Dr. Adewale Oluwaseun Adeniran, MD

Wait less than 5 minutes, friendly staff yet professional demeanor! Dr. Adeninran has bbc a b pleases bedside manor.

The doctor was listening to what I was saying about my back and show compassion. I pray that he will get me a great Pain DR. That's all. I also liked the staff. Very very kind.

Very attentive, very thorough. Made sure I understood what was going on and what our next steps will be. Would definitely recommend him.

Outstanding Service!! Dr. Adeniran and his staff truly care for their patients. Very knowledgeably, explains, and LISTENS to his patients

Though the visit discussion was short it was pleasant. The doctor was concerned about what I might think I might need determined my ability to function. Defines a proefficient doctor.??

Dr. Adeniran has provided me with the best service possible, and has always treated me very professionally, with patience, courtesy, and empathy. I would highly recommend him!

Im glad God gave me the wisdom to do a 2nd opinion which was Dr. Adeniran. My 1st experience was with great staff. Gabby followed thru & was very helpful. Dr.A 1st bisit was awesome. He was thorough & so I picked him as my surgeon. The day of the surgery the "A Team" showed up & was courteous, thoughtful & helpful. Therefore I would like to thank them that gave me a successful surgery. Highly recommended. Bud Graham

Great bedside manner. Explains diagnosis and treatment options clearly and in laymans terms.

De. Adeniran is very knowledgeable and concise. Yet, it takes hours for him to see you. Every time I’ve seen him - I’ve had to wait ~1-2hrs for him to finally come in to a scheduled appt. I’ve scheduled am and pm appts and either way. It’s still the same thing - late. The staff of friendly and apologizes for his tardiness. He’s a good doc - but if you schedule an appt beware. You will have to take at least half a day off.

Dr. Adeniran would be my rec if somebody I knew had neck/back/shoulders issues and didn't already have a provider they trusted. Our visit was very close to a waste of both of our time (this is what happens with a multi-specialty practice when you don't think to *really* specify), but I did get confirmation of two important things. A) yeah, I definitely still had MRI-visible back/neck/shoulder damage that surgery was NOT a viable option for and B) the intermittent pain pattern I described to him got a "not the MOST common pain pattern for your imagery, but not unheard of either". (That was mostly a relief due to having just been through a PT evaluation where it felt like the PT had an issue *with* my pain being intermittent.) Classy doc :).