Dr. Ibikunle Adeola Ojebuoboh, MD

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Dr. Ojebuoboh is a kind, caring, professional who treats his patients like they are family. His staff is just as wonderful! He is down to earth, and responds with courteousy and respect. I can recall numerous times when he has gone above and beyond with heartfelt concern in caring for myself, and my aging parents. Numerous times in the hospital when my mother was very ill, I personally witnessed Dr. O's deep caring and concern for my mother and my family. Dr. O is a rare gem who truly cares for his patients, and anyone fortunate to have him as their physician is truly blessed! I highly recommend him.

I would not change a thing about the friendliness of the office staff, professionalism of the doctor, and the cleanliness of the office. Thank you call for always my experience pleasurable.

Dr. O knows his stuff. People think because he is very direct and to the point he's being rude and short. He is not at all. He will take as much time with you as you need and answer any and all questions. You just have to open your mouth. He's a Dr. not a mind reader. His accent does make it seem like he talking down to you , but it's more that he's speaks proper English. He's actually very knowledgeable. I suggest making a list before you see him and going down that list to address any concerns or questions. Yes, sometimes the wait can be long, so I would schedule first thing in the morning or last appointment of the day.

Doesnt listen to patient poor communication skills wait times in office is terrible needs to have on site lab capabilities

When you have an appointment with Dr. O yes there may be a wait but when you are seen Dr. O will give you as much time as needed.

i will never go to this mans clinic again nor will i ever get him at omh. if i ever have to be admitted to omh i will request another doctor. he is so rude and talks to you like you are nothing. he puts his paints on the same way i do one leg at a time so please get a life and i hope u change your ways for your patients if not iam sure you will lose more than one.