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Estados Unidos, Princeton

Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro

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University Medical Center en Princeton (Nueva Jersey) es un hospital académico y multidisciplinario líder en los Estados Unidos. El Centro Médico es parte del Sistema de Salud de Princeton. El Hospital pertenece al prestigioso Consejo de Hospitales Docentes y Sistemas de Salud (COTH). Según la clasificación de HealthGrades, el Centro Médico de Princeton se encuentra entre el 5% de los mejores hospitales de EE. UU.

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Princeton Hospital at Plainsboro: más detalles acerca de la clínica

Estados Unidos, Princeton

Centro para el Cuidado del Cáncer
Centro de atención cardíaca y pulmonar
Instituto de Atención Quirúrgica
Centro de salud mamaria
Centro de atención materna y neonatal

Princeton Plainsboro Hospital tiene más de 40 años de experiencia en el tratamiento de una amplia gama de enfermedades. El Centro Médico de Princeton está clasificado como uno de los mejores en Nueva Jersey para el tratamiento de la enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, la insuficiencia cardíaca y los procedimientos de reemplazo de cadera y rodilla según las calificaciones de los mejores hospitales de US News & World Report. Princeton Plainsboro Hospital también es reconocido como el mejor hospital regional de Nueva Jersey.

El Hospital de Princeton en Plainsboro está ubicado a 62 millas del Aeropuerto Internacional John F. Kennedy. Se tarda 1,5 horas en llegar al hospital en coche.

Premios del Centro Médico de Princeton

Hospital No.8 en Nueva Jersey

description image La encuesta de US News & World Report incluyó al Hospital de Princeton en la lista TOP-10 de clínicas en Nueva Jersey

Mejor desempeño en 4 procedimientos médicos para adultos

description image La encuesta de US News & World Report determinó que el tratamiento de la enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, la insuficiencia cardíaca y la realización de procedimientos de reemplazo de rodilla y cadera son los mejores en Nueva Jersey.

Centro para el Cuidado del Cáncer

El Centro para el Cuidado del Cáncer del Hospital de Princeton en Plainsboro está acreditado por la alta calidad del tratamiento por el Colegio Estadounidense de Cirujanos y la Comisión sobre el Cáncer. Brinda a los pacientes acceso a los servicios médicos integrales. Entre ellos están:

El acelerador lineal TrueBeam totalmente digital administra radiación directamente al tumor. Reduce los tiempos de tratamiento diarios y mejora la precisión de orientación.
El Sistema Quirúrgico Da Vinci es una tecnología robótica que se utiliza para realizar cirugías menos dolorosas y con menos cicatrices. Después de tal operación, un paciente se recupera más rápido y vuelve a sus actividades diarias normales.
La ablación percutánea por microondas (PMA) es una opción de tratamiento mínimamente invasivo para los tumores de pulmón, hígado, riñón y hueso que son inoperables o resistentes a la quimioterapia.
La braquiterapia se aplica para el tratamiento del cáncer de próstata. Los médicos insertan semillas radiactivas en la próstata que administran radiación a las células malignas.

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Centro de atención cardíaca y pulmonar

El Centro de Atención Cardíaca y Pulmonar del Centro Médico de Princeton es el mejor centro para el tratamiento de la insuficiencia cardíaca según las clasificaciones de Mejores Hospitales 2017-2018 de US News & World Report. El Centro cuenta con Laboratorio de Hemodinámica Cardíaca, Unidad de Rehabilitación Cardíaca y Pulmonar.

Los médicos realizan tales procedimientos de diagnóstico: ECG, eco de estrés, prueba de esfuerzo nuclear, prueba de esfuerzo cardíaco, Holter y monitoreo de bucle. Cada procedimiento toma aprox. 1-2 horas Los especialistas del Centro realizan todo tipo de cirugías cardíacas.

Instituto de Atención Quirúrgica

El Instituto de Atención Quirúrgica del Hospital de Princeton en Plainsboro ofrece una amplia gama de cirugías integrales. El Centro une tales instalaciones:

Centro de Atención Vascular
Centro de Reemplazo de Articulaciones
Centro de Cirugía Bariátrica y Medicina Metabólica
Servicios de columna
Programa de Ortopedia.

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Diagnósticos en el Centro Médico de Princeton

En el Centro existen los siguientes avances:

8 de última generación quirófanos equipados con filtros HEPA para mantener una esterilidad completa
El quirófano híbrido une todas las tecnologías quirúrgicas y las imágenes en 3D durante la cirugía en un solo lugar. Los médicos pueden realizar incluso las operaciones más avanzadas sin interrupción.
Capacidades de conferencia en quirófano es un quirófano especial donde los cirujanos pueden comunicarse con otros especialistas en tiempo real.
28 camas para cuidados pre y postoperatorios.

Centro de salud mamaria

Breast Health Center tiene acreditaciones del Programa Nacional de Acreditación para Centros de Mama (NAPBC) y el Colegio Americano de Cirujanos. También es reconocido como el Centro de Excelencia por los más altos estándares de tratamiento.

El Centro de Salud del Seno de Princeton brinda atención preventiva, diagnóstico rápido y servicios de tratamiento para mujeres con cáncer. Tales opciones de diagnóstico están disponibles:

mamografía digital
biopsia guiada por ultrasonido
3.0 Tesla MRI y biopsia de mama MRI
pruebas genéticas, etc

Centro de atención materna y neonatal

Maternal & Newborn Care Center es reconocido como el mejor entre los 10 mejores hospitales según US News World Report. Los médicos del Centro asisten a los pacientes las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana. Hay exámenes genéticos y de suero disponibles para anomalías fetales.

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Centro de atención materna y neonatal

Los especialistas del Centro brindan tales servicios:

cuidados durante el embarazo
entregas
educación prenatal y posnatal
cursos para niñeras.

Servicios adicionales

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Reseñas de paciente

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10 Google reseñas

Tom Ciccotta

My wife is 9 months pregnant and scheduled to be induced in 10 days due to recent complications. Tonight, we came to the emergency room due to “10/10” overwhelming pain in her abdomen to the point that even subtle movement generated a stabbing sensation. To our surprise, the OB department refused to see her and insisted that she wait hours in the ER to see an ER doctor. This is particularly bizarre because we had presented to this same ER with less serious concerns twice earlier this pregnancy and were sent directly to OB. I am worried about the safety of my wife and child. If Penn Medicine prioritized safety, my very pregnant wife wouldn’t be waiting in an ER behind kids getting strep tests. I urge anyone thinking about delivering here or going through Penn’s maternal and fetal medicine department to look elsewhere. Update 1: It’s been two hours since we arrived. They stuck my wife in a hallway of the ER. They have not offered her pain meds, water, crackers, anything. Totally unacceptable. Update 2: Finally sent up to OB after 3 hours in ER. OB nurse said they weren’t told this was an OB issue. I said “did they tell you she was nine months pregnant?” Nurse replied, “I don’t know, I didn’t answer the call from the ER.” Update 3: I spoke to several nurses on the OB floor who claim they refused to see my wife because they were told by the ER that it was strictly a physical injury and not related to her pregnancy. That can’t be true. We were totally clear. We asked the ER staff multiple times to be sent to OB because the maternal and fetal medicine doctor told us that this pain was a symptom of the recently discovered complications. FINAL UPDATE: My wife is 3cm dilated. She should have been sent to OB immediately. Total mess. Summary: My wife presented to the ER nine months pregnant with extreme abdominal pain. OB refused to see my wife and told her to stay in ER for 3 hours over confusion that the abdominal pain was unrelated to pregnancy. After 3 hours in the ER, she was sent to OB and found to be 3cm dilated. 7/25 update: I never received a call from anyone at Penn to discuss what happened.

Kim Nelson

I had outpatient surgery at Princeton Medical Center and it was a really good experience. I was brought to the prep floor earlier than scheduled, in surgery at my scheduled time, and was out the door later in the afternoon. The entire time the nursing staff was attentive and caring. I have to give special kudos to nurse Sara on the surgical floor. She took amazing care of me during the prep window and was so kind and calming - her presence made me much less nervous. Despite not being my discharge nurse, Sara came and found me to see how I was feeling afterwards. She is an angel. I will always remember her kindness. so while I cannot speak to the ED - which seems to be a bulk of the reviews here - the surgical center was great and I would absolutely come back to this hospital for future procedures - and hope that nurse Sara is on shift that day 😊

avi alpert

really good doctors and really good staff. i would like to give this complex the review it deserves. however, i was misinformed about the costs of doing outpatient labwork at the facility and wound up with a nearly $1000 bill for what should have cost me $20. i have tried for months to get the hospital to reduce the fees, but they have refused. i cannot recommend going somewhere that is not upfront about costs and then leaves you with the bill. *** A week later, I did follow up with the hospital as suggested below, and they simply refused to improve signage or communication, and insist on taking zero responsibility for failing their patients.

Sondra Burke

My son was admitted to the Critical Care Unit of Princeton Medical Center. While visiting my son, I noticed the nurses’ technique of administering medication wasn’t sanitary. The nurse touched other items (with gloves on), and picked up the medication, with the same gloves, prior to giving it to my son. When I brought it to his attention, he exploded and became belligerent, tossing the medicine container across the cabinet. I stated later, my husband’s primary cause of death (at this same hospital) was sepsis. It’s my understanding that patients (probably family included) should treated with dignity and respect.

Milan Patel

Being a physician I made the biggest error in judgement and I brought my mother into this hospital with severe acute abdominal pain in the midst of a hypertensive crisis. We entered the ED at 530 pm and she hadn't seen a physician even at midnight. This hospital just looks very nice from the outside but everything on the inside is incredibly inferior. Everything from the bedside manner of the nurses, to the quality of care provided by the ED physicians. My only goal to bring my mother into this hospital was to rule out any serious and emergent conditions. (ie Aortic Dissection, Ischemia, Prior MI). We ended up leaving the hospital at 12:30 am without any diagnosis. She was given 975mg of Tylenol and told that she would need a CT scan. The results of the scan would take another 3 hours. I am a board certified attending cardiologist and I would not recommend this hospital's emergency department. By far the worst protocols in place and there is zero quality in patient care.

Hima Pamganamamula

Delivered my baby here and have to say, one of the worst maternal care units. They don't have a nursery to care for the baby while the mommy recovers. The nurses do not do a single thing to help new moms unless you hound them, including helping the mom to the bathroom. Despite a relatively small census nurses are totally unresponsive and not helpful. They don't provide pain relief meds on time and the hospital doesn't even provide new parents with a take home package for the baby. they provide very few things unlike other hospitals like Saint Peters...avoid at all costs if possible

Anil Babu Pinnaka

Worst emergency services .. don’t recommended

Srinimisha A

Wait time in the ER is always more than 4 hours here. No clue why it is an ER adding to the irony. The reason they gave us is, a room has been allotted to us, only thing that is holding up is the existing patient exit process and the follow up room cleaning, once done, you’re all set but that is gonna take 4 hours straight. This is the case with a toddler with high fever and chest congestion. They take less severe patients first and leave the patients needing immediate help behind and baffled.

Will Appenzeller

I just spent 24 hours in this hospital waiting for a test no one actually finished putting the paperwork in for! Worse, I didn't know I was wasting my time, at the cost of thousands of dollars, until I caused a scene. Tomorrow is going to be day 3 at a hospital because they couldn't competently schedule an MRI. 3 days in the hospital for an MRI...But at least the left-over food is piling up and starting to smell.