For residents of the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood, Princeton Medical Center’s 2013 move was a major loss, but comprehensive care has returned to the neighborhood in the form of Capital Health Primary Care, Town Topics reports. The center is housed in the former Princeton Packet building across the street from where the hospital once stood.
Patients are offered same-day appointments and evening hours for sick visits, along with regular checkups and preventive care visits. The center covers uninsured children from newborn to age 18, and includes immunizations, physicals, and developmental screenings as well as counseling for parents regarding safety, nutrition, development, and growth. Read more.
