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The Aortic Center at Atlantic Health Morristown Medical Center: Delivering Platinum-Level Aortic Care for New Jersey and Beyond
The Atlantic Health Aortic Center at Atlantic Health Morristown Medical Center is the highest-volume program of its kind in New Jersey, with surgical volumes comparable to major academic institutions across the northeastern United States.Not Just Closing a Defect: Restoring the Abdominal Wall at Atlantic Health’s Hernia Center
“Hernia surgery is not simply about closing a hole.” That distinction, Michael Turturro, MD says, defines the clinical philosophy and the mission of the Atlantic Health Hernia Center at Overlook Medical Center. For him, abdominal wall surgery is reconstructive by nature. The objective is not merely to place mesh or approximate fascia. It is to restore anatomy, function, and structural integrity in a way that holds up over time.Redefining Endocrine Surgery at Atlantic Health: Precision, Communication, and a Path to Cure
When Alexander Shifrin, MD, reflects on his 20 years as an endocrine surgeon, what stands out most is not the technical complexity of the operations he performs, but the consistency with which he can offer something rare when it comes to cancer care.The Oncology Brief 2026: A Monthly CME Series by Atlantic Health -Surgical Management of Spinal Metastases
March 5, 2026 | 1.00 CME | This course covers indications for surgical intervention and the multidisciplinary framework for management of spinal metastases.Redefining What’s “Unfixable”: Expanding the Boundaries of Hernia Care
A decade ago, certain hernias were quietly categorized as unfixable. Patients with large abdominal wall hernias that had already failed one or more prior repairs, significant comorbidities, and who had already undergone numerous operations and were told there were no remaining options.American Society of Hematology 2025 Review
February 28, 2026 | 4.50 CME | This course covers the latest data presented at the 2025 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting.Redefining Function Through Physiatry: A Closer Look at Pelvic Floor Care
Physiatry has always centered on restoring movement, reducing pain, and helping patients participate fully in life. But at Atlantic Health, that mission is taking on new meaning, especially for patients whose pelvic health issues have gone untreated, misdiagnosed, or normalized for years. Rakhi Vyas, DO, board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, is helping change that.Bringing Advanced Photon Therapy Closer to Home at Atlantic Health Chilton Medical Center
Cancer care today is more advanced, more personalized, and more effective than ever before, and Radiation Oncology plays a central role in that progress.Creative Approaches for Home Modifications to Optimize Safety and Accessibility
February 18, 2026 | 1.00 CME | This course covers an overview of home modifications, specialty products, DME, and customized construction solutions that support safe and accessible living environments across the lifespan.The Oncology Brief 2026: A Monthly CME Series by Atlantic Health - Brain Metastasis Management: Resection versus Radiation
February 5, 2026 | 1.00 CME | This course covers radiation vs. resection and the red flags for emergent referral/treatment.Inside the Mind: Practical Neurology for the Practicing Clinician
February 4, 2026 | 4.00 CME | This course covers a variety of topics relating to neurology, including common brain tumors, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, dizziness, and more.From Fragile Beginnings to Healthy Futures: Dr. Amy Presti on Neonatal Care at New Jersey’s First Fully Integrated Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center
Dr. Amy Presti has spent nearly two decades caring for the tiniest and most fragile patients at Atlantic Health. Today her work is part of something rate in perinatal medicine: a center built to connect fetal and newborn care as one continuous experience.