Our Patient Transfer Center is available 24/7, and ensures patients will receive specialized emergency surgical care via a smooth and efficient admission process from other hospitals to Newark Beth Israel.

Our team of highly skilled surgeons, nurses, therapists, and administrative professionals standby, ready to take care of patients with:

An infected wound

Bone infection/osteomyelitis

Necrotizing fasciitis

Hidradenitis Suppurativa

Fournier’s gangrene

Infected stage III or IV decubitus ulcers

Venous ulcers

Potential limb loss/limb salvage

Soft tissue infection

Bleeding coagulopathy associated with cellulitis or soft tissue infection

Gas gangrene

Epidermolysis bullosa

Morbid obesity

Surgical site infection

Need for hyperbaric oxygen

Need for plastic surgery

Need for experienced wound surgery

Need for oral maxillofacial surgery

Sickle cell crisis associated with wound

A Specialist in Healing Complex Wounds

Stimulating Tissue Growth Through Multifaceted Treatment Plans

Dr. Harold Brem Wound Physician

Over the past 20 years, I’ve been working with patients to heal their complex wounds. Newark Beth Israel Medical Center's Wound Center employs a systematic approach to wound healing, in which clinical decisions are based on the microbiology of each patient's wound tissue. Our wound center then uses this information to develop a multifaceted treatment plan, employing regenerative medicine therapies to stimulate the growth of new, healthy tissue.

I'm also engaged in ongoing clinical wound research, investigating new approaches to wound healing. I invite you to explore this website and learn how even the most difficult wounds can be healed through state-of-the-art wound care.