Princeton Community Hospital - WVU Medicine

Capital Health is a nonprofit healthcare system based in Trenton, New Jersey, with a regional network that includes two hospitals (Regional Medical Center in Trenton and Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell), an outpatient facility in Hamilton, an emergency department at Deborah, and numerous primary and specialty care practices across the region. It emphasizes progressive, high-quality patient care with advanced technology, supported by a large staff and strong physician, nurse, and support team credentials. The organization operates internationally in limited capacity (Ethiopia, Canada, Qatar) but is primarily U.S.-focused with 4 office locations in New Jersey. Key details: - Headquarters: Trenton, NJ - Hospitals and facilities: Regional Medical Center (Trenton), Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell, Hamilton outpatient facility, Deborah Emergency Services - Staff: ~1,280 employees (growth noted) - Revenue: ~$946.3 million - Accreditation: DNV - Primary-care and specialty clinics across the region - Notable local networking: Talent sources and alumni pathways listed with partner health systems (e.g., Penn Medicine, RWJ, Cooper, Hackensack Meridian, Jefferson Health)

CAMC Primary Care – Princeton is part of Vandalia Health (CAMC) and serves the Princeton area within the broader CAMC system. Key points: - Affiliation: CAMC system, now under Vandalia Health branding for some locations. - Focus: Primary care services in the Princeton area as part of the regional network that includes CAMC hospitals and outpatient facilities. - Network context: CAMC is a large Charleston, WV-based nonprofit teaching hospital system with multiple campuses and extensive community care offerings. If you’re seeking specific details (address, hours, or providers) for CAMC Primary Care in Princeton, please share what you need (e.g., appointment availability, contact number, or services offered), and I’ll pull the exact information.