Wish List - Foundation for Morristown Medical Center

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Wish List
Executive Summary
Morristown Medical Center is home to one of the finest pediatric centers in the region. Goryeb
Children’s Hospital, which includes Gagnon Pediatric Emergency Department, Joan and Edward Foley Pediatric
Intensive Care Unit and Sam’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, addresses the medical needs of children from
birth to age 21 in one location. With more than 100 pediatric sub-specialists who have trained in some of the
finest children’s centers around the country, we are able to ensure the very best health care to those children
and their families who need us.
Board-certified specialists from all the major pediatric disciplines are supported by a distinguished
nursing staff and a child life team. Multiple training
programs, approved by the Accreditation Council
for Graduate Medical Education, enable us to
teach 36 residents in pediatrics, 21 residents in
emergency medicine, and four fellows in pediatric
emergency medicine. Our busy pediatric emergency department handles over 20,000 visits per
year. The pediatric faculty is actively engaged in
multiple areas of research, keeping our children’s
hospital at the cutting edge of pediatric care. In
addition to an experienced medical staff, Goryeb
provides the latest diagnostic technologies, such
as digital x-rays, and family-friendly waiting and
play areas.
This document provides a comprehensive look
at the programs, services and capital items that
will enable Goryeb Children’s Hospital to offer its
world-class pediatric care well into the future.
Pediatric Unit
Child Life Program
Joan and Edward Foley
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
BD Diabetes Center
for Children and Adolescents
2011 Philanthropic Support
Equipment
$372,000
Patient Care
$798,000
Education
$35,300
Research
$105,250
The Valerie Fund Children’s Center
for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Children’s Heart Center
Gagnon Pediatric Emergency Center
Child Development Center
Respiratory Center for Children
Sam’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Division of Child Neurology
Foundation for Morristown Medical Center
Partnership in Caring • 2
The Pediatric Unit
Overview
The hospitalization of a child is one of the most difficult things a family ever experiences. At Goryeb, we are dedicated to supporting you
during this stressful time. Every specialist in the Pediatric Unit provides superior care in a warm, compassionate, patient- and familycentered environment. Our staff includes pediatric attending and
resident physicians, a pediatric hospitalist, care and nurse managers, a social worker and child life specialists. We strive to make
your child’s hospital experience as calm and comfortable as possible. To that end, parents, grandparents and guardians are welcome
24 hours a day, and we provide bedside sleeping accommodations
for one caregiver to remain overnight.
High Priority Initiatives
PARENT SLEEP CHAIRS | 6 NEEDED AT $2,000 EACH
These convertible bedside chairs provide parents and guardians with a comfortable place to spend the night.
ACCUTORR® V VITAL SIGNS MONITOR | 4 AT $3,440 EACH
This portable, non-invasive blood pressure monitor is capable of storing up to 1,200 measurements easily
accessible by patient ID through bar code technology, and it connects to electronic medical records.
SPRINGFIELD CRIBS — MANUAL HI-LO | 2 AT $4,400 EACH
Designed to be used for children with disabilities.
EXCELSIOR SYRINGE PUMPS | 8 AT $550 EACH
This small battery-powered medicine delivery pump connects a medicine-filled syringe to your child’s IV.
BILIBLANKET® FROM GE MEDICAL | $3,600
Unlike conventional phototherapy lights, this phototherapy system manages jaundice and allows your baby
to be cuddled and nursed during treatment.
DRÄGER PHOTO-THERAPY 4000 | $4,400
This phototherapy system is recommended for use in the breakdown of high concentrations of bilirubin.
Patient and Family Centered Care
Overview
This approach to the planning, delivery and evaluation of
health care fosters collaborative partnerships between
heath care providers, patients and families. At Goryeb,
we have moved from a traditional provider-centered
approach to one where true collaboration, better
communication and shared decision making puts
the patient and family at the center. While the initiative
started with the Joan and Edward Foley Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and the Gagnon Pediatric Emergency
Department, it will ultimately involve the entire hospital.
PARENT LIAISON | $50,000
The parent liaison would facilitate Family Advisory Council (FAC) meetings; review and prepare FAC meeting
agendas; recruit, train, and place families with hospital staff who need family input on projects; coordinate
with and support the development and sustenance of in-house family advisory boards; represent families on
selected hospital committees; advocate for families and promote the full partnership of families and staff
within Goryeb Children’s Hospital and with outside organizations.
PARENT AND PATIENT EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS | $5,750 annually
Funding will create a library that provides brochures on a wide range of topics from parenting to common
childhood illnesses.
Child Life Program
Overview
The Child Life Program provides therapeutic play activities to help reduce the stress and anxiety that
children and their families may have about hospitalization, as well as teaching sessions that allow
children to become familiar with hospital routines, medical equipment and various procedures. These
hands-on sessions using real medical equipment help children begin to cope with fears associated
with procedures such as blood tests and IV insertions.
The playrooms found at Goryeb are places where children do not receive any medicine or treatment,
and are strictly for relaxing and having fun. Children and teenagers can do arts and crafts projects,
paint, or use our computers to make banners and cards. They can read books, listen to music or play
with hospital-themed toys and dolls to practice what is going to happen during a procedure.
MY HOSPITAL SCRAPBOOK | $10,000
This scrapbook provides a tool for child life specialists to help educate children
about the medical environment, as well as to address issues relating to hospitalization and illness. It includes places for children to document their experiences,
activities, easy-to-understand medical lingo and more. The cover of the “scrapbook” can be customized to include the corporate logo of the donor as well as
the hospital logo and pictures. www.myhospitalscrapbook.com
DRUMMING THERAPY | $25,000
This program provides the child life department with a musician-in-residence
who uses drums and other
instruments to work with pediatric patients and families. Using rhythm, drumming promotes healing and self expression and helps in reducing tension, anxiety and stress for pediatric patients and their families.
PARROTING PARROT | $138,000
Built into an easily transported cart, the parrot visits patients who are in recovery rooms. Patients can train
this animatronic character to speak, repeating whole sentences. Humorous results occur when patients
“stump” the bird.
PHANTOM HARP | $50,600
This unique harp entertains by allowing children, patients and visitors to Goryeb to play music with various
sounds by plucking invisible strings.
ART PROGRAM | $11,500
This program will help replenish the bedside art cart from which patients choose art materials.
EXAM ROOM PACKAGE | $8,600
This equipment will help us to make the treatment room a brighter, more child-friendly and family-centered place.
• Treatment Room exam table $3,500
• Lab chair $3,500
• Band-aids and stickers $1,500
• Relaxation DVDs $100
Child Life Program
DVMATIC | $5,750
The DVMatic storage and retrieval system gives patients 24-hour access to DVDs and game system games.
Funding will cover annual maintenance and replenishment with updated DVDs and games.
LAPTOPS | $5,750
Laptops can be brought to patient rooms to provide a pleasant distraction and help them stay in contact
with family and friends.
Joan and Edward Foley
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)
Overview
Pediatric Intensive Care offers the most advanced care to infants, children and adolescents with lifethreatening illness and injury. The nine-bed unit is located on the third floor of Goryeb. Board-certified
pediatric critical care physicians lead the multidisciplinary team, which includes pediatric critical care
nurses, pediatric and emergency medicine residents, respiratory therapists, child life specialists and
social workers. Patients in the PICU also benefit from the support of a broad range of pediatric specialists in the medical and surgical disciplines, radiology, rehabilitative therapies, nutrition and discharge
planning. The PICU offers round-the-clock admissions, consultation and transport services.
PARENT SLEEP CHAIRS | 9 NEEDED AT $2,000 EACH
These convertible bedside chairs provide parents and guardians with a
comfortable place to spend the night.
VAPOTHERM PRECISION FLOW® UNIT | $13,850
This device provides a non-invasive option for delivering oxygen therapy
without discomfort using a nasal cannula.
VAPOTHERM UNIT FOR HIGH FLOW OXYGEN | 2 AT $6,087 EACH
These high-flow oxygen units provide warm moist air and help keep a
child’s lungs expanded, replacing the need for a ventilator.
MED-FUSION™ SYRINGE PUMPS | 10 AT $3,400 EACH
These pumps deliver specialized medication drips to critically ill children.
BD Diabetes Center
for Children and Adolescents
Overview
The center provides a multidisciplinary approach to treatment for pediatric and adolescent diabetes patients and
their families. A team of five physicians, five diabetes nurse
educators, a dietician and a social worker provide clinical
care, psychosocial support and educational programs to
children with diabetes and their family members. The
center also conducts clinical research trials and produces
multimedia educational programs for patients and their
families; three of those programs are currently in national
distribution. The center receives patient referrals from over
1,000 primary care physicians practicing in 23 counties in
three states. With 1,200 children and adolescents in its
care, the center is one of the largest American Diabetes
Association-certified pediatric centers in the Northeast.
DIABETES HIGH RISK HOME INTERVENTION PROGRAM | $250,000
A small but significant subpopulation of youths with diabetes — often from underserved families — have
chronically elevated blood sugars and have multiple diabetes-related hospital admissions. To provide a more
successful and cost effective solution for improving blood sugar control in this high-risk patient population,
staff at the center are developing and implementing a multi-component intervention strategy. This program
will integrate family support, diabetes management education, multifamily group sessions and community
interventions to improve the metabolic control of children and adolescents with poorly controlled type 1
and type 2 diabetes.
PRODUCTION OF QUARTERLY PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY NEWSLETTER | $11,500 ANNUALLY
This newsletter is used to inform and educate referring doctors and pediatricians about diabetes and
the BD Diabetes Center.
PARENT AND PATIENT EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS | $5,750 ANNUALLY
This information about diabetes, available in both English and Spanish, is given to parents and newly
diagnosed patients.
CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORS | 6 NEEDED AT $1,000 EACH
Continuous Glucose Monitors are diagnostic tools used to measure a child’s blood sugar pattern over a fiveday period. This detailed information helps caregivers make regimen changes to improve blood sugar control.
BLOOD GLUCOSE DOWNLOAD STATION WITH COMPUTER AND PRINTER | $3,500
This technology will allow us to download and review blood sugars from our patients’ blood sugar meters at
each medical visit.
BD Diabetes Center for Children and Adolescents
DIABETES PICNIC | $2,300
This annual diabetes picnic brings together over 200 children and their families.
RECUMBENT STADIOMETER | $4,000 – 2 NEEDED AT $2,000 EACH
This device measures infants and small children accurately when evaluating for possible disorders of growth.
DIABETES RETREAT | $5,000
Funding is needed for education and support programs for families.
EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOKS | $3,500
These helpful notebooks are for families of children with newly diagnosed diabetes.
The Valerie Fund Children’s Center
for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Overview
The Goyeb Children’s Hospital Valerie Fund
Children’s Center is a member of the Children’s
Oncology Group (COG), a cooperative cancer
research project for children sponsored by the
National Cancer Institute. Active participation in
COG gives patients access to highly advanced
therapeutic options. The center offers highly personalized, comprehensive medical care for children with anemias, such as sickle cell anemia
and thalassemia; hemophilia and other bleeding
problems; white cell and platelet abnormalities
and childhood and adolescent cancers.
The Goryeb team of board-certified pediatric hematologists/oncologists, pediatric surgeons, radiologists,
pathologists, clinical nurse specialists, specially trained nurses, social workers and child life specialists
support patients and families medically and emotionally, an approach that enhances treatment and the
prospects of recovery. This strategy combines outstanding medical care close to home with individual
counseling and group sessions. We strive to make the center a home away from home while patients are
receiving therapy.
PARENT AND PATIENT EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS | $5,750 ANNUALLY
This information is given to patients about therapies and treatments and to assist them in understanding
their disease.
THE GOOD NEIGHBOR FUND | ALL CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME
The Good Neighbor Fund supports parents of children with cancer or blood disorders who are in dire financial
need. While many children undergo treatment, family members often have to stop working or give up one
income. The Good Neighbor Fund helps families offset daily living expenses, such as gas and electric bills,
child care costs, mortgage payments or pharmaceutical purchases and ensures that a child’s treatment and
care are not disrupted.
WISH FUND | ALL CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME
This fund would be used to grant patient wishes for those patients who are too old for the Make-A-Wish
Fund (over 18 years old) or for a patient that has already received a wish through Make-A-Wish but may have
relapsed and is back receiving treatment.
DIETICIAN (2 DAYS/WEEK) | $26,000
A designated dietitian for the Valerie Center would provide baseline nutritional assessments of patients to
determine those at high risk, guide parents on proper diets for their children, and offer suggestions on
boosting caloric intake.
Children’s Heart Center
Overview
The Children’s Heart Center diagnoses and treats heart disorders in infants, children and adolescents.
The board-certified pediatric cardiologists on staff hold academic appointments at Children’s Hospital of
New York at Columbia Presbyterian, making it possible for the center to provide continuity of care for patients who require invasive procedures and surgery. Our fetal cardiology service enables in-utero
cardiac evaluation of high-risk pregnancies. Fetal diagnosis of congenital heart disease allows for
parental education and the preparation and development of optimal treatment plans prior to delivery.
DEDICATED FETAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY MACHINE | $285,000 DONATED
This machine will provide for 3D reconstruction of the fetal heart with minimal acquisition time for the most
accurate assessment of congenital heart lesions and functional abnormalities.
STRESS LAB EQUIPMENT | $41,000
A computerized treadmill connected to a monitor allows the pediatric cardiologist to analyze the electrical
conduction of the heart before, during and after exercise.
HOLTER MONITOR LAB | $60,000
This system will provide prompt evaluation/interpretation of pediatric holters for optimal patient care.
ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY REVIEW WORK STATIONS: CVIS COMPUTERS WITH LARGE MONITORS
WITH SOFTWARE | $138,000 – 6 NEEDED AT $23,000 EACH
Dedicated work stations will allow instant comparison of echocardiography data from present and past studies as well as prompt report generation to optimize patient care.
VIEWING SCREENS FOR TWO READING ROOMS | $10,600 – 8 NEEDED AT $1,325 EACH
Screens will allow viewers to visualize studies in real-time for online study adjustments and improved work efficiency
COLOR PRINTERS | $2,400 – 2 NEEDED AT $1200 EACH
LAPTOP | $2,425
A laptop will be used for echo review conferences and resident education.
PART-TIME DIETARY SUPPORT | $12,500 ANNUALLY
Six hours per week of support is needed for our cardiac patients at high risk for adult onset cardiovascular
disease.
CROSS TRAINING FOR PEDIATRIC ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY TRAINING | $28,000 ANNUALLY
This program will provide additional training for an adult echocardiology technologist to learn the specialized
imaging/anatomy needed for pediatric echocardiology technologists.
Gagnon Pediatric Emergency Center
Overview
Located within Goryeb and open 24 hours a day, Gagnon Pediatric Emergency Center is one of the newest and most modern
emergency departments in the metropolitan area. Our staff is
specially trained in assessing and caring for infant, child and
adolescent emergencies, including trauma, fever, respiratory
distress and abdominal pain. In addition, our center is one of the
few emergency departments in the nation to employ child life
specialists, who help children and their families relax with play
therapy and other distractions.
TRANSPORT MONITOR | $29,000
A portable transport monitor will facilitate the transportation of
critically ill children throughout the hospital for medical procedures.
PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE IMPLEMENTATION: STAFF EDUCATION | $11,500 ANNUALLY
The implementation of a Pediatric Palliative Care Program, which seeks to provide comprehensive care to
children and families facing life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses, requires education for all health care
professionals. This funding will help facilitate access to national conferences and will increase knowledge and
awareness of pediatric palliative care.
PYXIS MACHINE | $5,700 ANNUALLY
This machine is used to dispense medication. Safety precautions prevent dispensing the wrong dosage or
possible adverse drug interactions.
Child Development Center
Overview
The Child Development Center provides multidisciplinary evaluation and treatment for
infants, preschoolers, children, adolescents and adults with developmental concerns
and learning-related difficulties and behavior problems, including Attention Deficient/
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), autism, developmental delay, and multiple handicaps.
The center’s team of professionals includes neurodevelopmental pediatricians, psychologists, learning consultants, social workers, a physical therapist, a speech/language
pathologist, an occupational therapist, a nurse practitioner and a child psychiatrist.
The center offers a wide range of programs, including the following:
• Behavior Management Workshops for parents of children with ADHD and other behavior problems,
• An Early Intervention Program that evaluates and treats children from birth to three years who
qualify for publicly funded early intervention services,
• A Special Care Infant Follow-Up Program, which provides screening and referral services for
children at risk for developmental delay, such as those with very low birth weight or those who
experienced trauma at birth.
• Medication follow-up services are also provided.
RECEPTION AND WAITING ROOM RENOVATIONS | $35,000
These renovations will move the center’s reception area and waiting room to a larger, brighter space at the
front entrance of the building. This renovation would include new toys and furniture.
NUTRITIONIST PART-TIME | $35,000 ANNUALLY
As part of the behavioral feeding team, the nutritionist would help target patients with autism who are at risk
due to behavioral and sensory eating problems.
EXAM ROOM PACKAGES | $27,600 — 3 NEEDED AT $9,200 EACH
Exam rooms will be reconstructed to provide both an exam area and testing area with a two-way
mirror. This setup allows parents and clinicians to observe a child’s actions during developmental testing.
MIDMARK BARRIER FREE EXAM TABLES WITH ARMS | $5,750 EACH
The exam tables lower to a level where patients using wheelchairs can safely transfer to the table for their
medical table examination.
WAITING ROOM CHAIRS | $16,625 – 35 NEEDED AT $475 EACH
New chairs would be used in the medical and mental health patient waiting rooms. All of the chairs
purchased would have arms to assist in sitting/standing.
ARTWORK FOR HALLWAYS AND EXAM ROOMS | $3,500
We would like to purchase artwork created by people with developmental disabilities to adorn the public
spaces and brighten the atmosphere. This gift doubles the joy – once in support of the developmentally
disabled population’s pursuit of their artistic passions and then again for our patients.
DIFFERENTIAL ABILITY SCALES-II | $1,650
The DAS-II assesses cognitive abilities of children. It will help with the cognitive assessment and diagnosis of
very young children who are being evaluated for autism.
Overview
At the Respiratory Center for Children,
a team of specialists work with patient
families and primary care physicians
to provide a comprehensive range of
services for pediatric pulmonary care.
The center treats a broad range of
respiratory disorders, including asthma,
cystic fibrosis, bronchopulmonary
dysplasia, apnea, sleep disorders and
recurrent pneumonias. The center also
evaluates illnesses, such as respiratory
disorders related to neuromuscular and
neurologic disease, exercise limitations,
lung immunology and birth defects.
The center’s pulmonary function testing laboratory is equipped to evaluate mechanical and physiologic
lung function in infants and children — a capability unmatched anywhere in New Jersey. It also offers facilities for exercise testing, evaluation of sleep disordered breathing, aerosol challenge testing, and flexible laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy.
ASTHMA EDUCATION PROGRAM | $30,000
Asthma is the leading cause of chronic illness in children and teens. The Respiratory Center provides both
asthma education and medical guidance to primary care physicians and their patients. The cornerstone of the
program at the Respiratory Center for Children is educational outreach to physicians, health care professionals,
parents, caregivers and family members. Combined with expert treatment, at-home care and continuing
follow-up, education provides patients with the ability to control their health and reach their goals.
PEDIATRIC SLEEP LAB DIAGNOSTIC SLEEP UNIT | $115,000 — FOUR NEEDED AT $28,750 EACH
In this comfortable and relaxing environment, a specially trained team will be able to monitor changes in
breathing patterns, blood oxygen levels, heart rate and body movements in pediatric patients.
KID-FIT | $250,000/TWO YEARS
More than 20 million American children are considered overweight.
Kid-Fit helps children at risk for obesity and obesity-related difficulties
learn to make healthier lifestyle choices. With the help of a multidisciplinary team of medical professionals, Kid-Fit ensures medical oversight
and offers psychosocial guidance and exercise and nutritional planning.
Programs are available for children and adolescents, ages 6 to 21, and
for parents to help them make nutritional changes in the home, incorporate exercise into everyday life, and offer appropriate emotional support
to help children reach their goals.
WOODWAY EGL HIGH PERFORMANCE TREADMILL WITH A HARNESS SYSTEM | $35,000
This equipment has a higher weight capacity, a professional rubber slat running surface, and a longer running
deck, which will allow us to evaluate a variety of athletes effectively.
LODE EXCALIBUR SPORT HIGH PERFORMANCE STATIONARY BICYCLE TRAINER | $28,000
This equipment is fully adjustable with multi-position handlebars and seat for a precise fit. Specific positions
can be recorded for each athlete for repeat testing. It will allow us to evaluate cyclists effectively, as well as
those who may have difficulty running or using a treadmill.
Sam’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Overview
Sam’s NICU, our relocated and
expanded Level 3 Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit, opened in February 2009 and
is providing care to the smallest and
sickest infants. More than triple
the size of our previous NICU, the new
22,000-square-foot space features the
latest medical technology, 34 private
and semi-private rooms, and a family
lounge with computer kiosks, a play
area for siblings, and a kitchenette. In
this quiet, softly lit unit, parents can care
for their babies in peace; have private
conversations with doctors and nurses;
and spend the night right next to their
babies if need be.
VOYAGER ON AIR/OXYGEN CART | $102,000
This isolette is designed for external transport of fragile neonates.
GIRAFFE® SHUTTLE | $19,000
This transportable power source for the Giraffe® OmniBed provides heart and other auxiliary equipment
during transport.
SINGLE-WALLED PENGUIN NUTRITIONAL WARMER™ | $58,500
This appliance provides safe, consistent warming of breast milk within each patient room.
AMEDA PLATINUM™ BREAST PUMP | $5,200
This breast pump is designed specifically for NICU moms who are having difficulties with their milk supply.
NEODATA NICU PATIENT DATA SYSTEM/LAPTOP COMPUTER/DUAL PROCESSOR | $42,000
This neonatal-specific Electronic Medical Record is used by medical staff to assist in daily patient management.
THE BREASTFEEDING MOTHER'S GUIDE TO MAKING MORE MILK | 50 BOOKS AT $700
This reference guide is for moms who have difficulty with breastfeeding or milk supply issues.
NAVA SYSTEM FOR THREE VENTILATORS | $29,000
The NAVA system provides the required amount of assistance at the precise moment to make a ventilator
work in synchrony with a critically ill infant’s attempt to breathe.
NICU
2D PORTABLE ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY MACHINE | $138,000
This machine will provide accurate and prompt diagnosis of congenital heart disease and cardiac compromise in critically ill infants and children.
FUNDING FOR THE ANNUAL NICU REUNION | $5,000
The reunion picnic, now at more than 1,000 attendees, represents an important opportunity for parents to
celebrate their children and reconnect with doctors and nurses who helped guide them through a critical
time in their lives.
VOCERA B3000 COMMUNICATION BADGE | $25,000
This hands-free, voice-controlled instant wireless communication tool is also used for patient alarm notification.
Division of Child Neurology
Overview
The Division of Child Neurology
provides comprehensive care for
patients with neurological disorders
from birth through adolescence.
Services include the evaluation
and treatment of Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD),
autism, brain and spinal cord
tumors, cerebral palsy/developmental disorders, head trauma,
hydrocephalus and congenital
abnormalities of the brain, movement disorders, Tourette’s syndrome
and tic disorders and seizure
disorders. The division’s Pediatric
Epilepsy Center has special
expertise in managing epilepsy
and seizure disorders, including
board-certified pediatric neurologists with special training and certification in pediatric epilepsy. We provide state-of-the-art diagnostics,
including routine electroencephalography (EEG), video-monitored and 24-hour ambulatory EEG, and
evoked potentials.
ImPACT CONCUSSION TESTING | $875/year
Given the inherent difficulties in concussion management, it is important to manage concussions on an
individualized basis and to implement baseline testing and/or post-injury neurocognitive testing. This type of
concussion assessment can help to evaluate the concussed patient’s post-injury condition objectively and
track recovery for safe return to play, thus preventing the cumulative effects of concussion.

Wish List - Foundation for Morristown Medical Center

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