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Starting this Saturday, Jan. 12, Hudson Regional Hospital will host free monthly childbirth classes for expectant parents to interact with OB/GYN practitioners and a life coach. Topics covered include labor and delivery, breathing and relaxation techniques, proper diet and exercise, and postpartum care and breast feeding.

We are here to present the most recent developments regarding the use of spinal robotics.

Unfortunately, according to the American Heart Association, only about 46 percent of people who experience a cardiac arrest out of the hospital receive the help they need. What these victims need is CPR—or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a simple life-saving skill that anyone can learn to perform.

Exactly a year ago Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center was taken over by a new management team and re-named Hudson Regional Hospital.

Here's an amazing coincidence for you: two Hudson County mothers who share a birthday now share their birthdays with happy and healthy newborn babies.

Hudson Regional Hospital's obstetrics department believes moms-to-be should have a beautiful birthing experience from start to finish. With board-certified doctors, caring and efficient nurses and state-of-the-art technology you are ensured your baby will be born happy and healthy. We offer individual, private labor-and-delivery and recovery rooms as well as a 20-bed postpartum unit.

Hospital to Complete All Layaway Purchases at the Harmon Meadow HomeGoods and Support Secaucus Youth Alliance Inc.’s Youth Development Program

When leadership and management established Hudson Regional Hospital (HRH) in January 2018, they had one mission in mind. This was to create a high-quality, trustworthy and affordable hospital to service Northern New Jersey.

Let's hope you never have an emergency requiring you to be taken to a hospital, but if you do, consider the services offered by Hudson Regional Hospital.

December is Safe Toys and Gifts Awareness Month and believe it or not, injuries stemming from toys are much more common than you'd believe. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, nearly 252,000 toy-related injuries were treated in emergency rooms in 2014. Almost half of these injuries affected the head or face. Further, one of 10 children's eye injuries in the ER traces is caused by toys. The majority of these injuries occur to children under the age of 15.