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We are open.
We are clean.
We are ready.

Holy Name Medical Center is happy to announce that we have begun our return to normal operations. You may wonder, Is the hospital safe? Yes. We are ready. Ready to partner with you and your family on all your healthcare needs.

Holy Name is the first hospital in North Jersey to complete a rigorous, deep cleaning of our 450,000 square feet of clinical and non-clinical space. We started with manual disinfection, then applied electrostatic sanitizing mist, and finally, blasted UV-C light to kill more than 30 types of pathogens — including Covid-19.

Learn How Holy Name Became COVID-19 Clean

Now is a good time to think about your overall health and wellness. How can Holy Name help you?

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  • 877-HOLY-NAME (465-9626)

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Leukemia

Overview

Leukemia is a cancer of the blood that begins in the bone marrow. It causes too many abnormal white blood cells to be produced and crowds the bone marrow, preventing the production of normal blood cells. There are many types of leukemia but they can be broadly divided into two categories, acute (fast-growing) and chronic (slow-growing).

Approximately 245,000 people in the United States have some form of leukemia and 45,000 new cases are diagnosed annually. The disease is more common in men than women and affects children and adults.

The Patricia Lynch Cancer Center at Holy Name has a multi-disciplinary team of experienced and skilled medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, nurses and support staff to diagnose and treat leukemia. They provide a compassionate, unified approach in creating a personal strategy for each patient's unique medical, emotional and lifestyle needs.

Medical Oncologists

Elan Diamond, MD

Raimonda Goldman, DO

Yadyra Rivera, MD

Radiation Oncologists

Benjamin Rosenbluth, MD

Lawrence Tena, MD