injuries
Balloon sinuplasty relieves sinusitis with less pain and a faster recover
Meet the positive, passionate gastroenterologist
An avid skier-doctor who performs both hand and cosmetic surgery
Meet the gastroenterologist and film buff