Emergency Medicine

How to Treat Common Stings

If you’re stung or bitten in New Jersey or surrounding areas, these are the common culprits.

How to Treat a Cut at Home

Learn how to treat a basic cut at home—and when it’s time to see a doctor.

Do All Ticks Carry Lyme Disease?

If you discover and remove a deer tick within 24 hours, it reduces your risk of becoming infected with Lyme disease.

COVID-19, Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics

Taking Kids to the Emergency Department During COVID-19 Outbreak

It’s critical for parents to remember that severe symptoms should never be taken lightly, and that any delay in seeking emergency treatment can create more dangerous health situations for children.

Cardiac / Heart Health, COVID-19, Emergency Medicine, Stroke

Don’t Resist Going to the Emergency Room: Here’s Why

Reasons why you should not resist going to the emergency department in fear of COVID-19 when you are experiencing symptoms of heart attack or stroke.

When is Urgent Care the Right Choice?

Choosing where to turn to for care in a sudden medical situation can be confusing. In many cases you may find that an urgent care is nearby and has convenient hours. But, is that the right choice?

Managing Food Allergies During the Holidays

Just because you have an allergy doesn’t mean that you have to stop enjoying the holidays! A little preparation and caution should keep you safe and healthy.

Tips To Stay Out Of The Emergency Room this Halloween

By Natalee Ruddock- Gorousingh

Halloween is that time of year when kids look forward to dressing up in their favorite costumes and eating a ton of their favorite candy.

How To Create a Family Emergency Plan

September is National Preparedness Month, and just as the hospital plans for emergencies and disasters, you and your family should also plan to protect yourself and your loved ones when an emergency occurs.