Without a specific, personalized and actionable plan to manage and limit stress in and out of the classroom, many teachers remain vulnerable and at risk for increased physical and emotional health problems – often with potentially serious medical consequences over time. Adverse health consequences of chronic stress include:

• High blood pressure (increased risk of heart disease and stroke)
• Digestive problems
• Weight gain
• Sleep problems
• Memory and concentration impairment
• Headaches
• Anxiety
• Depression

Every teacher can and should benefit in managing stress and maintaining good health through a relationship and care from a qualified, experienced and caring medical doctor

Andrew Fink has been a practicing physician in Hackensack (and serving all of Bergen County) for over twenty years.

Fink maintains a solo, private practice and consistently provides all of his patients with one-on-one medical care the way it used to be and was meant to be

Fink works with teachers on an individual basis to maintain and optimize good health, including

• medical monitoring of health vitals
• ongoing monitoring and treatment of existing/recurring medical conditions
• nutritional and exercise guidance
• developing personalized action plans for managing stress
• being there for his patients as a health coach, guide, partner and protector

Fink offers special, convenient hours and preferred appointment times for teachers (early morning and mid to late afternoon)