Dr. Ifeoma Ugochukwu, MD

My husband and I both saw this woman years ago as she was a part of a clinic we had been going to and loved her! She cares. She listens. She leaves no stone unturned. She gave me hope in the medical community— so much so that she has not been my doctor in a few years and I still think about how grateful I am for her time. I had been not feeling well and didn’t understand why and this woman left no stone unturned. I can tell you I have not seen a more thorough doctor since. She is a gem and a lovely lady and will work to figure out what your body is trying to tell you. She is a wonderful doctor.

My experience withDr. Ugochukwa was very positive. I had a Teladoc appointment with her. She addressed all my concerns and in the course of my rambling on she was able to extrapolate some other things that I had not made the appointment with her to discuss. She showed great compassion and kindness as I got a bit emotional and she was just great. I would definitely recommend her and this was my first Teladoc experience through my insurance and I thought the appointment and the interaction was great and I’ll definitely use Teladoc again.

I first saw Dr Ugochukwu for an Urgent Care visit at the clinic where my current Primary attends 1 day/wk (All-inclusive Community Clinic). Dr Ugochukwu, even though she is overwhelmed as any physician is that gives their time to a Community Clinic, spent an amazing amount of time getting to know ME, my history, my current conditions, and also too an extra 10-15min researching each one of my current medications & proposed new meds to calculate the summation of kidney stress to be sure she wouldn't inadvertantly cause additional issues in my body. I could continue on with more, but that should give you ample insight into how truly caring & thorough she is. I will be switching to her as my listed Primary Physician on my insurance.

Saw her in urgent care. She spent most of the time talking and not asking questions. Missed half of the symptoms that I was concerned about. I asked her if I had pnuemonia, and she told me not to interrupt her until she got through her talk... without asking me what I was already doing at home she began into a list of what I should be doing, when I said yes, I'm doing that, she again told me not to interrupt until she was done. She did not listen and she did not seem to care.