Dr. Jeffrey Fink, MD

I went to him seeking help for two different situations. He helped me to prioritize. Its explanations were thorough and very understandable and layman’s terms. His staff is very Personable Professional. The surgery went exactly as he said it would and the recovery was explained well. I just saw him for a trigger finger surgery. And seek his professional opinion on basil joint Surgery for my other hand.

Terrible dr, constant pain after. I would not recommend him. My finger is disfigured.

Seen on time for an emergency visit. Staff was very helpful. Dr. is very skilled and knowledgeable. He explained the condition, procedure and expectations well. Procedure was painless and thorough (even his anesthetic injections were painless) and he gave me good post op instructions and follow up care. I highly recommend this doctor.

Dr Fink is an excellent hand specialist. I was treated with respect and I knew he had my best interest in mind. My surgery went well and Dr Fink was kind and informed me about everything that he was doing. My nurse Rosemary was very kind and compassionate. I was very satisfied with everything.

I have had 3 hand surgeries done , they have all been amazing fast recovery no visible scaring . Back to normal in weeks. Dr Fink is an amazing doctor

I have suffered with pain on my right thumb for years. Dr. Fink was able to take x-rays right at his office. Was saved time and money! I finally had my surgery that I put off for years. I was so surprised that I had no pain, just discomfort. I have been back to work in 6 days. Dr. Fink is the best. I'm so thankful for his expertise. I would recommend him to anyone for any hand problems or concerns.

Dr Fink was great! He ran on time, explained, took my xrays and showed me right in the xray room what was going on. As he dictated to my primary care, he stopped and clarified a couple of things with me before continuing. He asked if I had any questions or concerns and then said he would see me the following week

I went in for bilateral hand pain. He did a bunch of maneuvers to try to recreate the pain to no avail. He did xrays and said everything was normal (you can't see nerves on xrays). He said it was possibly a thoracic injury which "usually happens to women in their mid-30s, who slouch, and are overweight." He looked me up and down and added "...and you've got a lot of that going for you." Needless to say I would never recommend him to anyone, ever. I got a second opinion and am finally being sent for a nerve conduction study with a doctor who doesn't blame every single ailment they can't immediately understand on weight.

I had 6 trigger fingers released, two carpal tunnels, two thumb repairs. my hands are great years later. Excellent work and I have recommended Dr. Fink to several friends who also had repairs.

I have seen Dr. Fink 2 times, 23 years apart. He was dismissive and said there was nothing wrong with my hand. I had a trigger finger which I ended up getting much therapy on. 2nd visit, Jan. 2019, he's still dismissive and basically useless. I was in a motorcycle accident and my finger healed incorrectly. He said I could learn to live with the issue and that surgery wouldn't be worth it. i;m getting a second opinion.

Dr Fink was very thorough with my options for my broken finger. We decided against surgery and he was set and place and re-evaluate. I've since regained full motion.

Waited 1-1/2 hr and still no Dr Fink..... I left, he obviously didn't care about me.

Dr Fink is a very good surgeon. However, his bed side manner needs work. Felt rushed during the appointment.