COVID-19 care facility opens in former East Hanover office building
Posted OnApril 17, 2020 byA vacant East Hanover office building recently adapted into a new senior-living facility has again been repurposed to temporarily treat victims recovering from COVID-19. The Atlantic Health System and RWJBarnabas Health have begun transferring stable COVID-19 patients to the 125-bed facility, which will continue for as long as acute-care bed capacity is needed at the hospitals. “It…Read More
Sycamore Living, in partnership with Atlantic Health System and RWJBarnabas Health, adds 125 Beds to Treat COVID-19 Patients
Posted OnApril 10, 2020 byIn direct response to the Coronavirus pandemic and the anticipated surge of patients in northern New Jersey, Sycamore Living has partnered with Atlantic Health System and RWJBarnabas Health to open a COVID-19 treatment center at its newly competed senior living community at 1South Ridgedale Avenue, East Hanover, New Jersey. By making available an additional 125…Read More
Expecting a surge in coronavirus, rural N.J. hospital renovates to take on more patients
Posted OnApril 7, 2020 bySalem County’s main hospital is undergoing a renovation to help combat the coronavirus. Salem Medical Center announced Monday it would be retrofitting rooms in the hospital to create 58 new hospital beds specifically for coronavirus patients. Every room of the hospital’s third and fourth floors are being set up for negative air pressure and telemetry, and the…Read More
Long Term Care Facility Developed with Emerging Technology Coming to East Hanover
Posted OnApril 21, 2018 byBLOOMFIELD, NJ- With approvals from the local Planning Board and Township Council, Sycamore Propco East Hanover LLC, an affiliate of Bloomfield based CHA Partners (CHA), is set to commence the conversion of the currently vacant four-story office building formerly owned by Novartis in East Hanover.
CHA receives final OK for $57 million hospital redevelopment in Plainfield
Posted OnMarch 16, 2018 byA rendering of the 186,000-square-foot medical arts complex that is slated to come to the former Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center. — Courtesy: Community Healthcare Associates Inc.