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Hudson Regional Health is pleased to invite all members of the public to a free family festival on Sunday, October 4, from 12:30 – 4:30 p.m. The event, taking place in the parking lot of Secaucus University Hospital (55 Meadowlands Parkway in Secaucus), will celebrate the milestone 50th anniversary of Secaucus University Hospital and is co-hosted by Secaucus Mayor Mike Gonnelli, the Town Council, and the Town of Secaucus.
Open to all members of the public and free to attend, the festival will feature entertainment for all ages, including a 50-foot Ferris wheel, two bouncy houses, a trackless train with a conductor, games and prizes, a beer garden, food trucks, health screenings, and live music.
Hudson Regional Health looks forward to welcoming residents of Secaucus and the surrounding communities for an afternoon of live music, entertainment, great food, and family fun!
The festival is the latest event commemorating the 50th anniversary of Secaucus University Hospital, following the Town of Secaucus’ official designation of the festival date as “Secaucus University Hospital Day” and a cocktail celebration honoring three members of the hospital for their contributions to the Secaucus community.
About Secaucus University Hospital
First opened in 1976 as Riverside General Hospital and later renamed to Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center, the hospital has served generations of local residents and families in the Secaucus and Hudson County community. In 2018, Hudson Regional Hospital became the operator of the facility, and under the leadership of Board Chairman Yan Moshe and CEO and President Dr. Nizar Kifaieh, the hospital underwent a significant transformation through investments in the facility’s infrastructure, advanced technology, new physicians, and expanded service lines. Today, Secaucus University Hospital is widely recognized for excellence in robotic surgery, spine and orthopedic care, stroke care and patient satisfaction, while remaining committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care for the local community.
