This review is about Dr Ginger Hua. I find her to be attentive and responsive. She answered all…read moreof my concerns and questions, while noting that one of my questions should be answered by my Gynecologist (I HIGHLY respect doctors that refer because my previous doctor always acted that she knew everything). I find Dr Hua is the right mix for me.

The Princeton Medical Group urgently needs to confront the reality that its current staffing and…read morepatient‑care model is not keeping pace with the demands of flu and RSV season. What happened to me is not an isolated inconvenience -- it reflects a deeper, structural problem that puts patients at risk, especially those with complex medical circumstances or limited treatment options. Day before yesterday, while acutely ill with an undiagnosed respiratory infection, I sought care at their office. The physician began the diagnostic process with rapid strep and flu testing, but did not perform a 24‑hour strep culture -- a standard step when symptoms are severe or persistent. Since that visit, I have been battling a 104‑degree fever with no relief, and because I cannot take anything stronger than Tylenol, timely follow‑up care is not optional for me; it is essential. Yesterday, I contacted the office repeatedly to express worsening symptoms, discuss the need for retesting, and request guidance. Despite the seriousness of the situation -- including the fact that I live with an immunocompromised family member awaiting a kidney transplant -- the practice was unable to accommodate any follow‑up evaluation. Not a same‑day appointment. Repeated nurse callbacks happened with no solid plan of action. This is not acceptable patient care. When a medical practice cannot respond to urgent concerns during peak illness season, patients are left with two unacceptable choices: suffer at home without adequate support or seek emergency care for issues that should be manageable in an outpatient setting. Neither outcome reflects a functioning primary‑care system. Princeton Medical Group must take responsibility for addressing these gaps. That means proactively recruiting additional nursing staff and primary care physicians, expanding triage capacity, and ensuring that high‑risk patients are not left without guidance or access to care. Flu and RSV surges are predictable. Patient abandonment should not be. My experience underscores a broader truth: the community deserves a medical practice that is prepared, responsive, and capable of delivering safe, timely care -- not one that leaves patients stranded when they need help most. Get your act together!

Completely disgusting and appalled by what my wife experienced with Dr. Sass - please read about…read moreher experience with him: For those of you who are frustrated with the US healthcare system, and my fellow cancer fighting / mental illness fighting friends, this actually happened to me today. I've never felt so humiliated/angry/frustrated with a doctor. Since I have moved, I was trying to find a new primary care doctor nearby. Due to insurance issues (don't get me started on that), I need a new psychiatrist and meanwhile needed my psych meds refilled from a primary doc. My old primary doc in Philadelphia always did that with no issue. Also had a few minor health concerns I wanted to mention. I found a doc, set up an appointment for today. They said all new patients have to have a physical. I was fine with that. I had all of my medical records sent over from my primary doc in Philadelphia. I fasted from midnight as they requested in prep for the bloodwork. They took a urine sample, took 4 vials of blood (couldn't find a vein and poked me like 5 times), did an EKG, checked blood pressure. I filled out a load of paperwork. Then I waited. And waited. And waited to see the doctor. In a freezing cold room in a tiny hospital gown. About an hour later, he appears and tells me that he has a large practice and he can pick and choose patients, he doesn't have to take on new patients. He tells me he read through my "56 pages of medical records" and that I'm too "medically complicated" for him to take on as a new patient, due to my cancer history and my history of mental illness. He then goes even further by telling me he can't prescribe me any of my meds because I'm on "too many medications", and that taking me on as a patient would be too much of a legal risk for him. He said he didn't want to be held legally liable for prescribing me my meds or for taking me on as a patient. At this point, I was near tears. It felt like being rejected at a job interview! I asked him what he was going to do with my 4 vials of blood and urine sample and he said they will be discarding the samples and not running any of the lab tests. I'm ready to just go back to my doc in Philadelphia, it's worth the hour drive to me at this point. I wasted an entire morning on this appointment. Hours of my day, gone. Has anyone ever had such an experience of being rejected by a doctor for being too complicated/too much of a legal risk? I need to call tomorrow to make sure I'm not going to be billed for that useless appointment. The whole experience was so deflating.

I've been cared for by Princeton Internal Medicine for the last 10 years by Dr. Timothy Sass. Under…read morehis care several issues were identified early and addressed. Dr. Sass' care is top notch his personality and his manner demonstrate old school thoroughness with cutting edge understanding of the newest medical information. His thorough examination is executed flawlessly and dotted with statistics, stories and occasional humor.The office staff is friendly and good with the management of my records. They always call me back to confirm appointments.

Dr swedlin has been my GI MD for many years . She is the best there is. She has helped me through…read moremany gastrointestinal issues. I trust her implicitly . Not only is she an expert at what she does she's also a caring and loving doctor . I'm very grateful to be under her care . And I am in the medical profession. The office staff is excellent as well !

Dr. Swedlund has been my internist for many years. I wouldn't want anyone else! Besides trusting…read moreher with the important and delicate job of colonoscopies but I appreciate that she takes as much time as you need during a consult. Also she has a GREAT sense of humor. Patient in Bordentown

Dr. Emily Sandberg is chronically angry and irrational. Refuses to write routine prescriptions…read more Colluded with her mother, Dr. Kossow, to deprive me of primary care without valid reason. I recommend going to an urgent care center instead.

I've been seeing Dr. Sandberg for over a year now. She is an excellent primary care physician. She…read moreis knowledgeable, diligent, and organized. Equally important is her kindness, compassion, and respect for me as a patient and person. From day one, she been my partner toward better health. She is part of a comprehensive internal medicine practice that work well as a team. She consults with other specialists when needed, a daunting task on my own. Dr. Sandberg doesn?t pretend to walk on water, but is always willing and able to help me swim!

Excellent caring company. From the original phone interview to arriving at the Asbury location…read more The nurse found the vein on the first try. Well organized and clean Med-spa. Would definitely recommend

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I didn't visit this doctor at this address but at 601 Ewing St C-13 Princeton, NJ. She was…read moreprofessional, friendly, extremely thorough and on time. She is the type of doctor who sits down with you, takes her time and really wants to understand your concerns. I had a wonderful experience with her and the rest of her staff.

I love the fact that Dr. Altshuler takes the time to speak with my children about what is going on…read morewith them. She helps them understand the treatment that they need. I am so happy that I can get an emergency appointment with either herself or her partner pediatrician. She truly knowledgeable and a very caring physician. Office staff seem to fall in love with each and every child that is seen at the office. They go above and beyond to make my children and myself comfortable. You guys are the best!!!!!

This is a team of the first rate doctors with advanced knowledge of medicine…read more They have an ability to identify problems, to explain them in simple terms and to outline clearly the steps to be taken. They are also very helpful with the referrals to the right specialists. All in all - a great place.