It’s a challenge to coordinate the gathering and dissemination of vital information

Training program underway to improve infection control, keep residents and workers safe

High rates of COVID-19 in prisons prompted the state to let thousands out of custody

Governor, health commissioner call on first-line defenders to be ready, urge residents not to ease off on proven precautions like masks, social distancing

Telehealth services have proven their enduring value during the crisis, especially for those with mental health needs

First look at state proposal raises questions, such as how providers will maintain its unflagging pace over six months to protect 70% of residents

Receiving the flu shot could reduce the number of influenza–related hospitalizations and doctor visits, allowing medical professionals to focus on coronavirus-related cases.

In this panel discussion on health care disparities, NJ Spotlight News health care writer Lilo Stainton talks with Jeffrey Brenner and Kemi Alli.

Nursing assistants will be limited to eight residents as a means of ensuring safe, effective care, while task force will examine workforce recruitment and retention

Hospital staff share stories of what it was like to provide care during the spring coronavirus outbreak in New Jersey