Level I Trauma Centers in New Jersey
There are 5 Level I trauma centers in New Jersey in our directory. Level I trauma centers provide every aspect of injury care around the clock, from prevention through rehabilitation, with in-house trauma surgeons, research and teaching.
Based on the trauma designation in the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) hospitals layer, compiled from state trauma registries. Designations change; confirm with the state EMS office.
Level I Trauma Centers in New Jersey
- Hackensack University Medical Center30 Prospect Ave · Hackensack, NJ · 5★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Cooper University Hospital1 Cooper Plaza · Camden, NJ · 2★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Robert Wood Johnson University HospitalOne Robert Wood Johnson Place · New Brunswick, NJ · 2★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- The University Hospital150 Bergen St · Newark, NJ · 1★ CMS · ERAcute care hospital
- Morristown Medical Center100 Madison Avenue · Morristown, NJ · ERHospital
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Level I trauma center?
Level I trauma centers provide every aspect of injury care around the clock, from prevention through rehabilitation, with in-house trauma surgeons, research and teaching.
How many Level I trauma centers are in New Jersey?
We list 5 Level I trauma centers in New Jersey. Based on the trauma designation in the Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) hospitals layer, compiled from state trauma registries. Designations change; confirm with the state EMS office.
Why might a Level I trauma center be missing from this list?
We only list a hospital here when CMS data or another source confirms it. If you know a hospital that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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