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SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ--A revolutionary new health care center known as “VCare Urgent & Primary Care” that represents a one-stop or one-call facility where patients can easily access a variety of health services inclusive of Urgent Care and Primary Care together! VCare Urgent & Primary Care will hold its Grand Opening Kick-off and Ribbon-Cutting Event:
June 5th 2022 10am to 1:00 pm. Refreshments will be served including bagels and more from Bagel Fresh Grill in North Brunswick!
*Rain Date: Sunday June 26th.
There will be a “Meet and Greet Staff” as well as blood pressure screenings and health information hand-outs and brochures. "Cutting of the Ribbon"
Music, promotional gifts including, pens, notepads, water bottles, reusable shopping tote bags and balloons for everyone!
“We want our patients to experience the friendly, professional atmosphere and seamless registration process. VCare has experience emergency trained providers ready to handle a variety of urgent situations. VCare also coordinates care with multiple specialists and will provide patients with direction on what provider(s) to see based on their urgent care visit. We are very excited to have our Grand Opening” Project Manager, Dr. Sellari stated.
Services are available 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 5pm on weekends and holidays. Their expert staffers are there to answer the phones, offering five-star customer service to all patients and establishments (Vcare is open now). VCare’s innovative mini-hospital setting also offers telehealth/telemedicine 24/7, while patients have the option of choosing their own primary care doctor if needed.
Follow-up appointments are available at any of the VCare centers ( “As many as 10 other VCare’s are expected to open in coming months.” Owner and Entrepreneur Sivakum informed us). At VCare, professionals such emergency room providers, primary care physicians, radiology technologists and onsite laboratory specialist are housed onsite. All major insurances including at VCare New Jersey Family Care (Medicaid) is accepted. Watch for VCare’s North Brunswick facility to open soon as well. Located at 485 Georges Rd. Suite 114 Dayton, NJ 08810
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‘VCare Urgent & Primary Care’ Opens First Unit in Central New Jersey, Combining Urgent and Primary Care Under One Roof. Unique Medical Center Eliminates the Need to Call a Slew of Professionals or Specialists.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ--A revolutionary new health care center known as “VCare Urgent & Primary Care” that represents a one-stop or one-call facility where patients can easily access a variety of health services inclusive of Urgent Care and Primary Care together! VCare Urgent & Primary Care will hold its Grand Opening Kick-off and Ribbon-Cutting Event:
June 5th 2022 10am to 1:00 pm. Refreshments will be served including bagels and more from Bagel Fresh Grill in North Brunswick!
*Rain Date: Sunday June 26th.
There will be a “Meet and Greet Staff” as well as blood pressure screenings and health information hand-outs and brochures.
Ribbon-Cutting will feature local politicians and the Mayor!
Music, promotional gifts including, pens, notepads, water bottles, reusable shopping tote bags and balloons for everyone!
“We want our patients to experience the friendly, professional atmosphere and seamless registration process. VCare has experience emergency trained providers ready to handle a variety of urgent situations. VCare also coordinates care with multiple specialists and will provide patients with direction on what provider(s) to see based on their urgent care visit. We are very excited to have our Grand Opening” Project Manager, Dr. Sellari stated.
Services are available 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 5pm on weekends and holidays. Their expert staffers are there to answer the phones, offering five-star customer service to all patients and establishments (Vcare is open now). VCare’s innovative mini-hospital setting also offers telehealth/telemedicine 24/7, while patients have the option of choosing their own primary care doctor if needed.
Follow-up appointments are available at any of the VCare centers ( “As many as 10 other VCare’s are expected to open in coming months.” Owner and Entrepreneur Sivakum informed us). At VCare, professionals such emergency room providers, primary care physicians, radiology technologists and onsite laboratory specialist are housed onsite. All major insurances including at VCare New Jersey Family Care (Medicaid) is accepted. Watch for VCare’s North Brunswick facility to open soon as well. Located at 485 Georges Rd. Suite 114 Dayton, NJ 08810
CALL 888-460-1151
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JERSEY CITY, NJ - In an interview at Jersey City Lincoln Park during Hudson County Improvement Authority’s annual Earth Day event on April 30, Amanda Nesheiwat highlighted how HCIA’s initiatives to build a more sustainable future dovetailed with the day’s events.
Nesheiwat is Deputy Director, Sustainability and Community Outreach at HCIA.
A myriad of activities took place and included a petting zoo, kids rides and a solar powered carousel designed to engage kids while learning about renewable energy and everything it can do.
A pre-production model of an all electric Toyota SUV was on display a the event. She said that having the model present was made possible by via a partnership with HCIA and the automaker; following the recent big auto show in NYC they were transported to the park.
“We are so lucky to have the cars here today,” she said.
Jersey City Parks, which had activities for kids at their booth, distributed 1,600 plants to attendees at the event.
A handful of small food service businesses included a vegan food truck. The birthday poster contest winners were also in attendance.
For 2022 the day’s theme was, “Invest in Our Planet,” she said, adding: “We wanted this event to reflect what investments in our communities can look like … Investing in our planet is investing in future generations.”
Moreover to invest in the earth is to move forward.
“We’ve got lots of different programs to educate youth and the public on what they can do in their homes and school campuses,” said Nesheiwat. She explained how HCIA is working with the county to develop an electric vehicle infrastructure plan and program for schools and government buildings to concurrently assist in energy efficient programs.
And though the state already offers incentives, she said: “We want to be in the middle and explain how great they could be and maybe connect them with others already in the program [as a way to offer support] “going through.”
HCIA wants to signal to the community how serious it is about electric vehicles, she said.
HCIA recently purchased two Ford Mustang Mach-E’s with funds from a recycling grant and is working with PSE&G, an important stakeholder that’s developing infrastructure for electric vehicles in order to get more charging stations to their parking lot and further expand the electric vehicle fleet.
Citing the importance of climate change and education, she said HCIA was offering grants for pilot programs that prompt “governments to scale up.”
“Climate change is important to us,” said Nesheiwat. “One way is to capture food and put it back into the earth.”
There are efforts to develop an action plan for HCIA and its partners to reduce litter, for instance, she said, citing the overall need to “worry more about climate change and environmental protection,” moving forward.
Nesheiwat is also interested in sustainability, climate change solutions, women's empowerment and working with others to bring innovative solutions to current challenges.
