CentraState Medical Center will inaugurate the Women’s Heart Program at CentraState on February 18, 2013 with an open house.

Seven physicians from China traveled to New Jersey recently to learn about the latest imaging and interventional techniques to diagnose breast cancer as early as possible.

Calling all young women aged 16 to 23 with a royal touch in volunteerism! CentraState Healthcare Foundation is kicking off its new search for the 2012 Ball Queen who will be crowned at the 51st Annual Celebration Ball on November 3.

Freehold, NJ – CentraState Healthcare System has been awarded $60,000 for the Comprehensive Cancer Center by OceanFirst Foundation of Toms River. The grant will provide support to CentraState’s strategic objective of creating a regional, destination cancer center which will consist of the following components:

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — The CentraState Healthcare Foundation recently awarded scholarships to three young women who were contestants in CentraState's 50th Anniversary Celebration Ball Queen Contest. In addition, the CentraState Healthcare Foundation awarded scholarships to young people who aspire to work in the health care field and to employees who are continuing their education.

The CentraState Healthcare Foundation is reviving a tradition from days gone by and bringing back a Ball Queen Contest this year in honor of the 50th anniversary of its Charity Ball. The queen contestants are asked to raise money for CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. For every dollar each contestant raises, a vote is cast. The contestant who receives the most votes at the end of the contest will be crowned Ball Queen.

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — CentraState officials unveiled a timeline exhibit at the hospital tracing the founding and growth of CentraState Healthcare System over the last five decades at a ceremony on May 4. They were joined by current and former hospital Trustees, employees and physicians, public officials, civic leaders, community volunteers and other guests. The 84-foot long exhibit is located in the walkway that connects CentraState Medical Center to the Star and Barry Tobias Ambulatory Campus.

Novo Nordisk is helping to build a future for the Adventure to Health Diabetes Prevention Program. Grant funds were received from Novo Nordisk and will will be used to expand the program nationwide and translate all material into Spanish.

After hosting a book sale during their lunch hour, the Student Council of Wemrock Brook School donated remaining books to the children in the Pediatrics Department at CentraState.

Grant funds will be used to support CentraState Medical Center's goal to become the first Baby-friendly hospital in New Jersey. Specifically, the funds will assist in the completion of the remaining three phases of the rigorous four phase process which need to be completed before CentraState can be designated a Baby-friendly hospital.