Dr. Lajewski is a dedicated physician who embraces a holistic approach to healthcare, emphasizing the importance of overall body wellness. He earned his medical degree in Internal Medicine from Rutgers University Medical School in 1999 and completed his residency at Yale University Medical Center in 2002.

A decorated Lieutenant Colonel Chief Medical Officer/Flight Surgeon and Army Ranger in the United States Army, Dr. Lajewski served with distinction through 4 combat deployments before being honorably discharged in 2013 having attained the distinction of Army Ranger. His military service reflects his leadership, resilience, and deep commitment to patient care under the most challenging conditions.
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He also brings a wealth of experience as a private healthcare consultant for the past 25 years, where he provides expert guidance to improve patient care and enhance patient outcomes. He is widely respected for building strong, trusting relationships with his patients and for his unwavering dedication to quality care and continuous improvement. Passionate about long-term health and well-being, he remains at the forefront of medical advancements, ensuring his patients benefit from the latest evidence-based treatments and best practices.


As a speaker and advocate for veterans, I address the intersection of access, stigma, and resilience in underserved communities, with additional involvement on local and national advisory boards in suicide prevention, housing justice, and veteran advocacy. My practice reflects that lived experience, a meeting of heart and expertise, grounded in research and compassion, and tailored to offer the support and strategies that matter most… especially when it matters most.