Kim M. Olthoff, MD

Dr. Lee is a physiatrist specializing in the functional recovery of cancer patients, as well as rehabilitation for primary and secondary lymphedema. He treats a variety of conditions patients may experience during or after cancer treatment, including musculoskeletal pain or weakness, neuralgias, neuropathy, decreased joint range of motion, radiation fibrosis, and fatigue and endurance-related issues. Dr. Lee is passionate about educating his lymphedema patients on the diagnosis and treatment of the condition. As part of his practice, he offers a number of interventions with and without ultrasound guidance for cancer patients, such as corticosteroid joint injections, botulinum toxin injections, and trigger point injections.

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's board-certified doctors and nurses treat babies, children and teens at University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro as part of an ongoing alliance to provide expert care, close to home.

Dr. John August Heim, MD, is a highly regarded thoracic surgeon affiliated with Penn Medicine, specializing in a wide range of thoracic conditions and procedures. With over 319 patient ratings and a focus on patients aged 12 and up, he is recognized for his expertise in minimally invasive surgeries and complex thoracic disorders. As the Chair of the Department of Surgery at Princeton Medical Center and a Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Dr. Heim combines academic knowledge with practical experience. His extensive skill set includes treatments for lung cancer, esophageal disorders, and various chest wall conditions, making him a trusted provider in the field of thoracic surgery. Generated from the website