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Oxford Participating Acute Care Hospitals Oxford | Participating Acute Care Hospitals | New Jersey Oxford participating acute care hospitals Below is a list of network1 acute care hospitals in the Oxford2 New Jersey service area. Please note that this listing may change. The most current list of hospitals that participate with our Oxford New Jersey networks is available on myuhc.com®. Freedom Liberty Metro Hospital name County network network network Atlanticare – Atlantic City Campus X X X Atlantic Atlanticare – Mainland Campus X X X Atlantic Bayonne Medical Center X X X Hudson Bayshore Community Hospital X X X Monmouth Cape Regional Medical Center X X X Cape May Capital Health Regional Medical Center – Fuld Campus X X X Mercer Capital Health Regional Medical Center – Hopewell Campus X X X Mercer CentraState Medical Center X X X Monmouth Chilton Medical Center X X X Morris Christ Hospital X X X Hudson Clara Maass Medical Center X X X Essex Community Medical Center X X X Ocean Deborah Heart and Lung Center X X X Burlington Englewood Hospital and Medical Center X X X Bergen Hackensack University Medical Center X X X Bergen HackensackUMC Mountainside X X X Essex HackensackUMC Palisades X X X Hudson HackensackUMC Pascack Valley Medical Center X X X Bergen Hoboken University Medical Center X X X Hudson Holy Name Medical Center X X X Bergen Hudson Regional Hospital X X X Hudson Hunterdon Medical Center X X X Hunterdon Inspira Medical Center Elmer X X X Salem Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill X X X Gloucester Inspira Medical Center Vineland X X X Cumberland Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital X X X Camden Jefferson Stratford Hospital X X X Camden continued Oxford | Participating Acute Care Hospitals | New Jersey Freedom Liberty Metro Hospital name County network network network Jefferson Washington Township Hospital X X X Gloucester Jersey City Medical Center X X X Hudson Jersey Shore University Medical Center X X X Monmouth JFK Medical Center X X X Middlesex Memorial Hospital of Salem X X X Salem Monmouth Medical Center X X X Monmouth Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus X X X Ocean Morristown Medical Center X X X Morris New Bridge Medical Center X X X Bergen Newark Beth Israel Medical Center X X X Essex Newton Medical Center X X X Sussex Ocean Medical Center X X X Ocean Overlook Medical Center X X X Union Prime Healthcare Services – St. Mary’s General Hospital X X X Passaic Prospect East Orange General Hospital X X X Essex Raritan Bay Medical Center – Old Bridge X X X Middlesex Raritan Bay Medical Center – Perth Amboy X X X Middlesex Riverview Medical Center X X X Monmouth Robert Wood Johnson University at Hamilton X X X Mercer Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital X X X Middlesex Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway X X X Union Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Somerset X X X Somerset Saint Barnabas Medical Center X X X Essex Saint Clare’s Hospital (Denville) X X X Morris Saint Clare’s Hospital (Dover) X X X Morris Saint Francis Medical Center X X X Mercer Saint Peter’s University Hospital X X X Middlesex Shore Medical Center X X X Atlantic Southern Ocean County Hospital X X X Ocean St. Michael’s Medical Center X X X Essex St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center X X X Passaic St. Joseph’s Wayne Hospital X X X Passaic St. Luke’s Hospital – Warren Campus X X X Warren Trinitas Regional Medical Center X X X Union University Hospital X X X Essex University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro X X X Middlesex Valley Hospital X X X Bergen Virtua Marlton Hospital X X X Burlington Virtua Memorial Hospital X X X Burlington Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center X X X Camden Virtua Voorhees Hospital X X X Camden Virtua Willingboro Hospital X X X Burlington 1 UnitedHealth Networks Report, as of November 2020. 2 Oxford insurance products are underwritten by Oxford Health Insurance, Inc. Oxford HMO products are underwritten by Oxford Health Plans (NJ), Inc. Administrative services provided by Oxford Health Plans LLC. EI20437808.0 11/20 © 2020 Oxford Health Plans LLC. All Rights Reserved. 20-437809.
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