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What You Need to Know as a Patient or Shore-Area Resident

What does Cape Regional joining Cooper University Health Care mean for me?

As a resident of Cape May or Atlantic counties, it means you will have greater access to specialty care from the leading academic health system

At Cooper, we know there’s much more to health than just medicine. That’s why we take the time to connect with you, to listen and understand your needs, and provide you with the best care possible in the region.

At Cooper, we know there’s much more to health than just medicine. That’s why we take the time to connect with you, to listen and understand your needs, and provide you with the best care possible in the region.

At Cooper, we know there’s much more to health than just medicine. That’s why we take the time to connect with you, to listen and understand your needs, and provide you with the best care possible in the region.

At Cooper, we know there’s much more to health than just medicine. That’s why we take the time to connect with you, to listen and understand your needs, and provide you with the best care possible in the region.

Academic health systems (also referred to as academic medical centers or major teaching hospitals) have hospitals aligned and integrated with a medical school. The hospitals serve as the main location for training medical students, medical residents and fellows, and other trainees.

The Child Life Program at the Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper is proud to offer creative arts therapy services for our pediatric patients. These are therapeutic interventions used to help patients cope with pain, trauma, and anxiety around hospitalization while also providing emotiona

Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are two unique conditions that fall under the umbrella category of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The two conditions share some similarities, most notably symptoms like abdominal pain, diarrhea, weight loss, etc.

Cryoablation is a minimally invasive procedure that uses extreme cold to freeze and destroy abnormal cells in the esophagus – the tube that carries food and liquids from the throat and down into the stomach.