(Courtesy of Hudson Regional Hospital) Under the new ownership of Yan Moshe, Hudson Regional Hospital proudly announces several developments that build towards its promise of providing high-quality, trustworthy and affordable healthcare services to the residents of Northern New Jersey.
In recent months, HRH’s new ownership has made a commitment to improve the overall patient experience and towards solidifying the hospital’s reputation as a leader in the advancements of medicine, facilitator of exceptional care and trusted resource for the Northern Jersey communities it serves.
“Led by a ‘patient-first’ philosophy, it is our mission to develop longstanding, trusted relationships with the community, providing superior and compassionate care no matter what brings them to our hospital,” said Dr. Nizar Kifaieh, president & CEO. “As a whole, we are committed to building a healthier community, providing high-quality, yet cost-effective, healthcare delivered by considerate medical professionals in an environment that is conducive to the health and well-being of our patients.”
In addition to modernizing the hospital’s interior and exterior, creating an environment that is conducive to the health and well-being of its patients, significant investments have been made towards technology and research, enabling its team of industry-leading medical professionals to offer the latest in treatment options to their patients.
Recently, HRH acquired the Mazor Robotics Renaissance Surgical Guidance System for its spine surgery program, and is the exclusive provider of Mazor Robotics in Hudson County. This cutting-edge, state-of-the-art robotic technology has been shown to cut complication rates in half, increase surgical accuracy to nearly 99 percent and reduce the patient’s hospital stay by more than 25 percent.
“We are thrilled to incorporate the Mazor Robotics Renaissance Surgical Guidance System into our spinal program, advancing the treatment options offered to our orthopedic patients,” said Dr. Jonathan Lewin, board-certified orthopedic surgeon and director of robotics at HRH. “Designed to better utilize clinical diagnostics and data to assist in the improvement of spine surgery, Mazor Robotics Renaissance Surgical Guidance System will be game-changing when it comes to delivering relief to those who suffer from chronic back pain.”
Hudson Regional Hospital takes seriously the importance of improving the health and healthcare needs of Northern New Jersey residents, including the underrepresented and underserved communities. Recently, HRH established a community advisory board that will work alongside community leaders, including leaders in the Jewish communities to establish and support events that will educate residents on several healthcare initiatives and provide free services. HRH is working to expand on its family-oriented services, from seeking agreements with community health centers to provide obstetric services to making improvements to the hospital’s children’s wing. In addition, with the help of Bikur Cholim, HRH has a Shabbos room, a rabbi chaplain, an Orthodox liaison and, with the help of the communities, has developed training programs on health-related halacha for its staff.
As part of its promise to deliver cost-effective healthcare to all, HRH continues to place an emphasis on expanding its network of insurance providers in addition to participating in-network with all Aetna plans, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield commercial plans and Horizon NJ Health. The hospital is in discussion with additional providers with the intention of becoming an in-network contracted provider.
For more information on the new Hudson Regional Hospital please visit www.HudsonRegionalHospital.com.
