Happenings

Endowment at Princeton Health to Advance Nursing Care

Philanthropist Betty Wold Johnson, a long-standing champion for advancing healthcare education and training, pledged a $1 million challenge grant to fund the endowment.

COMPLETING THE ROUNDS: Wrapping up PMX Week at Princeton Health, Part 1

Volunteer Peter Allan models a Penn Medicine hat and scarf he received, along with a gym bag, at an October 17 award ceremony to mark Penn Medicine Experience (PMX) Week.
COMPLETING THE ROUNDS: Wrapping up PMX Week at Princeton Health, Part 2

Patient experience coordinator Joan Casarella displays more than a dozen baskets filled with hats, gloves, scarves, and socks donated by employees, volunteers and physicians during Penn Medicine Experience (PMX) Week.
Princeton Medical Center Receives Top Grade in Patient Safety

Congratulations to staff members and physicians at Princeton Medical Center (PMC), which has earned another “A” in patient safety from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit organization that works to promote safety, quality and value in healthcare.
Baby Fair: Family Education Mixed with Family Fun!

Attendees gained valuable advice from obstetricians, midwives, pediatricians, and nurses on topics such as safe sleep for babies and self-care for new moms.
Princeton Health Hosts Book Discussion with Sally Field

Award-winning actress and author Sally Field discussed her memoir, In Pieces, with moderator Kim Pimley, chairman of the Princeton Health Board of Trustees, during a special event Sunday, October 27, at Rider University.
Grit & Grace: Tim McGraw’s Fitness Transformation Story

Princeton Health hosted Grammy Award-winning singer and actor Tim McGraw and TODAY co-host Hoda Kotb for a discussion of McGraw’s new book, Grit & Grace: Train the Mind, Train the Body, Own Your Life.
Employee Bulletin Board

Attention, all employees, volunteers and physicians!
Cancer: Navigating Treatment and Recovery at Princeton Medical Center

When Sharon Cavone, RN meets patients for the first time, she understands if they are a little preoccupied and stressed.
Compassion for Patients, Visitors, and Colleagues Evident Throughout Princeton Health’s PMX Week

Princeton Health celebrated its second Penn Medicine Experience (PMX) Week with a series of activities highlighting the overall theme of compassion — not only through stories of kindness to patients and their loved ones but also by taking time to care for ourselves and our co-workers.
BE Compassionate: Physicians, Staff, Volunteers Acknowledged by Their Peers

A total 73 individuals from Penn Medicine Princeton Health were nominated by their peers for recognition related to acts of compassion to patients, family members, or their coworkers.

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