Princeton Center for Eating Disorders, part of Princeton Medical Center, offers specialized inpatient treatment for children as young as 8, adolescents, and adults struggling with anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders. The center operates within Princeton Medical Center, recognized as a 2022 best Regional Hospital in New Jersey by U.S. News, providing patients access to comprehensive medical care beyond eating disorder treatment. The treatment environment features colorful bedrooms and spaces filled with natural light, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere for recovery. The inpatient program balances daily group sessions with individual therapy within a supportive community where patients can openly express their feelings and concerns. Weekly family therapy sessions complement regular nutrition counseling and meal planning. Every meal includes supportive staff presence in a calm setting designed to reduce anxiety around eating, with vegetarian and kosher options available. The center incorporates stress-reduction activities including yoga, meditation, and expressive therapies through art and music. For school-aged patients, a dedicated classroom staffed by qualified teachers helps students maintain their academic progress during treatment. This comprehensive approach addresses both the psychological and practical aspects of eating disorder recovery within a medically supervised environment.