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We’re thrilled to share some big news regarding our medical leadership team! Daniel Finch, MD, PMH-C has been appointed to Chief Medical Officer and will oversee our medical leadership team, which has been enhanced with the addition of Jerry Joseph, MD in the

NJspotlight.com cover the increase in drug overdoses in New Jersey related to pandemic stress. Experts warned that drug and alcohol addictions were likely to increase during the coronavirus pandemic and they appear to be right: In

NJ 101.5 discussed how to spot mental health issues in students while remote learning.  In a recent 4-H National Council survey, 70% of responding teens said they felt depressed, anxious or highly stressed. In the same survey, 61%

An Update on Operations: Our Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Despite the uncertainty and challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, the staff at CarePlus have not only risen to the occasion, but have also surpassed expectations

Prestigious honor recognizes business leaders over the age of 60 who have made significant contributions to New Jersey’s business community Care Plus NJ, Inc. (“CarePlus”), a pioneer in integrated primary and behavioral health services for adults

ROI- NJ covers the opening of The Maternal and Family Center, a Premier Maternal Mental Health Treatment Center with Expert Services for Prenatal, Pregnant and Postpartum Women and Families, Including Grief and Loss. “Maternal mental health

The Paramus Post discusses the importance of telehealth and how additional funding will help those affected during the pandemic.  Care Plus NJ has been awarded $442,361 in funding from the Federal Communications Commission’s Wireline Competition Bureau

CarePlus was recently awarded a $400,000 federal grant to help prevent suicide during the pandemic, with a focus on essential workers and domestic violence victims. The grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

NJ.com covers the decrease in suicide rates during COVID-19.  As the pandemic continues, New Jersey has actually experienced a drop in suicide rate. Fewer people took their own lives in the months of March and April,

NJ.com provides information on assisting agencies and nonprofit organizations. As COVID-19 continues to take a toll on individuals, families, and communities New Jerseyans have found a way to give back to those who need the help.