What's Happening at PNP

Dr. Sopuru Ezeonu to Join PNP

We are pleased to announce the association of Sopuru Ezeonu M.D., F.A.A.P. with Princeton Nassau Pediatrics, L.L.C. for the practice of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.

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A Message from Dr. Doyle

To all the wonderful families and patients at PNP, With a heavy heart I am writing to inform you that I will be leaving Princeton Nassau Pediatrics.

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PNP Statement on Vaccines

Confusing headlines?  Conflicting advice? We get it. The politics may have changed but the science remains unchanged and strongly supports vaccines as recommended previously by the American Academy of Pediatrics.  

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Pacifiers, thumb sucking, and finger sucking are all common ways babies and young children comfort themselves. In most cases, these habits are a normal part of development and often fade with time.

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About Our Practice

Welcome to Princeton Nassau Pediatrics. We are a group of board certified general pediatricians whose mission is providing the highest level of health care to the children of the greater Princeton, West Windsor, Monroe, Pennington, Montgomery and Hamilton areas. We provide state of the art care for children from infancy through college based on the most up-to-date medical advances. With six locations, we are able to offer routine well care visits, same day sick visits, weekend/holiday and evening urgent care coverage, as well as full in-office laboratory services.

Our Locations

Princeton: (609) 924-5510
West Windsor: (609) 799-5335
Monroe: (609) 409-5600
Pennington: (609) 745-5300
Montgomery: (609) 651-4405
Hamilton: (609) 270-1935

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