Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset

Steeplechase Cancer Center. A wonderful place of you ever need it. The whole building is staffed with incredible personnel. The infusion nurses are so caring and helpful I couldn’t have asked for more (except not to have cancer. I started treatment a year ago my cancer is in remission and I show no signs of anything. I finished my treatment on the anniversary of my journey and was celebrated by these caring nurses and support staff. Thank you to Dr Toomey also, I guess I’m another win in her books. Thanks again to all

People are more likely to write a review if they’re unhappy. I can speak for a positive experience. I went to the ER yesterday with a severe migraine. The wait was a little long which is my only complaint, though I understand that’s out of their control. But once I got in, I found that the staff was super attentive and took extremely good care of me. I feel much better today. Shout out to the doctor and the nurse I had yesterday who were excellent. I don’t think anyone really wants to go to the hospital, but the ER is very good.

I just wrapped up PT at RWJ Sports PT Princeton. It was a successful experience. The staff was professional, effective and fun. My physical therapist, Steve Lyon, followed up his through assessment of my issue with an effective program. He worked hard every session, not just with me but with all his patients. The aids were knowledgeable and kept things moving.

I never write reviews but I had to write about my experience at this hospital. First and foremost I didn't have to wait very long to see a doctor. Also the mannerism at this hospital is very professional. I cannot say enough good things about the staff. Ken, the ER doctor went above and beyond and even put in my iv because my veins are so small & he got it 1st try! This will be my new hospital for sure!!! I just wanted to write this review because I need them to know how I felt like someone was actually there to help me. Thanks again Robert wood Johnson University hospital in Somerville, NJ.

I came in here extremely pale and with puke all over myself— no joke. They had me wheelchaired, weighed, and gave me privacy to put on my gown, and immediately drew blood and gave me an IV. Staff were very kind. (***EXCEPT the ultrasound technician. I believe I got my ultrasound done at around 1 or 2am? 3/2/26. She had a bad attitude and kind of yelled at me because I wasn’t understanding her unclear instructions.) Staff were transparent with how things were going, and giving us updates as things came along. Thanks for stabilizing me. Unfortunately, they didn’t have pediatric specialists, so I had to be transferred to RWJ in New Brunswick, but I got transported via ambulance. That was fun.