Jacquelyn Andrews, MD

Jacquelyn Andrews, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine physician specializing in preventive medicine and evidence-based care. She earned her undergraduate degree summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania, completed post-baccalaureate studies at Columbia University and received her medical degree from Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. Dr. Andrews completed her internal medicine residency at Brown University–Kent Hospital.

Dr. Andrews provides comprehensive adult primary care with clinical interests in longevity and healthy aging, cardiovascular prevention, lifestyle medicine and metabolic health. Her services include preventive and annual health examinations, women’s preventive exams including Pap smears and minor dermatologic procedures such as cryotherapy. She manages both acute and chronic conditions, with particular focus on cardiovascular risk reduction, weight management, women’s health across the lifespan and mental health conditions including anxiety, depression and ADHD.

Dr. Andrews practices thoughtful, evidence-based medicine and prioritizes individualized care. She takes time to listen, explain diagnoses and treatment options clearly, and develop practical, long-term care plans tailored to each patient’s goals. Her approach emphasizes prevention, effective chronic disease management and lifestyle-based strategies informed by Blue Zones research and lifestyle medicine principles, including nutrition, physical activity, sleep and stress management.

Dr. Andrews is conversationally fluent in sign language, supporting accessible and effective communication for a diverse patient population.