Dr. Olufemi Oyekan Office. File photo by Nicole Ramsay/Blackburn Media.
Sarnia

Sarnia's Newest Doctor is Accepting Patients

Family medicine requires a highly specialized skill set of its own. Over the course of their day, a family doctor may need to address everything from a child's ear infection and Type II diabetes in a middle-age adult, to an elderly person's concerns about recently developed dizzy spells.

If you are in search of a Family Doctor who can handle all of your family's concerns, then contact the office of Dr. Olufemi Oyekan. Both a husband and father of three, Dr. Olufemi Oyekan recently relocated to Sarnia when he became aware of Sarnia-Lambton's family physician shortage.

His resume is impressive. After training in the United Kingdom at Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital, Dr. Oyekan then completed a two-year fellowship with Mid and South Essex University, where he focused on Geriatric Medicine and the complex needs of older adults. Now with 14 years of clinical experience to his credit, Dr. Oyekan's approach to family medicine continues to be grounded in compassion, respect, and a strong commitment to helping patients manage their health with confidence and dignity. He is also a big proponent of preventive health, and supporting patients in making informed decisions about their wellbeing.

Dr. Oyekan is currently accepting patients of all ages, including children at his practice in Point Edward's DMI Building. You can contact his office by calling 519-312-6761 or fax 587-760-1950

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