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For routine issues I would go to Robert Wood Johnson in Hamilton. Princeton Hospital is not terrible but RWJ has a better reputation. UMDNJ certainly has a good rep, but is too far in the event of an emergency.
If you value your life or a loved ones life DO NOT GO TO RWJ OF HAMILTON!!! That is the worst hospital ever!! I would not take my pet snail there! My father had a heart attack IN that hospital and the cardiologists could not diagnose him! We got him out of there and over to University Medical Center @ Princeton whom referred him to Univ of Penn where he had to have a triple by-pass. The docs at UOP were baffled that RWJ could not figure out he had a heart attack! My father-in-law who is in his 80's had a seizure and fell and was taken by ambulance to RWJ. No body scan was ever done! It took a week of family members begging to get him a body scan before it was actually done and low and behold he has a broken hip! The man screammed when ever he was moved - doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out something was drastically wrong! I know too many people who have had very bad experineces at RWJ! Too many to list! In my eyes that hospital should be shut down!!
Which hospital around Princeton has the best reputation? Which is the best ER? Are there any good urgent care centers someone could recommend? Thanks!
RWJ in New Brunswick is best and st. peters for pediatrics again in New Brunswick.
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Rober Wood Johnson of Hamilton
