Saint Clare’s Health System, a member of the Marian Health System, a national Catholic healthcare system sponsored by the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother, is committed to providing you and your family with the most advanced, most personal healthcare possible.

Our four hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout Morris and Sussex Counties offer a full range of comprehensive medical services, including women's health, maternal-child care, emergency services, pediatrics, behavioral therapy, cardiovascular care, weight loss surgery, and world-class cancer care. Saint Clare’s is deeply mindful that you want and deserve respectful, compassionate care and the comfort of knowing that in times of need you are not alone.

Denville, New Jersey

Our twelve square miles of homes, highways, schools, houses of worship and municipal facilities are a testimony to the wisdom of those who guided it through the decades and a credit to those who administer today.

Denville is possessed of an uncommon friendliness among its populace. It is distinctive for its spirit of volunteer contribution.

With its beautiful parks, bustling downtown, great schools, lakes and community activities - "Denville is a great place to raise a family."

Boonton, New Jersey

Boonton is a vibrant community which is grounded in its historical past.   A rich cultural background has been passed down the years from immigrants who came to Boonton to work in its iron industry. Now the home of high-tech companies, a wide range of restaurants and antique stores, the town has grown and diversified both in its industry and in its ethnic population.

Although Boonton is a town built on industry, it is not without natural beauty. Grace Lord Park, with its fountain, falls and landmark gazebo, is home to the town’s concerts during the summer season.  The Rockaway River meanders through the park and our town offering walking trails and a variety of flora and fauna for the nature enthusiast. Boonton is home to one of Morris County’s best kept secrets.  The Boonton Falls.  Rivaled only by the Great Falls of Patterson, the power of the falls helped establish the town as a iron town in the 1800.  Now, it offers hiking trails and a chance to see the town as it looked a century ago.