EVESHAM – Virtua Health and Rowan University have reached another milestone in their impactful academic affiliation. Effective today, 130 Rowan Medicine clinicians are officially affiliates of Virtua ...

Virtua Health plans to acquire Moorestown-based Reconstructive Orthopedics in a deal that will add 60 clinicians and 300 total employees to Virtua Medical Group, the buyer said April 19. The ...

Frank Campbell IV, MD, of Haddonfield, and Salvatore Moffa, MD, of Cherry Hill, were named medical directors of operations at Virtua Voorhees and Marlton Hospitals respectively. In these roles, Drs.

Rowan University unveiled details of its new college of medicine Nov. 7 in partnership with Virtua Health. The leaders of both organizations disclosed their partnership and intent to create the Virtua ...

Virtua Health announced on Monday that it has named several new executives in advance of its anticipated acquisition of the Lourdes Health System. Dr. John Matsinger has been promoted to the position ...

EVESHAM - After private medical information for hundreds of its patients was inadvertently made public online, Virtua Medical Group has agreed to pay $417,816 to settle a state investigation. The ...

New Jersey State Health Planning Board voted to approve Evesham Township, N.J.-based Virtua’s plans for a medical campus and hospital in Holly, N.J., according to Burlington County Times. 1. Virtua’s ...

Virtua Medical Group, one of southern New Jersey's largest health care providers, will pay more than $400,000 in fines and penalties in order to settle claims that it failed to properly protect the ...

Virtua Medical Group, a network of physicians affiliated with more than 50 South New Jersey-based medical and surgical practices, agreed to pay $417,816 to settle allegations it failed to secure more ...

Virtua went on the offensive Monday to defend itself as the provider for advanced life support (ALS) for all of Camden County except the city of Camden. The Marlton-based health system posted a video ...

The breach of more than 1,650 patients' medical information will cost a defunct Georgia consulting company $200,000 and its rights to run a business in New Jersey. ATA Consulting LLC, operating as ...