Princeton Health is a comprehensive health care system serving Central New Jersey and part of Penn Medicine. Founded in 1919 as a hospital in a small farmhouse on Witherspoon Street, it has grown into a provider that combines Penn Medicine expertise with personalized, community-focused care. Its offerings span 30 specialties and the full continuum of care, including primary and specialty services, advanced treatments, diagnostic procedures, laboratory testing, and wellness programs at multiple locations.

Key facilities include Princeton Medical Center, a teaching hospital that pairs advanced technology and academic medical expertise with a community-centered approach, and Princeton House Behavioral Health, which provides 24-hour inpatient treatment and a range of outpatient programs. Princeton Health supports community well-being through education, screenings, support services, and partnerships with local organizations. Patients can schedule appointments or search its directory of physicians. The Princeton Medical Center Foundation raises charitable support for clinical equipment, facilities, and care initiatives.