Princeton Health News

Princeton, NJ&mdash:Robbi Alexander, PhD, APN has been named Assistant Vice President of Behavioral Health Nursing for Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health. In this role, she supervises all psychiatric/mental health nursing staff for Princeton House&rsquo:s 116-bed inpatient hospital....

Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health announces in-person treatment for children ages 9-12 at its North Brunswick location beginning November 1, 2023. The site offers intensive outpatient/partial hospital availability in its Child and Adolescent Program for ages 9-17. For more...

Penn Medicine Princeton Health invites area residents to attend a Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, November 20, 2023 at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Education Center at Princeton Medical Center at 1 Plainsboro Road, Plainsboro, NJ. This will be the health system's annual...

PLAINSBORO, N.J. &mdash: Princeton Medicine Physicians, the primary and specialty care provider network of Penn Medicine Princeton Health, has opened a specialized urology practice featuring three providers on the Princeton Medical Center campus. The new practice&mdash:known as Penn Princeton...

Research shows that new nurses may be hesitant to start their careers in psychiatric nursing because it is suggested they first gain medical-surgical experience. To meet this need and provide nurses with well-rounded experience, Penn Medicine&rsquo:s Princeton House Behavioral Health and Princeton...

Al Roker, weather and feature anchor and 3rd hour co-host of NBC's TODAY, discussed his life, career, and experiences with cancer at Penn Medicine Princeton Health&rsquo:s Cancer Survivors Month celebration, held Wednesday, June 28 at the Westin Princeton at Forrestal Village.  : Diagnosed with...

In the restaurant at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center (PMC), staff members and visitors end their meal by placing trays stacked with plates, utensils, uneaten food, drink bottles &mdash: you name it &mdash:onto a conveyor belt that slowly carries them out of sight. It&rsquo:s no disappearing...

TODAY weatherman and co-anchor Al Roker will be the special guest speaker at Penn Medicine Princeton Health&rsquo:s Cancer Survivors Month celebration on Wednesday, June 28. Diagnosed with prostate cancer in November 2020, Roker shared the news on-air with the TODAY :audience and helped to...