Princeton Urogynecology

01/04/2024

Coming soon! Appointments available starting January 23!

03/26/2023

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Penn Medicine Princeton Health is a leading provider of healthcare services. We offer compassionate care supported by advanced technologies and an outstanding medical staff.

02/17/2023

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12/09/2022

09/30/2022

New multi specialty site in Robbinsville is now open and seeing patients. Call 609-853-6400 to make an appointment with Dr. Berger or Emily Marshall PA.

10/28/2021

On this day 13 years ago Princeton Urogynecology saw their first patient. Thank you! Thank you to our staff who has been with us through many phases over the last 13 years. Thank you to the patients who have not only come to see us but have also referred us to their friends and family. We are excited for what the future holds. Happy Anniversary Princeton Urogynecology!

05/11/2021

Now recruiting women ages 18-39 years old for a research study to help better understand the impact of physical activity and exercise on the pelvic floor!! $100 compensation for all participants. Call 609-924-2230 to see if you qualify and to enroll.

03/13/2021

From primary care services to the specialists and high-level resources for complex health issues, Penn Medicine offers specialized care for every stage of a woman's life.

02/10/2021

Find your next great career opportunity at Princeton Urogynecology

12/09/2020

If concerns about bladder or bowel control are impacting your daily life, you may have a pelvic floor disorder. These disorders, where the pelvic muscles and connective tissue weaken or are injured, are very common and frequently reversible.

Common signs include difficulty starting to urinate or emptying the bladder, frequent urinary tract infections, urinating when sneezing, coughing, laughing or exercising, pain when urinating, leaking stool or difficulty controlling gas.

The Center for Pelvic Wellness at Princeton Medical Center is a highly specialized program for pelvic floor disorders. Treatment includes a comprehensive exam, fluid and dietary education, pelvic floor physical therapy and medication, surgery, and other treatment options when needed.

Our physicians are now available to see patients at the Center for Pelvic Wellness on Centre Drive in Monroe.

To find an urogynecologist affiliated with Penn Medicine Princeton Health, call 1.888.742.7496, or visit www.princetonhcs.org. To speak to a nurse navigator at the Center for Pelvic Wellness please call 609.853.6300.

11/26/2020

Don’t be one of the 18 million women in the US suffering from . Learn more at FemalePelvicSolutions.com to educate yourself on treatment options and to read stories from women, just like you!.

11/11/2020

Does interfere with your daily life? Visit https://bit.ly/2IkLx1D to learn about potential treatment options and to find a specialist in your area.

10/31/2020

Proud of my team! First urogynecology office in NJ to be able to treat patients with an office-based option for stress incontinence. 5 minute procedure with an 80% success rate!!!

08/12/2020

Amazing team that I get to work with at Princeton to bring robotic surgery to our patients!!

06/17/2020

Great video detailing the COVID response at Princeton!

In this video, Barry Rabner, President and CEO of Penn Medicine Princeton Health and Steven Bergmann, MD, PhD, Senior Vice President for Medical Affairs, det...

05/26/2020

Click here for an update regarding modified schedules for PMC inpatient & outpatient services and Princeton House Behavioral Health, last updated May 23, 9:40 a.m.

05/11/2020

Books arranged by a clever librarian...read the titles from the top left to right. We will be restoring needed services to our patients soon! But for now...everyone stay safe!!

04/19/2020

Since we are all a little more plugged in these days....why not let your pelvic floor benefit? princetonurogyn.com/apps-for-your-pelvic-floor