Trinitas will still have Catholic oversight from Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, and facilities will still have the Trinitas name, according to a Jan. 6 news release.
Through the deal, the two organizations will focus on expanding access to underserved communities for cardiac care, oncology, emergency services, renal care/dialysis, women’s health, wound care and behavioral health.
“With the addition of Trinitas Regional Medical Center, our commitment to clinical quality, academic excellence and leading-edge research will be enhanced,” RWJBarnabas CEO and President Barry Ostrowsky said in the release. “Each organization has long histories of delivering healthcare to urban and underserved communities, and together we shall make New Jersey an even better place to live.”
