Our Investment, Your Health
The heart is at the center of everything we do. It’s the muscle that keeps our bodies going. And yet, one in every four deaths in the United States is caused by heart disease.
All Heart is a network-wide effort to elevate and expand Inspira Health’s cardiology services and provide a high-quality patient experience to all South Jersey residents. With your philanthropic support, we will increase accessibility to proactive and life-saving cardiac care for your families, friends, neighbors and patients of all ages.
Benefit to the Community
Each year, about 600,000 people in the United States undergo a percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), a procedure that opens blocked coronary arteries and restores blood flow to the heart without open-heart surgery. A PCI can be performed in an emergency, but also in an elective setting, as a preventive procedure in the case that your cardiologist suspects you have heart disease.
Early in 2021, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill enabling the Department of Health to license community hospitals to provide full-service PCIs. This long-awaited legislation has opened the door for Inspira Health to make elective PCIs available to many who previously did not have access to this vital service in their own community.

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Inspira Medical Center Vineland
Total Investment: $10 Million
The need for access to elective PCIs in Cumberland County is substantial—every year an average of 1,000 patients are shuttled out of the county for essential health care services like PCIs. Providing safe, high-quality care close to home helps improve patient outcomes and compliance, as well as reduce patient and family anxiety and additional transportation expenses.
With the new expanded regulations, the volume of PCIs is projected to double in two years. To address the growth, plans to improve and expand Inspira Medical Center Vineland include:
- Construction of a new 6,200-square-foot space to accommodate additional patient flow
- An upgrade to catheterization facilities to include new technologies
Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill and Inspira Health Center Deptford
Total Investment: $5 Million
As part of our growth, Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill will secure Philips SyncVision catheterization lab technology to provide advanced imaging.
In addition, to expand our cardiac care offerings in Gloucester County, Inspira Health plans to construct a new 50,000-square-foot facility in the coming years: Inspira Health Center Deptford. The new space will house approximately 10,000 square feet of cardiac outpatient services, such as:
- A cardiology practice
- A cardio diagnostics department
- A cardiac rehabilitation gym
- Diagnostic equipment, including a vascular ultrasound unit and nuclear camera

Inspira Health joined forces with Cooper University Health Care to create Cardiac Partners at Cooper and Inspira to provide patients access to the largest and most sophisticated cardiac program in South Jersey. Cardiac Partners combines Inspira and Cooper resources, giving patients access to state-of-the-art treatment, techniques and renowned cardiologists to deliver high-quality care.

Testamonials
Three years ago, Valerie’s husband, Jeff, was simply not acting like himself. “Generally, he was awake by 5:00 a.m., working out early, off to work by 7:00 a.m., and back home at about 8:00 p.m. – so I was concerned when he was sagging a bit, too tired to do activities he used to relish. I was certainly not used to seeing him lying on the couch in the afternoon. This was a man who was 44 years old and ran 100 miles a month.”
Valerie kept a close eye, and her instincts were on target. She compelled Jeff to seek help and he did, ultimately undergoing a stress test that revealed a 99% blockage. Dr. Kurt W. Kaulback, Clinical Director of Cardiovascular Services for Inspira Health, performed a percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) at Cooper University Hospital and Jeff George was temporarily out of the woods.
“I was alerted the stent procedure was a temporary fix, and when symptoms began to resurface, I underwent triple bypass surgery and an intense cardiac rehab process,” said Jeff. “Frankly, I was incredibly fortunate. I underwent the PCI procedure at Cooper because I couldn’t at that time at Inspira – and if time was an issue, outcomes might have been different. So, when elective PCI delivered by skilled professionals in a state-of-the-art setting became an opportunity for Inspira Health, I jumped on board to help in any way I can. The preservation of life is a sobering, ambitious, and precious trust. It is wonderful to place it in the hands of the people at Inspira.”
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