JSAS Healthcare.

10/28/2025

We have same-day appointments available today at our Red Bank Primary Care Center!
Whether you need a check-up or care for an illness, our team is here for you.
📍 Red Bank | 💙 VNACJ Community Health Center

10/27/2025

10/24/2025

10/24/2025

🎗️ October is a month of awareness, compassion, and action.

JSAS HealthCare proudly stands in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and SIDS Awareness Month — two causes that touch the lives of many in our community.

💖 We honor the strength of those affected by breast cancer and advocate for early detection and support.

🍼 We raise awareness about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and promote safe sleep practices to protect our littlest loved ones.

Together, we can make a difference. 💪

10/22/2025

🚐 Coming Soon to Toms River!
JSAS HealthCare, Inc. and Hope Sheds Light are teaming up to launch Project 1st STOP — bringing mobile opioid use treatment, overdose prevention, peer recovery support, and community resources directly to the community.
📍 Find us at HOPE Sheds Light every Wednesday morning.
🔗 Learn more: www.jsashealthcare.org

10/22/2025

Great resource!

10/20/2025

🚐 Coming Soon to Lakewood!
Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus will host JSAS HealthCare’s Mobile Medication Unit for opioid use disorder treatment — launching Project 1st STOP (Safe Treatment and Overdose Prevention) thanks to support from NJDMHAS.
🗓️ Tuesdays & Fridays (launching 11/25/2025)
📍 Outside MMCSC Emergency Department
JSAS HealthCare is proud to be the only non-profit Opioid Treatment Program in Monmouth and Ocean Counties offering all FDA-approved medications, plus education, prevention, and harm reduction services.
Together, we’re bringing life-saving care directly to the community. 💙

10/19/2025

Continue to visit nj.gov/humanservices/dfd/ for ongoing updates on how the federal shutdown may impact your SNAP and WFNJ benefits.

10/17/2025

Today is National Mammography Day, A reminder of how important early detection is — and how access makes all the difference.

Too many women still go without this vital screening. About 1 in 4 women ages 50–74 haven’t had a mammogram in the past two years, and among women facing more barriers, that number is even higher. Transportation, cost, and distance shouldn’t stand in the way of care.

That’s why mobile mammography clinics are so powerful — bringing screenings directly into communities, especially for those with little to no access.

On this day, let’s spread the word and encourage the women in our lives to get screened.

Together, we can make sure early detection is within reach for everyone.

10/15/2025

7-OH KRATOM: Important public service announcement about the opioid compound derived from the the kratom plant.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9130800/

10/09/2025

Call to action!