HOBOKEN, NJ — Hoboken’s hospital recently celebrated the renaming of the Hermant Shah and Ami Shah Auditorium and Community Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The room, dedicated to serving the needs of families and the community, is a testament to the outstanding contributions of Dr. Hemant Shah, a respected family practice physician and philanthropist. Dr. Shah’s dedication to the Hoboken community and beyond has earned him recognition from the City of Hoboken, as well as a proclamation for his public service efforts.
Dr. Shah, who serves as an attending physician at CarePoint Health System’s Hoboken University Medical Center and Christ Hospital, has been instrumental in modernizing the community room to cater to various community needs. The room is already being utilized for pre-natal classes, support groups for new mothers, blood drive events, therapy dog visits, and other activities that benefit the residents of Hudson County.
In a statement, Dr. Shah expressed his belief in the importance of giving back to the community, especially after achieving success in one’s career. He hopes to inspire his children and others to follow in his footsteps and contribute to the betterment of society. Dr. Shah’s philanthropic efforts extend beyond the local community, with contributions to temple restorations and the establishment of a non-profit school in India.
CarePoint Health President and CEO, Achintya Moulick, commended Dr. Shah for his enduring legacy and the positive impact he has had on the community. The decision to fund the modernization of the community center was driven by Dr. Shah’s vision, and CarePoint Health is grateful for his proactive kindness. The dedication of the community center serves as a tribute to Dr. Shah’s commitment to public service and philanthropy.
The event was attended by CarePoint Health executives, including Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Rimmer, Chief of Staff and Vice President of Marketing, Strategy, and Patient Experience Justin Drew, and other hospital staff. Representatives from the Hoboken Business Alliance and St. Joseph School for the Blind were also present to honor Dr. Shah’s contributions. City Councilman Joe Quintero stood in for Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla and presented Dr. Shah with a proclamation on behalf of the city, recognizing his significant contributions to the community.
Overall, the renaming of the Hermant Shah and Ami Shah Auditorium and Community Center is a fitting tribute to Dr. Shah’s dedication to public service and philanthropy. The newly modernized space will continue to serve as a hub for community activities and support, reflecting Dr. Shah’s commitment to making a positive impact on the world.
