Adeoshun, Abosede O Md

Matt 

on Google

a week ago

My wife has had nothing but issues with this clinic! Only reason they must be in business is lack of competition in the field. I won’t get into it, but just read the other recent reviews and it’s pretty consistent to the experiences we’ve experienced, especially with the lady that works the front desk 

Annie Dixon 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I’ve been seeing Dr. Adeoshun for about two years, and while I don’t usually write reviews, my experience has reached a point where I feel it’s important to share. When I first met her, her bedside manner wasn’t the warmest, but I was willing to overlook that as long as my medical needs were handled properly. Unfortunately, over time, I’ve felt increasingly unwelcome and overwhelmed. I’ve repeatedly had to call my insurance, the pharmacy, and the doctor’s office myself every time something wasn’t approved. The office often d... read more

Anna Rod 

on Google

a month ago

If you are looking for a kind, empathetic, patient doctor to help with PMOS (Formally known as PCOS, which is an endocrine disorder, which effects the metabolic function and the reproductive system) and need someone to help you figure it all out and where to start or what to do to get down to the root of the issue, This doctor is NOT it. She not only has abrasive bedside manner, but as a women, has zero empathy for another women searching for help and understanding relating to pcos. What a disappointment. Figured if I could ... read more

britt pryor 

on Google

a year ago

I came to get treatment for hyperthyroid. Graves and hyper runs strong in my family line. My tsh was .42 and because it was in “range” she proceeded to tell me it’s not my thyroid but an issue with my heart and that everyone wants to blame the thyroid. She didn’t touch my thyroid/neck and I had to ask her to order me bloodwork because she was going to let me leave with zero treatment or further investigation. Went back to my primary and sure enough it’s hyper graves and I have thyrotoxicosis. She made me feel like I was ridi... read more

britta pryor 

on Google

a year ago

I came to get treatment for hyperthyroid. Graves and hyper runs strong in my family line. My tsh was .42 and because it was in “range” she proceeded to tell me it’s not my thyroid but an issue with my heart and that everyone wants to blame the thyroid. She didn’t touch my thyroid/neck and I had to ask her to order me bloodwork because she was going to let me leave with zero treatment or further investigation. Went back to my primary and sure enough it’s hyper graves and I have thyrotoxicosis. She made me feel like I was ridi... read more