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United States of America, Princeton

Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro

About the clinic

University Medical Center in Princeton (New Jersey) is a leading academic and multidisciplinary hospital of the USA. The Medical Center is a part of Princeton Healthcare System. The Hospital belongs to the prestigious Council of Teaching Hospital and Health Systems (COTH). According to HealthGrades rating, Medical Center at Princeton is among 5% of best U.S. hospitals.

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Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro: more details about the clinic

United States of America, Princeton

Center for Cancer Care
Center for Cardiac & Pulmonary Care
Institute for Surgical Care
Breast Health Center
Maternal & Newborn Care Center

Princeton Plainsboro Hospital has over 40 years of experience in the treatment of a wide range of diseases. Princeton Medical Center is ranked as top one in New Jersey for treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart failure, and hip and knee replacement procedures according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals ratings. Princeton Plainsboro Hospital is also recognized as the best regional hospital in New Jersey.

The Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro is located 62 miles from the John F. Kennedy International Airport. It takes 1.5 hours to get to the Hospital by car.

Awards of the Medical Center at Princeton

No.8 Hospital in New Jersey

description image U.S. News & World Report’s survey included the Princeton Hospital in TOP-10 list clinics in New Jersey

Best performing in 4 medical procedures for adults

description image U.S. News & World Report’s survey determined the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart failure, and performing of knee and hip replacement procedures as the best ones in New Jersey.

Center for Cancer Care

Center for Cancer Care of Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro is accredited for the high quality of treatment by American College of Surgeons and Commission on Cancer. It provides patients access to the comprehensive medical services. Among them are:

All-digital TrueBeam linear accelerator delivers radiation right to a tumor. It reduces daily treatment times and improves targeting accuracy.
Da Vinci Surgical System is a robotic technology which is used for performing less painful and scarring surgeries. After such an operation, a patient recovers faster and returns to the normal daily activities.
Percutaneous microwave ablation (PMA) is a minimally invasive treatment option for lung, liver, kidney, and bone tumors which are inoperable or resistant to chemotherapy.
Brachytherapy is applied for treatment of prostate cancer. Doctors insert radioactive seeds into the prostate which deliver radiation to malignant cells.

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Center for Cardiac & Pulmonary Care

Center for Cardiac & Pulmonary Care of the Medical Center at Princeton is the best center for treatment of heart failure according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2017-2018 Best Hospitals rankings. The Center has Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Unit.

Doctors perform such diagnostic procedures: ECG, stress echo, nuclear stress test, cardiac stress test, holter and loop monitoring. Each procedure takes approx. 1-2 hours. Specialists of the Center perform all types of heart surgeries.

Institute for Surgical Care

The Institute for Surgical Care in Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro provides a wide range of comprehensive surgeries. The Center unites such facilities:

Center for Vascular Care
Center for Joint Replacement
Center for Bariatric Surgery & Metabolic Medicine
Spine Services
Orthopedic Program.

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Diagnostics at Princeton Medical Center

There are the following advances at the Center:

8 state-of-the-art operating theatres equipped with HEPA filters for maintaining a complete sterility
Hybrid operating room unites all the surgical technologies and 3D-imaging during surgery in one place. Doctors can perform even the most advances operations without interruption.
Operating Room Conferencing Capabilities is a special operating room where surgeons can communicate with other specialists in real time.
28 beds for pre- and postoperative care.

Breast Health Center

Breast Health Center has accreditations from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC) and American College of Surgeons. It is also recognized as the Center of Excellence for the highest standards of treatment.

The Princeton’s Breast Health Center provides preventive care, rapid diagnosti and treatment services for women with cancer. Such diagnostic options are available:

digital mammography
ultrasound guided biopsy
3.0 Tesla MRI and MRI breast biopsy
genetic testing, etc.

Maternal & Newborn Care Center

Maternal & Newborn Care Center is recognized as the best one among top 10 hospitals according to U.S. News World Report. Doctors of the Center assist patients 24/7. There are serum and genetic screening for fetal abnormalities available.

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Maternal & Newborn Care Center

Specialists of the Center provide such services:

care during pregnancy
deliveries
pre- and postnatal education
courses for babysitters.

Additional services

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Accommodation

Hotel (apartments) near the clinic, billed daily

Patient reviews

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Theresa Mantini

This place is fine. Nothing wrong with the doctors and nurses that work here - very nice and competent professionals.The main issue I have is that despite the fancy building and the flurry of activity - the institution still seems to have problems with things like ER wait times and bed allocation. Perhaps this is just an issue across all healthcare institutions- but it gives me little solace. My mother came in with non specific symptoms, had an extensive workup (CT, labs, even a lumbar puncture) and yet sat in the ER “boarding” for nearly two days. Crazy.

Ronald Grillo

The staff at the emergency induction department showed appallingly megar amounts of hospotality. They were rude and practiced diplorable amounts empathy. They forced me to answer a menagirie of irrelevant questions as I crawled on the floor with excruciating pain. Conversely, once your in the system they exploite this opportunity. Many emergency staff sat back, laughed and took pleasure listening to patients screem in agony. To much desmay, as i begged and pleaded for help, the emerency staff responded by closing my door, to muffle the sound.Additionally the surgical team had continuously kept stringing me along for 24+ hours. They improperly manged patient expectations with there superfluous extentions. There are definitely flaws in their organizational procedures, and attitude with many staff. They're actions brought me to the brink of a breakdown.Adversely, not all the staff are bad, not even by a long shot.Last night i was appoled by much of the actions of many staff but think its important to give credit where credit is due. I had been at my witts end. During communication with the staff i had respectfull communicated my desdain with procedures and the actions of the staff.Whith an unflappable disposition, Sydney a godsend, handled my case with the upmost care. No matter how upset my responses sounded, she never took it personal. She had delivered the best nursing service ive ever experienced. I would consider her to be the hospitals greatest asset. A manager myself, i understand the importance of what she brings to the table and i feel there is an eminent need to make it a point and give her recognition.I have no doubt, if the hospital took a page out of her book and applied her principles to the entire medical staff, that organization would attain insurmountable sucess. I really hope that upper management takes notice and gives Sydney from the O.R. department the recognition she deserves. Please like my review. Thank you.

Marcia Marlene

Waiting time long beyond the standards for a Emergency Facility. Very disappointed no one care if you are with young children.

Sondra Burke

My son was admitted to the Critical Care Unit of Princeton Medical Center. While visiting my son, I noticed the nurses’ technique of administering medication wasn’t sanitary. The nurse touched other items (with gloves on), and picked up the medication, with the same gloves, prior to giving it to my son. When I brought it to his attention, he exploded and became belligerent, tossing the medicine container across the cabinet. I stated later, my husband’s primary cause of death (at this same hospital) was sepsis. It’s my understanding that patients (probably family included) should treated with dignity and respect.

Sean Schuback

Went into the ER as per my pain dermatologist waited four hours was told nothing not even that I would eventually be seen finally gave up and went homeWorst ER ever

Srinimisha A

Wait time in the ER is always more than 4 hours here. No clue why it is an ER adding to the irony. The reason they gave us is, a room has been allotted to us, only thing that is holding up is the existing patient exit process and the follow up room cleaning, once done, you’re all set but that is gonna take 4 hours straight. This is the case with a toddler with high fever and chest congestion. They take less severe patients first and leave the patients needing immediate help behind and baffled.