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Bulletin: Admissions at Hackensack-Meridian Medical Center in Neptune are being diverted—all beds are filled, and the Emergency Department seems chaotic.

June 10, 2026 by Blogfinger

Hope Tower.  Hackensack-Meridian Jersey Shore University  Health. Neptune, NJ.

 

Jersey Shore–Neptune, NJ.   6/10/26

There has been a surge in hospital admissions around here today resulting in the HMH   filling up and diverting any further admissions as of late afternoon today June 10, 2026.

EMS units are being instructed to take admissions elsewhere.

Tonight the Neptune Emergency Department is overflowing with patients on gurneys lined up along the walls of that ER.      Staff is rushing around, and there is a sense of chaos there.  The way that new cases are routinely handled in  that ER  should be studied for quality results. I hope to discuss that soon on Blogfinger.

When I practiced in Morris County years ago, the only time we went on divert  was during flu season.

The explanation today here  is unclear.

Paul Goldfinger, MD

 

6/12/26    The “divert”  event on June 10 was temporary lasting for  about 4 hours.   As of  6/13, the crowding of the hospital has  been alleviated.

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