Hoboken University Medical Center Tcu
308 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Hoboken University Medical Center Tcu
308 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, NJ 07030, Hudson County
Hoboken University Medical Center TCU operates as a specialized transitional care unit based at 308 Willow Avenue in Hoboken. Situated right inside the hospital setting, it gives patients direct access to immediate clinical oversight and acute medical resources. This location puts individuals right in the heart of urban Hudson County, close to local transit and downtown neighborhoods.
The unit provides a focused bridge for adults who need ongoing medical attention or rehabilitation before heading home. Because it functions within an established medical center, clinical spaces are organized around direct bedside nursing, physical recovery, and monitoring. Rooms and common patient corridors are structured entirely for short-term and subacute recovery.
Patients receive planned meals tied to their personal health needs, backed by clinical medical nutrition therapy and structured weekly food menus. The hospital setting ensures that therapeutic diets match recovery goals, whether someone is healing from an illness, an operation, or a cardiac event. Daily life centers around reaching clear discharge goals, supported by structured patient activities to maintain engagement.
Care at the facility focuses on subacute care, transitional recovery, and post-hospital nursing. On-site departments provide immediate support, including respiratory care, wound therapy, advanced imaging, and laboratory diagnostics. Stays are financed through Medicare and private payment, serving families seeking hospital-grade recovery within Hudson County.
Pricing
What care costs in this area.
What nursing home care costs in this area
$12,775 a month
That is the New Jersey median for a semi-private nursing home room, not this community's price. This community's actual rate depends on room type and care level. Ask us for this month's real numbers.
Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, published March 2026. Figures verified September 2026.
Care services provided
Nursing home
- Subacute care
- Transitional care
- Rehabilitation therapy
- Respiratory therapy
- Wound care
- Medical nutrition management
Amenities
Dining
- Weekly food menu
- Medical nutrition therapy
Activities and recreation
- Patient activities
Health and clinical services
- Subacute care unit
- Rehabilitation centers
- Respiratory care
- Radiology on-site
- Laboratory services
- Wound care and hyperbaric therapy
Patient support
- Online patient portal (AblePay)
- Patient transportation concierge hotline
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Location
308 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, NJ 07030
License
- License number
- 09006
- Licensed as
- Long Term Care Facility
- License valid to
- 09/30/2027
- Payment accepted
- Medicare, Private pay
- Special care offered
- Subacute care
- Executive director
- Ms. Deborah Petersen
- As listed on the state license.
Checked against the New Jersey Department of Health record on 9/25/2026.
Ownership
Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.
- Owner on the licence
- HUMC OPCO, L.L.C.
Frequently asked questions
What payment methods are accepted for care?+
The facility accepts Medicare along with private payment options for patient stays.
What medical services are available on-site?+
Patients have immediate access to hospital clinical services, including laboratory testing, radiology, respiratory care, and wound care. Medical nutrition therapy and specialized therapy services are also integrated into recovery plans.
Does the facility offer specialized dining and nutrition support?+
Yes, the unit provides planned weekly food menus along with medical nutrition therapy tailored to each patient's specific health requirements.
What activities are offered to patients during their stay?+
Patients can take part in scheduled patient activities organized to support daily engagement and well-being during their recovery.
