Ever since Karolynn Grays, 18, of Camden, was a little girl, her dream was to one day travel to France and experience all that the city of Paris has to offer. On Wednesday, April 24, 2013, Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper, in partnership with the Make-A-Wish Foundation®, made that dream a reality.

This Saturday, John Neidecker, DO, of the Cooper Bone and Joint Institute called into the WIP Morning Show to discuss the medical side of the NFL Draft.

This Saturday, 94.1 WIP sports radio show with Glen Macnow and Ray Didinger, featured David Gealt, DO, of the Cooper Bone and Joint Institute, who discussed LA Lakers Kobe Bryant’s possible career ending Achilles tendon injury.

In the wake of national tragedy like yesterday's bombings at the Boston Marathon, children may have questions about their own safety and that of their family. Parents can help children cope more effectively with their fears by providing information geared to the child's age and understanding level.

In a highly innovative move, unprecedented in New Jersey, a health insurer and a hospital system — AmeriHealth New Jersey and Cooper University Health Care — announce today that Cooper will acquire a 20 percent interest in AmeriHealth New Jersey. This venture intends to transform health care in the state by increasing quality and lowering costs through a more highly coordinated care model.

This Saturday, 94.1 WIP sports radio show with Glen Macnow and Ray Didinger, featured Mark Pollard, MD, of the Cooper Bone and Joint Institute, who discussed Mets starting pitcher Johan Santana’s shoulder injury.

A report of child abuse is made every 10 seconds, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families. Every year, 3.3 million reports of child abuse are made in the United States involving nearly 6 million children (a report can include multiple children).

Cooper is proud to launch South Jersey’s only comprehensive, multidisciplinary musculoskeletal program.

Distracted driving, such as texting on a cell phone while behind the wheel of a car, can change a life in a split second. Consequences can be devastating. Nobody knows that more than Alyssa Lesher, 16, of Mt. Laurel, who, in July 2012, was severely injured in a car accident involving a negligent driver and spent more than two weeks in Cooper’s Trauma Intensive Care Unit (TICU).

This Saturday, 94.1 WIP sports radio show with Glen Macnow and Ray Didinger, featured David Gealt, DO, of the Cooper Bone and Joint Institute, who discussed Phillies ace Roy Halladay’s recent outings and his projections for the future. They also discussed Dr. Gealt’s NCAA tournament predictions.