Adebambo Ojuri's Online Review Report Card
Adebambo Ojuri
1.6
Average Star Rating
58
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Adebambo Ojuri's Reviews
Horrible and tragic...because of him I suffer now of PTSD
This man should lose his license. For starters, he has a full office of patients waiting on him to show up for 30 minutes past their appt time. His office staff doesn't even think ahead and put you in a room so you are ready for when the Dr shows up. I had 2 ultrasounds done with this dr one in the office and the other at an outside imaging center. I had knee surgery, so I could not make it to my follow-up & asked that he call me to provide results. It has been four months, and still no follow-up. I had to call the imaging center to get a copy to find out that I have a health concern with my liver, and this quack dr couldn't even do the basics in following up via phone. It takes literally 5 minutes of your time in a new world of COVID; this should be second nature. The dr doesn't care about his patients, whether they are in the office or not. You should surrender your license because you clearly do not care about the standard care of your patients.
I’m 78 years old and have seen various doctors for decades. For the first time, I decided to write a review to share my experience with this doctor. I’ve never encountered this level unprofessionalism and disregard for a patient as I have with Dr. Ojuri. When he made me wait over an hour (during COVID) for a 10-min consultation, I should’ve already been suspicious of his poor time management. But since he was the doctor my insurance approved, I went ahead and made an appointment. My first appointment for an endoscopy (which requires me to fast before the procedure) was canceled the day before because he was going to be out that day. They rescheduled my endoscopy for the following week. On the day before my second appointment, his office called me again to cancel. I was rescheduled for the third time. Given the history of first two appointments, I decided to give his office a call the day before to confirm if my procedure was still on. I got his answering service, so I left a message to call me back to confirm if my appointment was still good. I didn’t get a call for a cancelation so I assumed it was on and proceeded to fast and prepare for my procedure. I no longer drive so it’s a hassle to get a ride to and from the place. When I arrived on the day of my appointment, I was informed that my name wasn’t on the list for endoscopy that day. No one even bothered to call me the day before! I then decided to Google this doctor to see if my experience was an anomaly. Sure enough, I’m was not alone. The reviews for Dr. Ojuri were overwhelmingly negative. My only regret was not Googling him before making an appointment with him. This doctor wasted almost a month of my time because I now have to start over with another doctor. I just hope this delay hasn’t made my medical problem worse.
I’m 78 years old and have seen various doctors for decades. For the first time, I decided to write a review to share my experience with this doctor. I’ve never encountered this level unprofessionalism and lack of disregard for a patient as I have with Dr. Ojuri. When he made me wait over an hour (during COVID) for a 10-min consultation, I should’ve already been suspicious of his poor time management. But since he was the doctor my insurance approved, I went ahead and made an appointment. My first appointment for an endoscopy (which requires me to fast before the procedure) was canceled the day before because he was going to be out that day. They rescheduled my endoscopy for the following week. On the day before my second appointment, his office called me again to cancel. I was rescheduled for the third time. Given the history of first two appointments, I decided to give his office a call the day before to confirm if my procedure was still on. I got his answering service, so I left a message to call me back to confirm if my appointment was still good. I didn’t get a call for a cancelation so I assumed it was on and proceeded to fast and prepare for my procedure. I no longer drive so it’s a hassle to get a ride to and from the place. When I arrived on the day of my appointment, I was informed that my name wasn’t on the list for endoscopy that day. No one even bothered to call me the day before! I then decided to Google this doctor to see if my experience was an anomaly. Sure enough, I’m was not alone. The reviews for Dr. Ojuri were overwhelmingly negative. My only regret was not Googling him before making an appointment with him. This doctor wasted almost a month of my time because I now have to start over with another doctor. I just hope this delay hasn’t made my medical problem worse.
Terrible, told my mom in order for her to get a new liver someone else has to die and made it seem like she wasnt worthy of saving. And then proceeded to tell us she is ok with just a 5% liver and quality of life wasnt something we should concern ourselves with. And then told us they couldnt prescribe any medication because they didnt have the correct licenses. It felt like a butcher shop. And made the distinction that she is beyond saving. Bed side manners was herendous didnt explain what we needed to do and didnt tell us what steps we needed to perform.
My husband had an appointment with Dr. Fan at the Long Beach office and when he arrived, he was apparently seen by Dr. Ojuri who did not introduce himself or even do an exam - just asked a couple of questions and ordered an endoscopy. Then it got bad with the front office staff. A doctor's visit with our insurance is a $20 copy. However, whoever was handling his paperwork when he was in the office disagreed and insisted that he pay the full deductible, which is $150. So he did. The next day I spoke to my insurance carrier to confirm the $20 copay and then called the office to discuss. After much back and forth, Marlene in the office finally confirmed that yes, it should have been a $20 copay. The office then waited until early May to file a claim with our insurance carrier (visit was 3/10/20). The explanation of benefits clearly shows that it’s a $20 copay. Then the office had the audacity to send a bill for the $20 copay instead of a refund check for $130. Each time I call either Marlene is not available, or I get the answering service. I sent them a letter two weeks ago and have had no response.
I have taken my dad to this office location more than 5 times, and im very sad to say each visit was a horrible experience. First and foremost they called to cancel an appt. for my dad on the day of the appt. and keep in mind I had to take time off work to take my dad to these appts. Secondly they’ve misplaced his paperwork each time we had a visit the wait time is impeccable, they are very unprofessional thirdly Dr. ojuri speaks to us in a loud rudely manner has no sincerity when presenting bad news and has multiple times told us “what u want me to do”. Fourthly they’ve sent out incorrect code to his insurance company for a prior authorization approval for a procedure that need be done, which counts for longer wait time. I’ve walked out of his office with tears in my eyes because of the lack of compassion he has for my father “his patients” and hearing multiple times “what u want me to do” why are you here” there’s nothing I can do” in the most insincere way possible.
First of all, I had to wait 30 min for the doctor! If that wasn't bad enough he told me "do I have to explain it to you again?" He has a horrible bed side manner. He was very impatient. I will never go to him again. I'm going to ask for another doctor. I would never recommend him to my worst enemy.
Not sure how this practice stays in business. My husband has lost over 40 lbs in 6 months. He has had every test there is but still no real cause. Went to Dr. Ojuri to get an endoscopy exam as a last result. He did a Pillcam capsule ingestion on April 3rd. Today is May 17th and we do not have the results. We have called the office many times and get the run around. i.e. only one doctor can read the results; Dr. may be in next week; then, results read but Doctor hasn't signed. Bad svc.
This doctor and his staff is probably one of the worst for patient care that I personally have come in contact with. He wanted to have a test done before he did a diagnosis, which was fine, but after 2 weeks of waiting we found out that he/his staff never put in for the authorization. We contacted them and they said it was the insurances fault. A week later it still wasn't in the system and we contacted our case manager and she check and said it wasn't in the system. Finally we got the autho' and the office had put the wrong code in so it had to be rescheduled. Two weeks later the request still hadn't been put in the system so our case manager had to get involved again. The office is incompetent and do not tell the truth. We saw the doctor after the test and he couldn't find anything so he just gave up and said we need to go to a terciary (sp)center. I asked him if it was his wife what would he do and he ignored my question like I never asked it. Between the doctor and his staff this was one of the worse doctors experience I have ever had. My wife has been in severe, chronic pain for 6 months and saw him 4 months ago and we are no closer to finding the answer to her pain. Do not go to this doctor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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