HCNJ Founded in 1998
Our original goal was to improve health awareness and offer basic medical screening to detect chronic diseases for uninsured/underinsured individuals in South Asian Community.
Started with one-day health camp – Currently HCNJ organizes four to five health camps annually. A well-conceived community-based healthcare screening for the people residing in Somerset, Hudson, Mercer and Middlesex Counties especially where a large number of South Asian Community members reside.
As we continue to expand our outreach and impact, we are excited to launch a new initiative in 2026 to establish a Community Health Center Look-Alike / Federally Qualified Health Clinic (FQHC) to provide primary medical, dental, and mental health services, follow-up services, vaccinations, to underserved populations across New Jersey.
The Mission of HCNJ is to provide quality, primary healthcare services accessible to persons in our community, including the medically underinsured and uninsured. Our objective is to be the provider of choice for health care and health information for the communities we serve.
HCNJ’s vision is to improve the quality of life for uninsured, underinsured, and underserved individuals by providing access to affordable primary medical, dental, and mental health care services. Through partnerships with local providers, hospitals, and pharmacies, HCNJ also offers referral and prescription support to ensure timely care, prevent complications, and save lives.
Built on the pillars of chronic disease prevention, health education, and access to care, HCNJ conducts 5–7 health fairs annually in partnership with local community centers, schools, and faith-based organizations. These community events provide comprehensive health services including blood tests, EKGs, physical and dental exams, cancer and eye screenings, dietary and physical therapy guidance, medication management, vaccinations, specialty consultations, and mental health counseling, awareness, and support.
New Services Starting July 2026
HCNJ is launching a Community Health Center initiative in 2026 to provide year-round, continuous care beyond periodic health fairs. This center will serve as a community health clinic for underserved individuals, offering primary care, chronic disease management, preventive screenings, health education, and coordinated referrals under one roof while awaiting look-alike/Federally Qualified Health Clinic (FQHC) status.
