Hatzolah of Central Jersey expresses its deepest condolences to the family of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealth, and to the entire UnitedHealthcare (UHC) community following his tragic death. Brian Thompson was a visionary leader whose commitment to improving healthcare impacted countless lives across the nation.

UHC has been a vital partner of Hatzolah of Central Jersey for many years, providing steadfast support for our organization and the broader community. They have consistently demonstrated an unwavering dedication to ensuring access to healthcare and supporting emergency medical services, including the lifesaving work of Hatzolah.

“We are deeply saddened by the loss of Brian Thompson,” said Hatzolah CEO Meilech Esterzohn. “UHC has been more than just a partner—they have been a pillar of support for Hatzolah and the entire community. Their vision and compassion for others extended far beyond corporate responsibilities, and they understand the value of helping people when they need it most.”

Mr. Thompson’s and UHC’s collaborative approaches and advocacy for community health initiatives have left an indelible mark, championing partnerships that enhanced Hatzolah’s ability to respond to emergencies swiftly and effectively.

“We mourn alongside UHC and Brian’s loved ones during this difficult time,” said
Hatzolah Director of Development Rabbi Avrohom Waxman. “Brian’s legacy will live on in the lives he touched and the communities he helped strengthen. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and the entire UnitedHealthcare team.”