Toms River School District

Dr. Mary McCabe, M.D. is the Medical Director of the Toms River Partnership Health Center. She received her training at Stonybrook Medical School in Emergency Medicine and her fellowship was completed at Beth Israel Hospital in NY. Dr. McCabe gained familiarity with New Jersey healthcare services having completed her Masters in Health Care Administration (MHA) at Seton Hall University located in South Orange, NJ.

Dr. McCabe believes that Partnership Health Centers is a very unique company- offering encompassing care to address the fragmentation that many patients experience elsewhere in the healthcare system. Having lab availability, physical therapy, chiropractic care, acupuncture, X-ray, and pharmacy services, as well as mental health therapists, all in one location is unusual but right on point. In Dr. McCabe's view, "it represents the future of medicine."

She tends to take a broader view looking at the interplay of various factors involved in a member's care and believes that good medical care is within each person's control. Her ability to provide preventive care helps to avoid numerous types of problems which might occur later on. Our goal at PHC is to not only treat members when they are ill, but to assist in achieving overall wellness. And, since members can receive wide-ranging care earlier, the Toms River PHC is an important key to achieving good health.

Having worked at the center since 2014, Dr. McCabe regards the team at Toms River PHC as "a truly great one." She believes the staff have done very well over the years in meeting members' goals of better health for the whole person. Dr. McCabe looks forward to continuing to evolve and improve the services offered at Toms River Partnership Health Center.

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Mary Powell is the Nurse Manager of the Toms River Partnership Health Center. She has been a registered nurse for 27 years, with 24 of those years spent in the OBGYN field before transitioning to her current role at TRPHC. One of the highlights of Mary's nursing career was working as a school nurse in a middle school, where she found immense fulfillment in supporting and caring for the students.

After relocating from Union County to Ocean County, Mary spent a year acclimating to the area before joining the Partnership Health Center in Toms River. Eager to get started in Toms River, Mary quickly and happily discovered an incredible team and a supportive manager at PHC.

Mary shares, "Our staff collaborates seamlessly to create a positive experience for our clients, and the camaraderie here feels like family-complete with playful practical jokes and a strong rapport with our Toms River community."

In Mary's personal time, she enjoys hiking, camping, gardening, and quilting. She and her partner also work to socialize feral cats to help them find their fur-ever homes. They currently have six cats nearly ready for adoption and dream of one day starting a 501(c)(3) cat sanctuary in their retirement.