Happenings

Penn Medicine Princeton Health honored the veterans among its employees, medical staff members, and volunteers at an event held November 10 at Princeton Medical Center.

Matthew Perry and Emmy Award-winning journalist Elizabeth Vargas discussed Perry’s new memoir, his struggles with addiction, and the importance of seeking help during a November 4 book event hosted by Penn Medicine Princeton Health

In the weeks before Election Day, Princeton Medical Center supported Penn Medicine Votes, a systemwide initiative to help staff, patients, and visitors vote safely and make their voices heard.

Perinatal care at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval®.

Patient privacy is a priority at Penn Medicine Princeton Health, as we strive every day to provide the highest‑quality care and best patient experience that we can. Part 3 of 3.

All employees, medical staff members, volunteers, vendors, contractors, and students working at Princeton Health facilities must comply with the mandatory flu vaccine policy by Friday, November 18, 2022.

Princeton Medicine Physicians, the primary and specialty care provider network of Penn Medicine Princeton Health, plans to add four new multispecialty practices across central New Jersey by early 2023.

Princeton Health celebrated Penn Medicine Experience Week with community service projects, a pumpkin-decorating contest, an awards ceremony, and much more.

Laura Jackson joined the staff at Princeton Medical Center in 1979, looking for a new experience. She found a professional home here, working for 43 years before retiring this summer.

Karyn Book, RN, MSN, who joined Penn Medicine Princeton Health in 1998, is the organization’s new chief nursing officer and vice president, Patient Care Services.