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Asbury Park Press
The May 25th Editorial recognizes the need for cardiac surgery in Ocean County, and CMC's ability to deliver top quality heart care.
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Sign the Petition
Add your name to a growing list in support of a new cardiac surgery program at CMC, which will:
- Put Patient Safety First
- Serve a Community in Need
- Ensure Families are Close to Loved Ones
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Stephanie Bloom Op-Ed
Read the op-ed from Community Medical Center CEO Stephanie Bloom, which ran in the Asbury Park Press on March 29th.
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Understanding the Need
Learn why Ocean County is long overdue for a cardiac surgery program that is close to home.
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Major Ocean County Towns Back CMC
Resolutions in Toms River, Berkeley and Manchester Townships support CMC's call for a cardiac surgery program close to home.
News
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>Coalitions Corner: Community Medical Center
As Vice-President of the Holiday City/Silver Ridge Senior Coalition I was privileged along with Pres.... Read More
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>Barnabas Health Hospitals Awarded Highest Scores for Safety
(Toms River, NJ) - Community Medical Center, a Barnabas Health facility, received an "A" in the fir.... Read More
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>EDITORIAL: Cardiac surgery needed in Ocean
It has been nearly five years since the denial of Community Medical Center's appeal of a state Depar.... Read More
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>What's Happening in Berkeley Township
As mayor of Berkeley Township, I am proud to announce that we have joined forces with Toms River and.... Read More
What Others are Saying
“It's high time we put patient safety first, and protect the most vulnerable citizens of our State. The time is now to bring cardiac surgery to the people of Ocean County.”Berkeley Mayor Carmen Amato
“The need for access to cardiac surgery in Ocean County is clear...The state needs to give Community's application a fair, objective hearing. If it does so, we are confident the medical center will get the approval Ocean County's residents deserve.”Editorial Board, Asbury Park Press
“In Ocean County the prevalence of heart disease is among the highest in the State, yet residents are forced to travel out of the county for life-saving cardiac care because there are no hospitals nearby that provide cardiac surgery. This is unacceptable.”Toms River Mayor Thomas F. Kelaher
“The town of Manchester has more seniors than any other town in the entire State of New Jersey, yet we have no access to cardiac surgery. This makes no sense. My residents are getting older and sicker, making access to cardiac surgery services even more vital.”Manchester Mayor Mike Fressola
