Hackensack Meridian Health’s New Primary Care Practice in Fort Lee, NJ, Expands Access to Expert, Multilingual Medical Care for Bergen County Residents

Hackensack Meridian Health has opened a new primary care practice in Fort Lee, expanding access to expert, multilingual medical care for patients of all ages in Bergen County.

Hackensack Meridian Medical Group’s new primary care practice is located at 301 Bridge Plaza North in Fort Lee and provides patients with routine medical services delivered in a welcoming environment. Services and conditions treated include:

• Annual physicals/wellness visits
• Sports/camp/school physicals
• Preventative medicine
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Cholesterol
• Allergy and asthma
• Depression, anxiety and mood disorders
• Geriatric care
• Electrocardiograms (ECG or EKG)
• Sick visits
• Surgical clearances

“Our physicians focus on building relationships with our patients so we can deliver personalized, comprehensive care,” said Mark D. Sparta, FACHE, president and chief hospital executive, Hackensack University Medical Center and president, North Region, Hackensack Meridian Health. “Our physicians collaborate closely with each patient to help them manage a wide range of health needs, and we offer everything from routine check-ups to sick visits to ongoing care for chronic conditions.”

All physicians at HMH - Primary Care - Fort Lee are currently accepting new patients. Physicians include:

• Alex Fu, D.O., Family Medicine
• Jae Hyun Shim, M.D., Family Medicine
• Hyokyung Sung, M.D., Family Medicine
• Anne J. Park, D.O., Internal Medicine
• Justin Lee, M.D., Cardiology

Situated along the Hudson River atop The Palisades, Fort Lee's population and housing density increased considerably during the 1960s and 1970s with the construction of many high rise apartment buildings. For the thousands of people living here, including one of the nation’s largest Korean-American communities, it is now easier than ever to obtain comprehensive screenings and care without crossing the bridge to Manhattan.

Recognizing the importance of connecting with non-English-speaking patients in a more meaningful way, and to help provide a more comfortable experience and a better quality of care by communicating in a way the patient can fully understand, all of the Fort Lee Primary Care Practice are multilingual. Dr. Shim, Dr. Sung and Dr. Lee are fluent in Korean. Dr. Fu is fluent in Chinese.

“Our goal is to enhance access to high-quality, convenient primary care services across Bergen County while making all residents feel comfortable and welcome at our practice,” said James Clark, M.D., president, Physician Enterprise Division, Hackensack Meridian Health.