Princeton Hospital

This was our second delivery at Princeton Medical Center, and somehow the experience was even better than the first. From the moment we arrived, the labor and delivery nurses were exceptional — calm, attentive, highly skilled, and genuinely compassionate. They anticipated needs before we even voiced them and made what can be an overwhelming experience feel steady and supported. The recovery team continued that same level of care, professionalism, and kindness. Every nurse we encountered treated our family like we truly mattered. We were also incredibly grateful for the coordination with CHOP Pediatricians and Delaware Valley OBGYN. The communication between teams was seamless, and it was clear that everyone was aligned around providing safe, thoughtful, high-quality care for both mom and

My wife was hospitalized here after admitting from emergency room, and is breastfeeding our 13-month-old sick baby. The hospital initially tried to separate her from our baby and refused to provide a safe place for him to sleep. They only provided proper bed for my wife(patient); and me and my baby had to sleep on the floor for the whole night. We hospitalized in pediatric section and they made the baby sleep on the floor of a hospital because they didn’t have proper bed size for him! I hope the hospital improves care and basic compassion for families.

My case was taken over by Dr. Gregory House’s diagnostic team, which sounds impressive until you actually experience how they operate. House barely spoke to me, and when he did, it was mostly sarcasm, accusations, or half-formed theories that he didn’t bother explaining. He vanished constantly, leaving Dr. Foreman, Dr. Chase, and Dr. Cameron to contradict each other nonstop. One told me it was psychological, another suggested infection, and another hinted at something autoimmune — all before any real results were even in. It never felt like they were treating me; they were treating a puzzle they wanted to solve for their own satisfaction. The worst part — and the reason I’m writing this — was the complete violation of trust regarding my home. Dr. House insisted the cause was “environment

I had a seizure and was immediately brought to the hospital via an ambulance. When I was in the ER, some strange doctor interrupted the nurse who was trying to deliver me a diagnosis. I think she thought it was lupus because he rudely pushed her out of the way and told her, "it's never lupus." I was also greeted by an Aussie blond doctor, a doctor who kept saying "this vexes me" and an awfully pretty girl doctor. I told the rude doctor who also had a cane and some pills on him all the time that i had blood dripping from my nose and this sexy dean of medicine with a low cut blouse came in and said it was bad. I also reminded them that I was bitten by a mouse due to my poor hygiene and the mean rude drug addicted cane using doctor said that I need "more mouse bites." The sexy doctor refused

I almost died because the diagnostic team was absolutely inept, and the doctor called Gregory House (is that even a real name??) kept insulting my face like oookayyy buddy you're not looking better yourself. THEN THEY BROUGHT THE ONCOLOGIST AND I THOUGHT I WAS DYING?? But noooo the rude one and the oncologist were just arguing for 15 minutes like do they know it's legal to be gay now?? At least the australian guy was neat and they managed to find out what was wrong with me after 20 years of chronic pain so like thanks I guess. Horrible prices I hope Dr. House gets fired. I still can't believe the oncologist entered the room making terrible jokes like "I too am in this patient room" they really are made for each other. I am very vexed. Also can I get Dr. Hadley's number she seemed nice