Uchechukwu M. Obih, MD
Seattle, WA 98104
Swedish Rheumatology - Seattle
515 Minor Avenue, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98104
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About Uchechukwu M. Obih
Rheumatologic diseases are a complex group of illnesses that can manifest in different ways and can potentially be debilitating to those they affect. Dr. Obih believes that thoroughness, insightfulness, and compassion are essential in not only making and treating a clinical diagnosis but in understanding the patient living with the diagnosis. Her patients are the center of her care, and are an integral part in her providing the best, up to date, individualized treatment plans. Outside of work, Dr. Obih enjoys spending time with family and friends.
University of Washington School of Medicine
2016
Carolinas Medical Center
2014
Louisiana State University
2011
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Rheumatology
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Swedish Patient
Dr. Obih was excellent, addressed any concerns I had.
Swedish Patient
Very through. I felt heard, but appreciated her caution in making a correct diagnosis
Swedish Patient
The staff and providers are great
Swedish Patient
This was a new patient appt that I waited about 7 months to get. The long wait was frustrating. Yet the appointment and care once there was good.
Swedish Patient
Dr Obih was very thorough and took her time. All registration, techs, CNA, MAs were so nice and welcoming. Best care I've had in years at a specialty clinic!
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