The Allergy & Clinical Immunology Center

Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice, located in Marlton, NJ, offers a range of compassionate healthcare services in Southern New Jersey. From primary care to palliative medical care, hospice care to grief support, Samaritan provides life-enhancing options for individuals in need. The organization also operates two inpatient hospice facilities in South Jersey, ensuring comfort and dignity for patients. Specializing in pain relief, symptom management, and easing caregiving burdens, Samaritan's expert teams aim to help individuals and their loved ones live their best lives every day. Whether it's hospice care for terminal illnesses like cancer or heart failure, palliative care for serious illnesses, or primary care for chronic conditions, Samaritan focuses on understanding patients' needs and cultural preferences to provide personalized care. With a commitment to quality of life care, Samaritan's Palliative Medical Partners now offers expanded services, including nurses, social workers, and care coordinators, in addition to physicians and nurse practitioners. The organization's holistic approach aims to support individuals through every stage of their illness, providing comfort, support, and dignity along the way. Generated from the website content

The Plastic Surgery Center & Institute for Advanced Reconstruction is distinguished by the outstanding training and backgrounds of our top plastic and reconstructive surgeons. We offer innovative cosmetic and reconstructive procedures and have developed a number of surgical techniques offered at few other facilities in the world.

Prior to joining the Plastic Surgery Center, he was in practice for many years as an Associate Professor in the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia where he also served as the Program Director for the Advanced Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellowship. During this time, he has treated countless patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer, head, and neck cancer, sarcoma, and melanoma as well as patients suffering from lymphedema. Dr. Chang was selected for the prestigious accelerated 7-year BA/MD program at Rutgers College. After graduating summa cum laude from this highly competitive program, he continued with his general surgery residency at Rutgers Medical School in New Brunswick, NJ, and devoted an additional two years to basic science research in microvascular tissue engineering and stem cell biology at New York University School of Medicine and Stanford University School of Medicine, for which he won multiple awards from the American College of Surgeons, the Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the Plastic Surgery Research Council. Dr. Chang also completed a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA, and a Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX.