JSAS Healthcare.

06/16/2026

Celebrating Men’s Health Month at JSAS HealthCare on June 16, 2026! Huge thanks to everyone who stopped by — and special shoutout to Ray, Kisha, and Cameron for holding down the table.

06/15/2026

💙 Tomorrow is the day! Join us as we recognize Men’s Health Month and help raise awareness about the importance of preventive care and healthy living.

Our event will feature valuable health resources, HIV testing, blood pressure screenings, snacks, and a raffle. We encourage all staff, patients, and supporters to wear BLUE to show your support for men’s health and wellness.

Together, we can help promote healthier lives and stronger communities. 💙

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06/15/2026

JSAS HealthCare, Inc. was proud to attend Recover Revolution’s "Recovery in the Park" in Red Bank on Sunday, June 14th ☀️💚
Thank you to Recover Revolution for hosting such a spectacular day filled with hope, connection, and community. It’s always inspiring to come together in support of recovery and celebrate the strength of those on this journey!

06/11/2026

Need food assistance this summer or know someone who does? Asbury Park and neighboring communities have more than a dozen local pantries available throughout the week. Hours vary and are subject to change, so call ahead to confirm. Find the full list at www.cityofasburypark.com/pantries.

06/06/2026

Naloxone and nalmefene are lifesaving medications used to reverse opioid overdoses. If you think someone is overdosing and they’re unresponsive, act fast.

Here are 4 steps to follow if you suspect an opioid overdose ▶️ https://youtube.com/watch?v=bO6VViDLI38

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

We were honored to welcome former JSAS HealthCare, Inc. Medical Director and nationally recognized addiction physician, Dr. Susan F. Neshin, for an impactful presentation on co-occurring substance use and psychiatric disorders.

After 38 years of dedicated service, Dr. Neshin may be retired—but we’re grateful she continues to support JSASHC as an invaluable medical consultant.

Her presentation highlighted critical insights, including:
• The high prevalence of co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
• The importance of universal screening and ongoing reassessment
• The need for accurate, comprehensive diagnosis over time
• How substance use can mimic or worsen psychiatric symptoms
• The value of integrated, patient-centered, and multimodal treatment approaches
• Safer prescribing practices and the risks of medications like benzodiazepines
• Strategies for managing anxiety, insomnia, and polysubstance use
• The role of harm reduction in improving outcomes and engagement

🎉Thank you, Dr. Neshin, for your continued leadership and commitment to advancing high-quality addiction care. 👏

06/03/2026

Some psychiatric medications can affect your body's ability to regulate heat, increase sun sensitivity, and raise the risk of heat-related illness. As temperatures rise, take extra precautions to protect your health.

💧 Stay hydrated
🧢 Wear protective clothing and sunscreen
🌳 Limit time in direct sunlight
❄️ Take breaks in cool, shaded areas

STAY COOL. STAY SAFE. STAY HEALTHY.

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Kratom is often marketed as a natural remedy, but "natural" doesn't always mean safe.

Kratom use has been linked to dependence, withdrawal symptoms, increased risk of overdose when combined with other substances, and serious health complications. The FDA has raised concerns about its safety, including the presence of compounds that may increase its potential lethality.

Before using kratom, know the facts and talk with a healthcare professional about safer options for pain management and recovery support.

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, help is available.