Health care is a team sport. It’s time we fully recognize that.
Now, to be clear, the relationship between a doctor … a health care professional … a caregiver and the patient always will be sacrosanct.
But more and more, it’s clear that we’re all in this together — and that great organizations and overall ecosystems are just as important moving forward.
The 2026 BINJE’s BEST: Health Care shows how the sector truly comes together. (Click here to see the digital version of our print copy).
For starters, we have nearly 100 individual honorees:
Click here for our overall Top 12 individuals;
Click here for dozens of hospital executives;
Click here for key chairs of board of trustees;
And click here for dozens of leaders outside of the hospitals (researchers, caregivers, service providers, insurers, association leaders, etc).
But as you scroll through our massive 56-page edition honoring the sector (let us know if you want to join the many thousands who get an actual print edition), check out the dozen stories we have (yes, our honors sections are more than just a phone book of names).
Including:
Public. Private. Pathways: A column on how the EDA and RWJBH making financial contributions to the HELIX and Portal Innovations is an example of collaboration for a greater cause.
New office, new emphasis: How a national law firm with a highly regarded health care practice (Baker Donelson) is expanding in the state.
The caring college: A look at how Hudson County Community College addresses the mental health needs of its students — and is honored for doing so.
J&J stepping up: How a $300,000 gift from Johnson & Johnson is reshaping how Rutgers-Camden nursing students learn
Where AI saves lives: Detailing how a national study shows that an early warning system at RWJBarnabas Health has cut in-hospital deaths by 18%
Mission critical: Peapack-based Matheny has grown into a nationally recognized special hospital and nonprofit private school
Helping kids cope: A Q&A with NJCMO President James Parauda, whose little-known organization has big impact on children in crisis
No phone zones: Rutgers experts on why school ban is a good thing
Room to grow: A look inside Inspira’s expanded maternity unit at Mullica Hill, where larger numbers of new mothers are getting more personalized care
Timing is everything: At Cooper, expansion into the suburbs is about more than square footage, it’s about extending hours of access for patients
Atlantic Health, AI and you: A look at a newly launched tool that is using AI to help patients get advice tailored from their own medical history
Freedom from fibroids: How HMH is using a non-invasive treatment to help women suffering from a condition that impacts their quality of life.
