Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 16th Annual Red Tie Gala Raises Funds for Patient Care

Deborah Hospital Foundation is hosting its 16th Annual Red Tie Gala virtually on Saturday, November 13, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. This signature event is the Foundation’s largest fundraiser of the year and supports heart, lung and vascular care at Deborah Heart and Lung Center.

So Thankful for His Care, One Patient Pleads: “Please Reward Them”

It’s not every day that Deborah Heart and Lung Center’s President and CEO Joseph Chirichella gets a letter that is so complimentary for care received at the hospital that the patient urges him to buy the medical team a new car, a new house, an all-expense paid vacation, AND, triple their salary. But this is in fact what George A. Tooks wrote to Deborah.

Southern NJ – Dr. Renée Bullock-Palmer has been named the 2022 Spring Go Red for Women Chair

New Jersey’s First Heart Surgery Patient Wishes Deborah a Happy 100th Birthday

When three-year old Bill DiMartino had open-heart surgery on July 28, 1958, he had no idea he was making history.

Deborah Hospital Foundation’s 17th Annual Red Tie Gala in Support of Deborah Heart and Lung Center’s 100th Anniversary

Deborah Hospital Foundation is hosting the 17th Annual Red Tie Gala on Saturday, November 12, at the Hilton at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia.

Deborah Introduces a New Standard of Care to Reduce Major Bleeding

Giving a Patient a Second Chance

Bill Bell never had a history of heart trouble, until six years ago when he woke up in bed with a sore throat that would turn out to be an early symptom of heart failure.

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Unveils Newly Installed $1 Million MRI Scanner

Less than one year after U.S. Senators Menendez and Booker were able to secure a $1 million federal appropriation for Deborah Heart and Lung Center to purchase a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner, the equipment has been received, installed, calibrated and is now ready for use.

Health Station Blood Pressure Checker is Wakeup Call

Nancy has worked at the JCC for nearly 15 years. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she started to not feel like her usual self. She noticed that her heart was racing and wondering if she should check her blood pressure at the JCC’s Deborah-sponsored Health Station.