Senator Cory Booker Presents $2 Million in Federal Funding for Inspira LIFE Program

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From left: Brianna Donahue, director of Policy and Government Affairs, Inspira Health; William Pelino, senior vice president and chief financial officer, Inspira Health; Warren Moore, president and COO, Inspira Health; April Venable, senior vice president and chief strategy officer, Inspira Health; Gloucester County Commissioner Matt Weng; Senator Cory Booker; Robin Walton, senior vice president of External Affairs and Chief Philanthropy Officer, Inspira Health; Lydia Stockman, Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer; Dave Johnson, senior vice president and Chief Information and Innovation Officer; Ankur Patel, M.D., President, Inspira LIFE.


U.S. Senator Cory Booker recently visited Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill as part of his “21 County Tour” and presented a check marking $2 million in federal funding he helped secure for Inspira LIFE. Inspira LIFE provides an alternative to nursing home care for older adults who can safely receive care in the community. The funding will support the expansion of telehealth capabilities, strengthen connectivity among providers and supporting more efficient, participant-centered care in rural and underserved South Jersey communities.

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