Overview
- Hudson Regional Health says emergency, critical care, operating rooms, behavioral health and other core services will continue as a limited number of nonessential services are phased out, with current patients’ care uninterrupted.
- The state has provided $2 million in temporary support and two senators voiced backing for a $25 million appropriation, and HRH says it expects new private investment from chair Yan Moshe.
- Hospital officials warn that without additional funding and a long-term plan, services could be suspended or the facility closed.
- The HPAE union challenged HRH’s assurances, alleging unpaid employer contributions and indicating it may seek court enforcement of a prior order tied to members’ 401(k) plans.
- A Jersey City councilman publicized a preliminary concept envisioning up to 2,200 housing units on the site; HRH acknowledged a planning submission, rejected demolition claims and said no final application has been filed.