NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care is seeking a Part-Time Hospice Social Worker to provide emotional support, counseling, advocacy, and resource coordination for hospice patients and their loved ones throughout Cumberland County.

NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care is inviting Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to learn more about meaningful career opportunities during its upcoming Nursing Job Fair on Tuesday, November 17, at Bru Café, 333 Tilton Road, Northfield. Bring your resume.

“Everyone looks forward to sharing this activity with their kids, and it’s wonderful to hear how much fun they have making pizza together,” said Suzanne Martinelli, CEO at NJ Health Hospice and Palliative Care. “It’s more than a meal—it’s a chance to spend time together and make happy family memories.”

At NJHealth, caring does not stop at the end of the workday. Many generous staff members have opened their homes to cats in need—tiny kittens, shy adults, playful tabbies, elegant tuxies, colorful calicos, sleek black cats, and cheerful orange companions. Each one arrived with a different story, but they all found the same thing: a safe home and a person ready to love them. One had waited quietly at a shelter, watching families pass by. Another had been found on the city stre

“Being named CVAC’s Supportive Business of the Year is both a privilege and a responsibility,” said Suzanne Martinelli, CEO. “NJHealth extends its sincere thanks to CVAC, its volunteers and its community partners for their tireless work on behalf of local veterans. This honor reinforces our promise to keep showing up—with compassion, respect and gratitude—for those who served our country and for the families who care for them.”

That’s where you come in! B.B. King had Lucille, Willie Nelson’s Martin N‑20 nylon‑string acoustic guitar was named Trigger, Eddie Van Halen had Frankenstrat, and Eric Clapton’s custom Fender Stratocaster was named Blackie. We can’t let our beauties who have given so much go un-named. Send us your best name ideas for Karen’s and Tim’s guitars. The names can be cute, meaningful, musical, or inspired by the special work these two instruments help make possible.

Community involvement goes beyond healthcare. It’s about being present, lending a helping hand, and investing in the places where our patients, families, staff, and volunteers live, work, and play. We are grateful for opportunities like this to give back and make a positive difference. At NJHealth, caring is more than what we do. It’s who we are.

Through veteran pinning ceremonies offered as part of the Five-Star Veteran Care Program, NJHealth Hospice continues to honor veterans like Dale—people whose service, leadership, and resilience remain an enduring source of inspiration.

NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care was proud to sponsor this year's Halloween celebration, where residents had a blast handing out candy to local trick-or-treaters. With face painting, balloon creations, pizza, cupcakes, and lots of smiling faces, it was a day full of fun, laughter, and community spirit. Events like these bring generations together and create meaningful memories for residents, families, staff, and visitors alike.

At NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care, we believe caring for the whole person includes nurturing emotional and spiritual well-being alongside physical comfort. Music therapy is one of the many ways we help patients and families find peace, connection, and meaning.

Recently, NJHealth received a heartfelt note from the daughter of a patient. In her message, she expressed sincere appreciation for the care her mother received from Hertz, Davis, and the entire NJHealth team. She described everyone involved in her mother's care as caring, compassionate, and deeply committed to their life's calling.

"We are honored to support the Funny Farm and the wonderful work they do every day," said Suzanne Martinelli, CEO of the NJHealth Team . "Their dedication to providing a safe and loving environment for animals is inspiring, and we encourage anyone looking for a heartwarming experience to spend a day getting to know these amazing creatures."

Rotary events support a range of community needs through service projects, charitable giving, and local partnerships. By sponsoring the Jingle 5K, NJHealth helps support the Rotary Club of Vineland and the community beneficiaries connected to the event. Click here to become a sponsor or to register

Seminar by the Shore 2026 returns on Thursday, November 12, 2026, 8:30 am to 3 pm at the Atlantic City Convention Center, 1 Convention Boulevard Atlantic City, New Jersey, bringing together caregivers, healthcare professionals, community organizations, and families for a day dedicated to education, support, and resources related to aging, dementia care, and caregiving. The annual conference is presented by CONTACT Cape-Atlantic and is designed to provide valuable information,

At NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care, we are fortunate to work alongside talented professionals who bring compassion, creativity, and heart to everything they do. One of those special people is Joanne Anthony, RN, clinical consultant, whose artistic talent has quietly transformed a simple blackboard in our Landis Avenue office in Vineland into a much-anticipated source of inspiration and joy.

A Program Designed for Your Group Whether your group is looking for a focused presentation, an interactive discussion or an inspiring program about living with purpose, the Speakers Bureau can shape the conversation to meet your audience’s interests. Speakers present sensitive subjects in a clear, compassionate way and leave time for questions.

Advanced practice nurses gathered at Gregory’s in Somers Point last week for a complimentary Dine & Learn focused on A Holistic Approach to End-of-Life Care. Sponsored by NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care and Rothkoff Law Group, the evening brought professionals together to explore meaningful ways to support patients and families through one of life’s most personal transitions.

Most of us spend time planning birthdays, vacations, holidays, and retirement. Yet many people avoid one of the most important conversations of all: discussing their wishes for the future and end-of-life care. That's why NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care and Godfrey Funeral Home are bringing the community together for Coffee, Confections & Conversation on Tuesday, November 3, at Dino's Diner. The free event is designed to make an often-difficult topic feel a little more a

NJ Health Hospice and Palliative Care is proud to announce that it has earned certification from Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP), a nationally recognized organization focused on quality in home- and community-based care. This achievement reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering compassionate, patient-centered services with consistent attention to quality, safety, and accountability.

At NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care, we are continually inspired by the kindness and generosity of our community. Recently, we received a thoughtful donation of handmade fidget blankets from the South Shore Stitchers Quilt Guild, and we are incredibly grateful for their support of our patients and families.