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Ngozi Ukwuoma is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP). With over 23 years of nursing experience, she has worked extensively at the registered nurse and advanced practice registered nurse levels, primarily in psychiatric and mental health facilities and clinics in Houston.
Ukwuoma earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification from Brandman University. She also holds a Master of Science in nursing from Prairie View A&M University.
Born in Nigeria, she immigrated to the United States after high school. She is married and a mother of three adult children. Outside of work, she enjoys watching TV, preparing her native dishes, and spending time with her family.
All patient experience ratings and comments are submitted by actual patients and are received and validated by a leading independent survey company, NRC Health.
Provider was helpless. Knew nothing about me or condition. I felt uncomfortable and very irritated. Will not return or referr any friends. Very unprofessional.
Ms. Ngozi is outstanding.
I love my Dr. and I always look forward to my upcoming appts!
Dr. Ngozi is an exceptional physician. Kind, thoughtful and she truly listens and responds with care and knowledge and kindness.
Thank you for your care.
Great visit. I always feel comfortable with sharing my feelings. Thoughts and emotions.
Above average
I really liked the PA's that listened to me, very nice ladies
Very attentive
I felt very comfortable and well taken care of.
Dr. Ngozi and her staff are kind, welcoming and so very knowledgeable. There is no other doctor I have had experience with who says and means "Don't worry. I will take care of you" throughout our conversation. She takes time to allay my fears and concerns. I cannot ask for anything more from a physician.
It's always a delight
Very good doctor. The medicine prescribed yesterday helped the patient sleep well.
Ngozi is a great professional and she is kind. She is great.
Average
Everyone there treat you with kindness and respect.
I couldn't walk because of a surgery and they put in a wheelchair to get around in the office. They are an exceptional team
Very efficient. Love the telemedicine appointments.
For my first visit I felt very comfortable and really appreciated that they listened to me
The doctor seems like she cares about you
My provider was very welcoming and very informational it was a great experience.
Everything went well! Thank you
The Dr. is amazing. She listens, is professional; yet compassionate. Offers great suggestions and asks for feedback. Also asks for you to contact her if you have a need. Has helped me immensely.
I was under the impression that I was going to have an hour-long session with the psychiatrist. It wound up to be maybe a ten if not less session, $30, and she seemed to have wanted to be in a rush to go out of the office because she's gone away for a month. My medication didn't come in until the day of that appointment, and how was I to tell her what was my condition, if it was better or worse? The medication was nowhere there where I could take it a few days and figure out how it was going to affect me. So I was very, very, very disappointed with the session with my psychiatrist. I drove speedily down to get there to think I was going to be there for an hour, only to be rushed out in ten minutes, if not less. Thank you.
Everything was good from the time I arrived. They took my name, they checked me out, appointment was on time. I sat with the physician or the doctor, listened to me carefully, and she was so helpful. And everything was excellent. That's why I put number 10. Thank you.
The staff was friendlier than usual.
Excellent customer service every time . I really enjoyed the Christmas decorations also
There was a real bad reception, so we were unable to really complete the visit. And I didn't know how to get back in touch with her.
Very professional
1. A doctor should first carefully listen to the patient's medical history. 2. The doctor should not ask the patient, "What do you want me to do for you?" Instead, they should diagnose the patient's condition and guide them on what needs to be done. 3. A doctor should not speak to the patient in a serious or angry manner, nor say things like, "I don't have much time" or "What can I do for you?" If the patient knew how to treat themselves, they wouldn't need to see a doctor in the first place.