Requires DOH approval for adverse possessory action against hospitals.

S 2893 requires landlords to obtain written approval from New Jersey's Department of Health (DOH) before evicting or interfering with hospital operators or their successors. This applies to any "adverse possessory action," such as lease termination or removal from hospital property, directly affecting hospital operators, landlords, and the DOH. The bill mandates DOH approval for such actions based on "just cause," with violations resulting in civil penalties up to $1 million, license suspensions, and potential criminal charges for actions causing hospital closures. It also ensures hospitals can seek financial recovery for revenue losses due to unauthorized actions.