Barnert Hospital
As a member of the RWJBarnabas Health family, Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center strives to exceed our community s highest expectations for compassionate, comprehensive healthcare. Our commitment to quality and safety has earned us national recognition.
With a long history as New Jersey’s most extensive integrated health system, we can offer patients a full range of advanced diagnostic and treatment services delivered close to home and in convenient locations throughout the state.
As an RWJBarnabas Health facility, Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center serves the medical needs of residents in Paterson and the surrounding communities.
The 597-bed, nonsectarian facility serves the region with the latest in state-of-the-art technology and a full range of advanced care services and programs for patients of all ages. It is one of the largest hospitals in the state, treating over 32,000 inpatients and 82,000 emergency department visits annually.
Barnert’s nursing staff comprises a dedicated team of professionals committed to providing personalized care for each patient that comes through its doors. This includes a wide array of services, including emergency and trauma care, diagnostic and interventional radiology, a surgical intensive care unit (ICU), a breast center, a full-service surgery center, bariatric (weight loss) program, rehabilitation and physical therapy, occupational and speech therapy, registered dietitians and an extensive gift shop.
At Barnert Hospital, we have a rich history of caring for the people of New Jersey, offering the best in state-of-the-art technology, medical expertise, and innovative healthcare options. Barnert Hospital is located in the heart of Hawthorne, NJ, and provides a broad range of healthcare services to meet your needs.
Barnert Hospital at Hawthorne, New Jersey, is part of RWJBarnabas Health, an integrated health system recognized for excellence in health care delivery. The hospital is a regional teaching hospital for Rutgers University Medical School. It is known for its expertise in obstetrics and pediatrics, cardiovascular disease, bariatric and orthopedic surgery, neuroscience, and senior care.
The hospital was built in 1896 on Belleville Avenue in Essex County. It is one of the largest hospitals in New Jersey and was used as a general hospital before being converted into a psychiatric hospital.
This is a spooky asylum on a hill that looks like the setting of a horror movie. It has been a filming location for several films, including Choke and Ghost Hunters: Live Halloween Countdown, and being featured on paranormal reality television shows such as Ghost Hunters Academy.