(CAMDEN, NJ) – Cooper University Health Care has launched a Mobile Unit as part of its Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Program, designed to meet the unique health care needs of individuals with IDD. The innovative unit delivers high-quality, compassionate primary care directly to patients’ homes, community residences, and group homes across Southern New Jersey.

Developed in response to the growing demand for accessible, person-centered care, the Mobile Unit helps remove barriers that often make traditional office visits challenging for individuals with IDD. Read more.

CAMDEN, NJ — Cooper University Health Care celebrated the 10th anniversary of its nationally recognized Center for Healing, bringing together program founders, community partners, patients, and local leaders to reflect on a decade of progress, innovation, and impact in addiction medicine. The event, held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Camden on December 5, 2025, honored the Center’s leadership in evidence-based substance use disorder treatment, harm reduction, and research advancement, and its commitment to patient-centered, compassionate care. Read more.

Cooper’s “Bupe FIRST” team has partnered with University Hospital and St. Joseph’s Health to launch and enhance EMS buprenorphine programs in North Jersey.

(CAMDEN, N.J.) – People who are revived from opioid-related overdose by emergency medical teams face dire odds. Historically, one in 10 who suffers an overdose dies within a year, making the interaction between overdose patients and the paramedics who treat them crucial. Read more.

(CAMDEN, NJ) – For the fourth consecutive year, a multidisciplinary team led by physicians from Cooper University Health Care traveled to Africa from October 1 to 10 to provide advanced medical education in critical care. This year’s program expanded the team’s reach into Ethiopia and Tanzania, where the team conducted training sessions.

The initiative, known as AFRI(Crit), was organized by members of Cooper’s Division of Critical Care Medicine, and brought together physicians from Cooper University Health Care, Medstar-Washington Hospital Center, Kaiser Permanente, Geisinger, Thomas Jefferson University, George Washington University, Morehouse School of Medicine, and Temple University. Read more.

Event honors Donna and Rick Forman for leadership, philanthropy, and community impact

(Camden, NJ) –The Cooper Foundation’s 15th Annual Red Hot Gala has raised close to $4 million in support of Cooper University Health Care, while honoring Donna and Rick Forman for their remarkable leadership, transformative philanthropy, and steadfast commitment to Cooper and the South Jersey community.

Close to 1,000 business leaders, philanthropists, and community advocates will gather tonight at the TRIAD1828 CENTRE on the Camden waterfront to celebrate this milestone event and stand behind Cooper’s mission. Read more.

Subaru of America, Inc. has once again reaffirmed its commitment to the Camden community with a generous $30,000 donation to The Cooper Foundation. Now in its fourth consecutive year, this support—part of the automaker’s Subaru Loves to Care® initiative—helps eliminate barriers to care by providing durable medical equipment and reliable roundtrip transportation for patients served by Cooper University Health Care.

The funding directly supports patients in Camden with medical equipment often not covered by insurance, such as blood pressure monitors, glucometers, scales, wheelchairs, walkers, and canes. Read more.