Announcements
Helen’s Angels Present MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper With $10,000 Donation
On Monday, September 22, 2014, representatives from Helen’s Angels presented physicians and staff from MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper and the Cooper Foundation with a $10,000 check to support the Patient in Need Fund.
Helen’s Angels, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to the support of individuals and their families in the Greater Philadelphia area who have been diagnosed with, impacted by or recovering from breast cancer. Read more.
Cooper Learning Center Summer Reading Institute Celebrates Successes
Cooper University Health Care Finalizes Agreement Gaining Minority Interest in AmeriHealth New Jersey
Dr. Hong Named President-Elect of National Disaster Consortium
Cooper Executive Among Experts at National ACO Summit
In the rapidly evolving health care marketplace, payers and providers are forming novel relationships involving a wide variation of risk-bearing arrangements. Louis S. Bezich, Chief of Staff and Executive Director of the Center for Population Health at Cooper, was invited to be part of a prestigious panel of experts that discussed “Emerging Payer-Provider Accountable Care Models” at the Fifth National Accountable Care Organization Summit held in Washington, DC. Read more.
Cooper Breast Imaging Center at Ripa in Voorhees: A Designated ACR Breast Imaging Center of Excellence
Cooper University Health Care Announces “Same-Day Service” for Veterans as Part of “Cooper Veterans VIP Priority” Program
Cooper First in Region to Offer Neotensil
Cooper is the first in the region to offer a new cosmetic solution for those baggy eyes. It has been described as Spanx® for the eyes! Neotensil is available through a consultation with Dr. Naomi Lawrence. After your first application by a physician, you can do it yourself at home. Dr. Lawrence is the first physician in our region to offer this new product. Read more.
Cooper University Hospital Receives Re-Verification as Level 1 Trauma Center by American College of Surgeons
Cooper University Hospital’s trauma program has been re-verified as a Level 1 Trauma Center by the Verification Review Committee (VRC), an ad hoc committee of the Committee on Trauma (COT) of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). This achievement recognizes the trauma center’s dedication to providing optimal care for injured patients.
Cooper established its Level 1 Trauma Program 31 years ago and treats more than 3,000 trauma patients every year. Read more.