Adekemi Ishola, MD, MBA

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Building Trust and Providing Exceptional Care

A dedicated internist, Dr. Ishola has been making a significant impact in the healthcare industry by empowering her patients to take charge of their health. Currently affiliated with Aylo Health in Conyers, Georgia, her commitment to partnering with individuals to ensure they can lead healthy and happy lives has set her apart as a trusted healthcare provider.

Before embarking on her professional journey, her journey in medicine began at St. George's University, where she obtained her medical degree in 2017. Following her academic achievements, she pursued further specialization in Internal Medicine through a rigorous residency program at Overlook Medical Center in Summit, New Jersey. Dr. Ishola's decision to become a physician stemmed from her unwavering passion for helping people achieve their healthiest selves and thrive in all aspects of life.

With certifications from the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American College of Physicians, she is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to deliver top-notch medical care. She prioritizes building lifelong relationships with her patients based on trust and open communication, allowing her to tailor treatment plans to individual needs effectively. Dr. Ishola's ultimate goal is to support her patients in reaching their full potential and leading fulfilling lives.

Beyond her medical practice, Dr. Ishola enjoys indulging in her hobbies, including listening to and singing music, exploring diverse cuisines, and engaging in activities that promote relaxation and well-being. Her multifaceted approach to life mirrors her holistic approach to patient care, emphasizing the importance of balance and self-care.

She is fluent in English and Yoruba, ensuring effective communication with a diverse range of patients and fostering a welcoming environment within her practice.
Her dedication to patient empowerment, coupled with her expertise in Internal Medicine, makes her a standout figure in the medical community. Her proactive approach to healthcare and commitment to individual well-being set her apart as a compassionate and trusted healthcare provider.

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