Medical Practice Restore Health Will Be Moving To East Windsor

EAST WINDSOR, NJ – Restore Health NJ, a specialized medical practice, will be moving from Cranbury to East Windsor, real estate firm NAI James E. Hanson said.

The medical practice will occupy a 3,761-square-foot medical space in the East Windsor Medical Campus at 300B Princeton Hightstown Road, Suite 202 in East Windsor

Restore Health focuses on mobile, advanced chronic wound therapy. Cranbury was its first NJ office and the new location in East Windsor sits approximately four miles away from Cranbury, which allows for a seamless adjustment for its existing patients, the real estate company said.

Restore First Health has five additional offices located in Georgia.

“After outgrowing their initial space rather quickly since they entered New Jersey in January 2023, Restore Health N.J. was in need of a new medical space for its practice,” said Randy Horning of James E. Hanson.

“We are very pleased to help Restore First Health N.J. continue to grow and provide the community with in-demand healthcare services.”

East Windsor Medical Campus is close to NJ Turnpike, NJ 130 and Route 33 Bypass.

The campus also features a well-established medical tenant roster including Penn Medicine, Windsor Radiology, AdvoCare Pediatrics, Princeton Windsor Internal Medicine and Princeton Rejuvenation.

Five major regional hospitals are also situated within 26 miles of East Windsor Medical Campus.

Penn Medicine’s Princeton Medical Center and RWJ Hamilton are both within 10 miles of the campus, while Capital Health Medical Center is 15.6 miles away, RWJ New Brunswick is 18.4 miles away and Central State Hospital is 25.8 miles away.

The suite is currently under construction and Restore Health is expected to occupy it by the first quarter of 2024.

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