Central New Jersey patient guide · Princeton, Monroe and Plainsboro
Find the Correct PMG Doctor, Office, Portal and Patient Process Before Your Visit
Princeton Medical Group is a multispecialty Central New Jersey practice with primary care, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, oncology, pulmonology, rheumatology, sleep medicine and an onsite Princeton laboratory.
This guide explains which office offers each service, how new and existing patients schedule, what InteliChart can do, which insurance products have exclusions, how refills and records work, and what dermatology patients need to do before August 28, 2026.
Medical emergency: Call 911 for chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, possible stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, severe allergic reaction, major trauma or another potentially life-threatening condition.
Dermatology transition: Princeton Medical Group has announced that its dermatology service will end on August 28, 2026. Current dermatology patients should identify a new in-network dermatologist and request record transfer before their next required follow-up.
Serving New Jersey
PMG has served the Princeton community since 1946.
Three offices
Princeton, Monroe Township and Plainsboro Township.
Main phone
Portal system
PMG uses the InteliChart patient portal.
Information review
Official details checked July 17, 2026.
Which Princeton Medical Group service should you use?
PRIMARY CARE
Routine, preventive or same-day sick care
PMG primary care treats adult patients, provides preventive visits, manages chronic conditions and advertises same-day sick visits when availability permits.
Best for: annual care, diabetes, blood pressure, medication management, common illness, preoperative clearance and preventive screening.
SPECIALTY CARE
A focused medical condition
Use the correct specialty when referred or when PMG confirms that the department accepts direct scheduling for your condition.
Best for: heart, digestive, hormonal, lung, sleep, rheumatologic, blood or cancer-related conditions.
911 OR EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Potentially dangerous symptoms
The online request form is for non-urgent care. Do not submit a form or portal message and wait when delay could threaten life or permanent function.
Use now for: chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma or unconsciousness.
Fast practical rule: Call PMG for routine or same-day non-emergency guidance. Use the correct specialist for planned care. Use 911 or an emergency department when the condition may be dangerous.
Princeton Medical Group locations, hours and address details
| Office | Published office hours | Specialties currently listed | Local arrival tip |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Princeton 419 North Harrison Street Suites 101, 201, 203 and 204 Princeton, NJ 08540 |
Monday and Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.-noon |
Primary care, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, oncology and hematology, rheumatology and dermatology through August 28, 2026. | The office uses several suites. Do not assume every doctor checks in on the same floor. |
|
Monroe 2 Research Way Building Two, Suite 302 Monroe Township, NJ 08831 |
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. | Primary care, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, rheumatology, sleep medicine and dermatology through August 28, 2026. | Save “Building Two, Suite 302” rather than navigating only to the larger Applegarth Professional Center. |
|
Plainsboro 3 Liberty Street Plainsboro Township, NJ 08536 |
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. | Primary care, endocrinology, oncology and hematology, pulmonology, rheumatology and sleep medicine. | The office is in Plainsboro Village Center near the intersection of Cox Street and Liberty Street. |
Department hours can differ: A building may be open while a particular physician, laboratory or specialty has a different schedule. Confirm the provider, suite and arrival time directly.
Which PMG office is most useful for your service?
Choose Princeton when
- You need the onsite PMG laboratory.
- Your specialist is listed only in Princeton.
- You need published evening or Saturday office availability.
- Your appointment confirmation identifies one of the North Harrison Street suites.
Choose Monroe when
- You live closer to eastern Middlesex County.
- Your provider works in Building Two, Suite 302.
- You need cardiology, pulmonology or sleep care offered there.
- Your referral specifically names the Applegarth Professional Center.
Choose Plainsboro when
- Your provider practices at 3 Liberty Street.
- You need primary, endocrine, pulmonary, sleep, rheumatology or oncology care there.
- The Plainsboro office is the approved insurance location.
- Your appointment notice directs you to Plainsboro Village Center.
Do not transfer yourself between offices. A doctor shown at more than one location may work at each office on specific days. Confirm the actual appointment address before traveling.
How to find the right Princeton Medical Group doctor
Choose primary care or the exact specialty
Start with primary care when you need a regular adult doctor. Select a specialty when the condition or referral clearly identifies the department.
Filter by office
Check whether the provider sees patients in Princeton, Monroe, Plainsboro or more than one location.
Confirm new-patient status
PMG states that primary care is accepting new patients, but an individual provider’s availability can still differ.
Verify the insurance product
Provide the complete network and product name shown on your card, not only the carrier.
Ask whether a referral is needed
Your insurer may require a referral or prior authorization even when PMG allows direct scheduling.
Confirm the suite and floor
The Princeton building uses several suites, and some physicians work on different floors on different days.
Send outside records before the visit
A specialist may need prior imaging, laboratory results, procedure reports or consultation notes.
Provider-selection call script
“I need a [primary care or specialty] appointment. My insurance is [complete plan and network], and I can travel to [Princeton, Monroe or Plainsboro]. Which providers are accepting new patients, at which location, and do I need a referral or prior authorization?”
How to schedule a Princeton Medical Group appointment
| Patient situation | How to schedule | Published response detail | Do not use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| New primary care patient | Submit the official online request form or call 609-924-9300. | PMG says the team will confirm an online primary-care request within 24 business hours. | Emergency or immediately worsening symptoms. |
| New specialty patient | Call 609-924-9300. | The office checks provider availability, referral needs and correct location. | Assuming a web form creates a confirmed specialist appointment. |
| Existing PMG patient | Use InteliChart or call 609-924-9300. | Portal options depend on the provider and appointment type. | Urgent symptoms that require immediate telephone triage. |
| Same-day sick concern | Call 609-924-9300 and ask about primary-care same-day availability. | Availability depends on the day, provider and medical need. | A potentially life-threatening emergency. |
An appointment request is not a confirmed appointment. Wait for PMG to provide the provider, date, time and location before traveling.
How to prepare as a new Princeton Medical Group patient
Select the provider and office
Confirm the specialty, doctor, building, suite and whether the provider is accepting your insurance product.
Complete the correct forms
Use the general registration form and any specialty-specific history form requested by the department.
Transfer useful records
Include recent visit notes, surgery reports, laboratory results, imaging reports and the actual images when required.
Build an accurate medication list
Include prescription medicines, over-the-counter products, vitamins, herbs and supplements.
Prepare your symptom timeline
Note when the problem started, what makes it better or worse, previous treatment and relevant work, exercise or hobby factors.
Verify the expected cost
Confirm network status, deductible, copay, coinsurance and whether tests may be billed separately.
Arrive at the correct suite
The Princeton office uses Suites 101, 201, 203 and 204. Use the appointment message, not the main building address alone.
Specialist preparation tip: Bring the actual imaging disc or electronic image access instructions when the specialist needs to review X-rays, CT scans or MRI images. A written radiology report may not be enough.
What to bring to your Princeton Medical Group visit
Government-issued photo identification
Current primary insurance card
Secondary insurance card when applicable
Referral or authorization information
Medication list with dose and frequency
Medication and food allergy list
Recent outside medical records
Surgery or procedure reports
X-rays, CT, MRI or nerve-study materials
Preferred pharmacy name and location
Home blood pressure or glucose readings
Questions arranged by priority
Prepare a one-minute medical summary
Main problem
Describe the most important symptom or goal in one clear sentence.
Timeline
Explain when it started and whether it is improving, worsening or changing.
Treatment tried
List medicines, home care, prior diagnoses and whether each treatment helped.
What the Princeton Medical Group patient portal can do
Appointments
Request eligible appointments and review upcoming visit information.
Medical records
View information released to the patient portal.
Secure messages
Communicate with the care team about routine, non-emergency matters.
Billing
View eligible bills and follow available payment options.
Reminders
Receive appointment reminders using current contact information.
Online forms
Complete eligible paperwork before arriving to reduce check-in time.
How portal registration works
Confirm the email PMG has on file
InteliChart enrollment instructions are sent to the patient’s recorded email address.
Open the InteliChart invitation
Follow the account-setup instructions rather than creating an unrelated portal account.
Use the web portal or mobile app
PMG directs mobile users to search for InteliChart in the phone’s app store.
Call when you need access before the next visit
Patients without a portal account can call 609-924-9300.
Do not use portal messages for an emergency. A routine message may not be reviewed immediately.
What to check when InteliChart does not show what you need
The enrollment email never arrived
Check spam, verify the email spelling and ask PMG to confirm the address connected with your patient record.
An appointment is not available online
Not every provider or visit type supports portal scheduling. Call 609-924-9300.
A recent result is missing
The test may still be processing or awaiting provider review and release.
An older record is unavailable
Portal access may not contain the complete historical chart. Submit a formal record request.
Your telephone or email changed
Update the information with PMG so reminders and account recovery reach the correct destination.
You see the wrong family member
Stop before scheduling or paying. Confirm the patient name and contact PMG about proxy or dependent access.
The bill is not visible
Confirm whether it is a PMG professional bill, hospital bill, laboratory bill or another provider’s statement.
You need immediate clinical guidance
Call the office instead of waiting for a portal reply.
Princeton Medical Group specialties explained in plain English
| Specialty | What it commonly treats | What to confirm before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Primary care | Preventive care, adult illness, diabetes, hypertension, medication management, physicals and preoperative clearance. | New-patient availability and whether same-day sick care is available. |
| Cardiology | Heart disease, rhythm concerns, blood-pressure problems and cardiovascular testing. | Referral, prior testing and the correct office. |
| Endocrinology | Diabetes, thyroid, pituitary, adrenal, metabolic and hormonal conditions. | Recent laboratory results and any ultrasound or imaging instructions. |
| Gastroenterology | Digestive symptoms, liver conditions, abdominal pain and related procedures. | Referral, fasting, medication changes and procedure location. |
| Oncology and hematology | Cancer, blood disorders, clotting disorders, chemotherapy and hematology consultations. | Preauthorization, financial consultation and records from prior oncology care. |
| Pulmonology | Asthma, COPD, breathing conditions and lung-related evaluation. | Prior chest imaging, pulmonary testing and referral requirements. |
| Rheumatology | Inflammatory arthritis, autoimmune disease and complex musculoskeletal conditions. | Complete the rheumatology history form and bring relevant laboratory results. |
| Sleep medicine | Sleep apnea, insomnia and other sleep-related conditions. | Consultation requirements and whether sleep testing requires authorization. |
| Dermatology | Skin-related care only through August 28, 2026. | Whether your appointment occurs before the service closes and how records will transfer afterward. |
How to use the Princeton Medical Group onsite laboratory
PMG provides onsite laboratory services at the Princeton location so many patients can complete ordered testing without visiting a separate facility.
Confirm that the laboratory order is active
Ask whether fasting is required
Ask whether medications should be taken normally
Confirm the current laboratory hours
Bring identification and insurance cards
Ask whether the lab participates in your network
Ask how and when results will be released
Check whether a follow-up appointment is needed
Do not rely only on building hours. PMG’s public lab page confirms the onsite service but does not publish a detailed daily draw schedule. Call before traveling, especially for fasting or time-sensitive testing.
Laboratory call script
“My provider ordered [test]. Is the order ready at the Princeton onsite lab? What are today’s draw hours, do I need to fast or change medication timing, and should I expect a separate laboratory charge?”
How to request a Princeton Medical Group prescription refill
Contact the pharmacy first
PMG recommends asking the pharmacy to send an electronic refill request to the provider.
Verify the medication details
Confirm the name, strength, directions and correct pharmacy location.
Submit before the medicine runs out
PMG asks patients to allow 48 hours for refill requests.
Call when the pharmacy cannot send it
Use the centralized message center at 609-924-9300.
Ask whether follow-up is overdue
A provider may require an appointment, laboratory monitoring or medication review before renewal.
Contact the office for an urgent shortage
Do not send multiple duplicate requests when the medication may run out before the standard processing window.
Refill approval is not automatic. Controlled medicines, overdue monitoring, expired prescriptions or changes in condition may require direct clinical review.
Insurance accepted by Princeton Medical Group
PMG participates with several major carriers, but many carrier families contain excluded products. Verify the exact product, provider, location and service before non-emergency care.
| Carrier or coverage | Products generally listed | Published exclusions or warning |
|---|---|---|
| Aetna US Healthcare | Selected commercial products. | New Jersey Savings Plus EPO and Aetna Better Health Medicaid or NJ FamilyCare products are excluded. |
| AmeriHealth | Selected AmeriHealth commercial products. | Personal Choice 65 and all Value Network products are excluded. |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield | Traditional PPO and indemnity, managed care and Blue Card. | Medicaid and NJHealth products are excluded. |
| Cigna Healthcare | Selected Cigna products. | All Local Plus plans are excluded. |
| Independence Blue Cross | Keystone Health Plan East. | Personal Choice 65 is excluded. |
| Medicare | Traditional Medicare Part B. | A Medicare Advantage product must be verified separately. |
| Oxford Health Plans | Selected Oxford products. | Oxford Advantage is excluded. |
| UnitedHealthcare | Selected commercial UnitedHealthcare products. | Medicaid, MedComplete and Community plans are excluded. |
Affordable Care Act exchange products listed by PMG
Horizon BCBS New Jersey
- Advance EPO Silver and Gold
- Advantage EPO Bronze and Silver
- Patient Centered Advantage EPO Silver and Bronze
- OMNIA Bronze, Silver and Gold
PMG states that its providers are Horizon OMNIA Tier 1 providers.
AmeriHealth New Jersey
Selected exchange participation is listed, excluding AmeriHealth Value Network and Tier 1 products.
Insurance verification is not a payment guarantee. PMG may attempt to verify coverage, but the insurer makes the final benefit and claim determination.
Insurance-verification script
“My plan is [complete product and network]. I will see [provider] at [Princeton, Monroe or Plainsboro] for [service]. Is the provider and location in network? Is authorization or a referral required, and what deductible, copay or coinsurance should apply?”
How Princeton Medical Group billing and payment work
Online
Use the official PMG InstaMed payment path.
Telephone
Call 609-924-9300 and ask for billing or Patient Accounts.
Mail
Use the address and account information printed on the statement.
In person
PMG states that payment can be made at one of its locations.
Confirm the patient and account number
Have the statement ready before calling or paying.
Identify the service date and provider
Make sure the charge belongs to the correct visit.
Compare the insurance explanation of benefits
Match the charge, allowed amount, insurer payment, adjustment and patient responsibility.
Check for an out-of-network issue
Deductible and coinsurance may be significantly different when PMG or the service is outside the plan network.
Request clarification before disputing the total
Ask which service or procedure each line represents and whether the insurer has finished processing.
Save the payment confirmation
Keep the amount, date and confirmation number.
Digital statements: PMG’s InstaMed system supports electronic statements, previous-statement access and eligible recurring or autopay options.
Billing-question script
“I am calling about the PMG statement for [patient] and service date [date]. The balance is [amount], while my insurance explanation shows [status]. Please explain the charge, contractual adjustment and patient responsibility and tell me whether the claim needs correction or reprocessing.”
What to do about an unexpected out-of-network medical bill
Confirm whether the service was emergency or scheduled
Check whether the facility was in network
Identify every provider involved
Compare the bill with the explanation of benefits
Check whether in-network cost sharing was applied
Do not sign away protections without understanding the effect
Federal help: PMG publishes 800-985-3059 for questions about federal surprise-billing protections.
New Jersey help: For services rendered in New Jersey, PMG lists the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance at 609-292-7272.
Medicare Annual Wellness Visit versus a physical
Annual Wellness Visit
A preventive planning visit focused on health risks, medication review, screening, prevention and what matters most to the patient.
Diagnostic or problem care
Evaluation or treatment of a new or existing medical condition. This can create additional billing even when performed during the wellness appointment.
Published Medicare timing: PMG states that the Annual Wellness Visit is a covered preventive service once every 365 days. Additional diagnostic services can still create patient responsibility.
What to bring to the wellness visit
Completed Health Risk Assessment
New medical and vaccination records
Family health history
Prescription and nonprescription medication list
Vitamins, supplements and herbal products
List of all healthcare providers involved in your care
Money-saving appointment tip: When you have a major new symptom or complex condition to discuss, ask whether it should be scheduled as a separate problem visit instead of adding it to the preventive appointment.
Princeton Medical Group dermatology transition plan
PMG has announced that dermatology services will no longer be available after August 28, 2026. Dr. Darlene Kwee is retiring, and physician assistants Rachel LiVecchi and Gita Roy will also stop providing PMG dermatology care after that date.
Check your next required follow-up date
Do not wait until a prescription, skin check or procedure becomes overdue.
Contact your insurer
Ask for dermatologists who are accepting new patients within your exact network.
Confirm the new office before transferring records
Verify the dermatologist’s name, address, telephone and secure fax.
Complete written authorization
PMG states that it will provide records to the new dermatologist after receiving written authorization.
Request the useful dermatology history
Include biopsy reports, pathology, photographs, medication history, procedure notes and relevant laboratory information.
Ask about medication continuity
Determine which clinician will manage refills and monitoring during the transition.
Provider-search help: PMG directs patients to their insurance company or the New Jersey Medical Society at 609-896-1766 for help locating another dermatologist.
Internal medicine support: PMG states that its Internal Medicine Department is prepared to assist during the transition, but this does not replace specialist dermatology care when a dermatologist is medically necessary.
How to request Princeton Medical Group medical records
Download the Medical Record Release Form
Use the official PMG form rather than writing an incomplete informal request.
Identify the patient completely
Include the legal name, date of birth and current contact information.
Use a specific date range
Request only the dates needed unless a complete chart is necessary.
Select the record types
State whether you need visit notes, laboratory results, imaging reports, procedure notes, billing records or the entire chart.
Name the recipient accurately
Include the doctor or organization, address and secure fax or other approved delivery information.
Sign the authorization
A legal representative may need documentation showing authority to act for the patient.
Email or fax the request
PMG lists medicalrecords@princetonmedicalgroup.com and fax 609-924-3477.
Keep proof of submission
Save the completed authorization, sent email or fax confirmation and request date.
Medical Records
Email: medicalrecords@princetonmedicalgroup.com
Fax: 609-924-3477
Main phone: 609-924-9300
Privacy Officer
Princeton Medical Group, P.A.
419 North Harrison Street, Suite 203
Princeton, NJ 08540
609-924-9300, extension 3302
Possible record fees: PMG’s privacy policy explains that copying, mailing, labor or supply charges may apply in permitted circumstances.
PMG specialty fax numbers for referring offices
| Department | Published fax | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Cardiology | 609-924-2529 | Referral orders, relevant cardiac reports and approved clinical documentation. |
| Endocrinology | 609-252-9728 | Endocrine referral records, laboratory results and relevant imaging. |
| Gastroenterology | 609-497-2771 | Digestive-care referrals and relevant test or procedure reports. |
| Oncology | 609-269-8818 | Oncology referrals, pathology, imaging and treatment history. |
| Primary Care and Medical Records | 609-924-3477 | Approved primary-care referrals and medical-record requests. |
| Pulmonology | 609-269-8812 | Pulmonary referrals, imaging and pulmonary-function information. |
| Rheumatology | 609-655-7466 | Rheumatology referrals, history forms and relevant laboratory reports. |
| Business Office and Patient Accounts | 609-497-4853 | Approved administrative billing documents, not clinical emergencies. |
Fax safety: Verify the department and fax number before sending protected health information. Include only the records needed for the stated purpose.
What to do when something goes wrong
You arrived at the correct building but wrong suite
Check the provider’s appointment message before moving between Suites 101, 201, 203 and 204.
Your online appointment was not confirmed
Call 609-924-9300. A submitted request does not create a confirmed appointment.
The insurer says the product is excluded
Ask about out-of-network benefits, self-pay pricing or another participating provider before receiving planned care.
Your refill has taken longer than 48 hours
Confirm that the pharmacy sent the request and call PMG with the medication and pharmacy details.
The onsite lab cannot find your order
Contact the ordering office and confirm that the order was released to the Princeton laboratory.
The specialist has not received outside records
Verify the signed authorization, date range and receiving fax.
You need dermatology care after August 28
Select a new in-network dermatologist and request transfer before the needed follow-up date.
A preventive visit generated a bill
Ask whether a separate medical problem was evaluated and coded as diagnostic care.
Practical PMG tips that can prevent delays and extra bills
Save the suite number
The North Harrison Street office uses four different suites.
Use the pharmacy first
Electronic pharmacy requests are PMG’s preferred refill workflow.
Allow 48 hours
Do not wait until the final dose to request a routine refill.
Confirm lab hours
Building hours are not a reliable substitute for the current draw schedule.
Read insurance exclusions
A carrier can be listed while your specific product remains excluded.
Separate preventive and problem care
A new medical issue discussed during a wellness visit can create another charge.
Move dermatology records early
Do not wait until after the August 28, 2026 closure date.
Bring actual imaging access
A specialist may need images, not only the written report.
Keep payment confirmation
Save the account number, date, amount and confirmation email.
Princeton Medical Group contact directory
| Need | Contact | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Appointments and general routing | 609-924-9300 | New patients, existing appointments, same-day availability and departmental transfers. |
| Portal enrollment | 609-924-9300 | Confirming the email on file or requesting account setup before the next visit. |
| Prescription refill | Your pharmacy first, then 609-924-9300 | Electronic refill request and centralized message routing. |
| Billing | 609-924-9300 | Statements, insurance processing, self-pay fees and account questions. |
| Medical Records | medicalrecords@princetonmedicalgroup.com | Completed written record-release requests. |
| Medical Records fax | 609-924-3477 | Authorized records requests after verifying the destination. |
| Privacy Officer | 609-924-9300, extension 3302 | Access, copies, restrictions and other privacy-right questions. |
| Dermatologist search assistance | 609-896-1766 | New Jersey Medical Society assistance after PMG’s dermatology closure. |
Map of Princeton Medical Group on North Harrison Street
Princeton Medical Group419 North Harrison Street
Suites 101, 201, 203 and 204
Princeton, NJ 08540
Phone: 609-924-9300
Before navigating: Check whether your appointment is in Princeton, Monroe or Plainsboro. When visiting Princeton, save the suite and floor.
Princeton Medical Group frequently asked questions
What is Princeton Medical Group?
PMG is a Central New Jersey multispecialty physician practice founded in 1946 with offices in Princeton, Monroe and Plainsboro.
What is the main PMG phone number?
Call 609-924-9300 for appointments, portal help, refill messaging, billing and general routing.
Where are the three PMG offices?
They are at 419 North Harrison Street in Princeton, 2 Research Way in Monroe Township and 3 Liberty Street in Plainsboro Township.
Does the Princeton office open on Saturday?
Yes. The official location page lists Saturday hours of 9 a.m.-noon.
How does a new primary-care patient schedule?
Submit the official request form or call. PMG states that online primary-care requests are confirmed within 24 business hours.
How does a new specialty patient schedule?
Call 609-924-9300 so staff can confirm the correct specialist, location, referral and insurance details.
Does PMG operate an urgent-care center?
PMG does not list a separate urgent-care center. Primary care advertises same-day sick visits when available. Call the office for immediate non-emergency guidance.
What can I do in InteliChart?
You may request appointments, review available records and bills, communicate securely, receive reminders and complete eligible forms.
How do I create a portal account?
Use the InteliChart invitation sent to the email PMG has on file. Call 609-924-9300 when you need access before your next visit.
How long does a refill take?
PMG asks patients to allow 48 hours. Contact the pharmacy first so it can send the electronic request.
Does PMG have a laboratory?
Yes. The onsite laboratory is at the Princeton location. Confirm current draw hours and preparation instructions before traveling.
Does PMG accept Medicare?
PMG lists traditional Medicare Part B. Medicare Advantage patients should verify their specific product separately.
Does PMG accept every plan from a listed insurer?
No. Aetna, AmeriHealth, Blue Cross, Cigna, Oxford and UnitedHealthcare have listed product exclusions.
How can I pay my PMG bill?
Pay online through the official InstaMed path, by phone, by mail or at a PMG office.
Why did my Medicare wellness visit generate a charge?
A separate charge may apply when the clinician evaluates or treats a new or existing medical problem in addition to the covered preventive wellness service.
When will PMG dermatology close?
PMG has announced that dermatology services will end on August 28, 2026.
How do dermatology patients transfer records?
Select the new dermatologist and submit written authorization identifying the recipient and records needed.
How do I request other PMG medical records?
Complete the Medical Record Release Form and email it to medicalrecords@princetonmedicalgroup.com or fax it to 609-924-3477.
Official Princeton Medical Group patient tools
The important rules and patient workflows are explained above. Use these official systems when you are ready to complete a live provider search, appointment request, portal login, bill payment or record submission.