To be a distinguished center of medicine, you need the winning combination of the best research, human talent, and teaching. Leading in all three, New Brunswick has earned the reputation of being the region's "Healthcare City." The city has five nationally-recognized hospitals, global biotechnology and pharmaceutical corporations, internationally-recognized medical research facilities, and is part of the country's largest medical school.
Rutgers University brings more federal research dollars to the state than all other New Jersey colleges and universities combined. Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, the only National Cancer Institute in the state, is one of many examples of New Brunswick's prominence in healthcare.
Hyacinth Foundation - Offers emergency financial assistance to individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. This assistance can help with rent and utility payments. The program aims to support those impacted by the AIDS crisis with various needs, including emergency finances, housing, and psychosocial support, according to NJ 211 Partnership. Contact Hyacinth at 732-246-0204 for more information.
A list of Covid-19 Testing and Vaccination Clinics in New Brunswick can be found here.
CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Visit their site here.
RWJUH New Brunswick Community Resources here.
The LIVE WELL-VIVIR BIEN NEW BRUNSWICK campaign is designed to foster community-based partnerships by encouraging networking and collaboration among community partners and organizations. It allows communication for the health-related activities and services available, both for LIVE WELL-VIVIR BIEN partners and New Brunswick residents. A list of organizations and health programs that are available to the people of New Brunswick is here.
