Sharing your memories is a beautiful gift to yourself and a lasting legacy for your family. In honor of Older Americans Month this May , NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care invites community members to a special morning dedicated to reflecting, remembering, and preserving the moments that matter most. Join us on Wednesday, May 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. , at Larry’s II Diner , located at 907 N. Main Road, Vineland , for a free breakfast  and a meaningful, interactive p

Our new friends from Luxe Bloom and Essence stopped by our table at the Women's Conference. We were so glad to get to know them. We reconnected with longtime friends and made several new ones at the South Jersey Women’s Health and Wellness Expo, held this past weekend at the Vineland Convention Center on Landis Avenue . This premier two-day event was dedicated to empowering women through health, wellness, beauty, finance, and lifestyle—and the NJHealth team was proud to be p

We are beaming with pride! NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care is thrilled to announce that our CEO, Suzanne Bogan Martinelli , has been named the 2026 Businessperson of the Year  by the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) —a well‑deserved honor for a leader whose vision and compassion have shaped not only our organization, but the community we proudly serve. Suzanne has long been recognized by NJHealth staff, partners, and families as a model of integrity, leadershi

We are so very proud of our founder, CEO, administrator, leader and friend, Suzanne Bogan Martinelli. The NJHealth Team knows first-hand about her exceptional leadership, generosity and kindness, now everyone does as she has been honored in this month's issue of NJbiz magazine featuring the state's Top CEOs and CFOs.  As Founder and CEO of NJ Health Hospice and Palliative Care , Martinelli is a trailblazer in the health and beauty industries with a knack for turning bold idea

Hospice Volunteers are indeed very special people.  Recently we completed training for these wonderful new hospice volunteers.  Samantha Hunter of Haddon Township, Wanda Livingston of Vineland, Arlene Katsoris of Millville, Joan Rider of Minotola,  Volunteer Coordinator Laura Genna, and Karly Smaniotto of Vineland. We know our patients will love visiting with these wonderful ladies. Interested in learning more about how you can help? Call us today at 856-696-5340, or email...

Danielle Pace has a magic touch. Yes, she does, just ask anyone who has had a massage from this licensed massage therapist.  The Vineland resident has 15 years' experience in massage therapy of which she has spent the past seven of those years dedicated specifically to hospice care. She finds the work special because it gives her the opportunity to bring comfort, ease, and meaningful connection to patients and their families during such an important and vulnerable time in the

If you need help with your computer, want to order supplies, or simply a friendly conversation, the staff at NJ Health Hospice and Palliative Care go to Giselle Moreno. The NJHealth Program Coordinator wears many hats, including scheduling our Certified Home Health Aides, ordering equipment and supplies for patients, and Information Technology assistance. She also helps with spiritual care support.  “Anything that is needed I will try to help,” she says with her signature war

To say that a good time was had by all is an understatement. The NJ Health staff, family, friends and volunteers had a magical time at the 2025 Christmas Parade Watch Party Saturday November 29th on Landis Avenue. We were one of the first events at the new Vineland Convention Center. Since pictures say a thousand words... here are scenes from this year's holiday party. Thank you to the NJ Health Team and their families for their energy, time and talent in creating an award-

Ottilie Parsons always wanted to be a nurse. It was the perfect professional fit for her demeanor, kindness and intelligence.  For 20 years she was happy caring for the patients in the Operating Rooms at Hahnemann, Christiana and AtlantiCare. Tending to both their physical needs and emotional concerns, she made a difference with every hand she held and every interaction, one patient at a time. It was good. She was content and professionally fulfilled. Yet soon she would make