HMH Ocean University Medical Center

HMH Ocean University Medical Center is a medical clinic in Brick, NJ. Situated at 425 Jack Martin Blvd, the facility serves the communities of southern Monmouth and northern Ocean counties. It operates as a 24-hour hospital offering advanced heart and vascular care, cancer treatment, and surgical services. The center utilizes robotic surgery and innovative radiation therapies, providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care with the convenience of a community hospital and the expertise of a major medical institution. The facility holds a rating of 3.90 based on customer reviews.

The center received the "University" designation in 2021, recognizing its teaching programs and contributions to high-quality, compassionate care. It is designated as a Magnet facility, a distinction that acknowledges nursing excellence and top-tier patient care standards. The Johnson Rehabilitation Institute on campus is a 40-acute bed facility offering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services to help individuals regain independence after injury or illness. The orthopedic program is accredited by The Joint Commission, and the center performs more than 1,000 orthopedic joint replacements annually. Outpatient services include endoscopy, imaging, laboratory services, same-day surgery, a sleep center, and a center for wound healing. Cancer care services are part of a network that includes the John Theurer Cancer Center, which is recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a premier cancer center in New Jersey and conducts more than 350 ongoing clinical trials.

The location sits just off NJ-88 in Brick. It is located about a quarter mile from the Laurelton Gardens neighborhood and a short distance from Ocean Avenue and Olden Street. The Laurelton Fire Company Station 23 is approximately half a mile away, and Burrsville Road is nearby. Ample parking is available in the lots surrounding the center, and a bus stop for the OC3 and OC4 routes serves the area.

HMH Ocean University Medical Center combines the accessibility of a local facility with the specialized resources of a major medical institution, providing residents of southern Monmouth and northern Ocean counties with 24-hour access to advanced surgical, oncological, and rehabilitative care.