The VNA of Central Jersey will be offering the test at its Freehold health center, part of efforts to expand access to testing.
The change in requirements was announced Wednesday, but Gov. Phil Murphy corrected the record and apologized.
Don't even think about trying to walk in or bicycle in, you'll be sent away, authorities said.
In Thursday's update, state officials said the newest death totals include ones reported by electronic death certificates.
The county has had 11 deaths so far including three members of the same family.
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The tent has been set up in case it is needed, hospital officials said; it is not yet in use.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced New Jersey's second death due to the coronavirus.
The hospital also has set up an area to receive patients who may have been exposed to the new coronavirus.
A free, four-month program open to the community in partnership with the NJ Dept. of Health starts March 2
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Top rated Chiropractor in Freehold shows proper snow shoveling technique to prevent injuries.
The National Consumer Advisory Board has selected Dr. Russell Brokstein to their prestigious award for 2019.
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During the dinner hour at Applewood in Freehold, a resident was enjoying her meal but suddenly began to choke on a piece of meat.
Top rated Chiropractor in Freehold NJ is sponsoring National Chiropractic Health Month
Going back to school subjects children to stresses that cause back pain, neck pain and headaches
Attendees can also explore telecommunication and assistive technologies for the deaf and hard of hearing
Applewood in Freehold is expanding its fall prevention program with new technology that diagnoses areas of weakness.
Freehold YMCA giving open access to the community this Sunday
New Health Center opens in Freehold offering primary and preventative healthcare
The bi-yearly grades issued for acute-care hospitals around the country look at efforts to prevent medical errors, infections, accidents,
Breaking: The shots are free for kids from member towns (see below), $15 for kids from towns not part of the county's public health service.
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The hospital had received an A during the spring ratings by the nonprofit Leapfrog Group, which rates based on several factors.
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The goal is to help people in the Freehold area make the changes to live the healthiest life possible, the grant organization said.
Explore the Benefits of Sleep at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital’s Healthfest 2016 on June 28
Annual Community Healthfest Event to Focus on the Importance of Sleep
Area hospitals showed these substandard safety conditions in a survey that recognized the best and worst hospitals and the region
The Zika virus, which has been declared an international public health emergency, could become a problem in N.J. by July, an expert says.
Testing is under way to determine the cause of the widespread illnesses, officials said.
Students at Millstone Elementary and Allentown High School have come down with the disease, schools say.