32-year-old Nigerian, Dr. Foyekemi Adeyemo Ikyaator is
the emergency room physician and Medical Director of Life SaversER
located in Houston, Texas.
A graduate of the
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. The
Nigerian native was practically raised in the States and groomed to care
for the physical well being of people.
No doubt coming from a
structured support system that purported academic superiority, Dr. Foye
received her education on a full academic scholarship. A self-proclaimed
human rights proponent, the silver lining of Dr. Foye is simply helping
people.
Life
Savers Emergency Room was created to meet the medical needs of Houston.
They are a stand-alone emergency room, meaning they are not attached to
a hospital. Dr. Foye enjoy Emergency Medicine tremendously and at Life
Savers ER, they are able to provide the same ER care much more
efficiently than at the hospital because they have an onsite laboratory,
radiology equipment and pharmacy. There is no waiting in line for your
labs to get sent or processed. Nor is there the risk of waiting in the
waiting room for hours to be seen by a doctor.
After completing her residency in Emergency Medicine in 2012, at the Emory School of Medicine and Public Health, in Atlanta GA, Dr. Foye moved to Houston TX. to further her practice. She gained extensive experience working within the St. Luke's Health System. Within a few short years, she decided it was time to do what she wanted to do.
Today,
Dr. Foye direct the free-standing Life Savers Emergency Room where she
can take more time with her patients and counsel them on specific needs
as well as promote the kind of medicine that she believes is necessary
in today's community.
Dr.
Foye is married to Orseer Ikyaator and they are blessed with a boy. Also
see a photo of her as a little girl with her mother, Mrs Foluso Adetutu
Adeyemo.
Source: KUT.ORG
Photo credit: Foyekemi Ikyaator/Facebook
She really be like person wey go too like book pass anything
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ReplyDeleteThis news na today! This is as old can be! Please Libda bring recent news abeg!
ReplyDeleteGood job sis nice 1, here in naija back then we use to ball with ur hubby and and his elder bro (orseer & msoo ikyaator) God bless you guyz...
ReplyDeleteGood for her...but her dentition no de help matters ooo
ReplyDeleteThe only advantage I see to these stand alone ERs is that they would be less congested than the hospital ER. However, they won't be able to handle any serious emergencies...if you are having a heart attack, or if you have to be transported by an ambulance, you'll have to go to a hospital ER. On the other hand, if you're able to walk, why would you go to an ER instead of going to an urgent-care center or a doctors office, which are significantly less expensive? The ER would charge you that crazy "facilities fee" just like the hospital ER. You may not care if you are insured, but eventually the insurance premiums would go up if this trend catches. If you are not insured, well, you've just incurred a significant debt.
ReplyDeleteAbeg make una no vex for me, I'm just reflecting on the benefits of this practice model. I'm certain it can be lucrative for the physician, but I would caution anyone(my Nigerians in Houston) about the potentially high cost to the patient.
whats is the benefit of her success to nigeria i wish she opened in nigeria not in united state
ReplyDeleteWell done you!So refreshing to see a young woman who aspires to be more than a baby mama to some fool!
ReplyDeleteThumbs up!God bless her and her family.
ReplyDeleteOk
ReplyDeleteAm happy for her but don't be fooled y be say na only dere dy go stay we need doctors here. The small one wey we get dy don take am eeeh.
ReplyDeleteNigerians are doing us proud in the State. The ones in India and Malaysia are doing us shame
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That name na oyo name.she s brilliant.congrats to her
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CONGRATS TO HER
ReplyDeleteFoye listen u better kick that lazy benue guy out. That husband of yours fucks girls in Houston and forces them to abort.
ReplyDeleteYour husband has no job, all he does is to brag about your wealth.
Well I have no doubt u forced him to marry u.
listen ladies run from benue men.
One of the few down to earth ,knowledgeable young Doctor's I have ever met. Took care of me with utmost respect and urgency.She surely demonstrated how a person should be treated when sick. Thanks Dr Foye.
ReplyDeleteEd (Houston Tx)