Dr. Chisom Nwachukwu, MD works in Mansfield, TX as
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I was admitted for Acute Acalculous cholecystitis. However, I thought I was only going into the hospital for acute stomach pain, something that could be fixed with a prescription. Once I was moved to my permanent room for additional care after my surgery. I was greeted with Dr. Daisy smiles. She was one of the first Doctors that greeted me and my family with a source of detailed information and knowledge. As we all were faced with what was to come she was patient, thoughtful and very informative as to what was going on with my care. Dr. Daisy, was like no other doctor I have yet to see in my 55 year of life. During my pain, my confusion and fear she was always there to remind me and my family that we were in good hands with her and her team . If indeed I ever need to return, I will be sure to request Dr. Daisy to handle my medical needs. Dr. Daisy would be my first choice for patient care should I ever need a caring & loving doctor like her again. Sincerely , Mrs. Lecia Adams
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Dr. Nwachukwu's office is located at 2700 E Broad St Mansfield, TX 76063.
Dr. Nwachukwu has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 4 times.
Dr. Nwachukwu is board certified in
Dr. Nwachukwu has been practicing as an Internist for 18 years.
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