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Atrium Health Society
Dr. Naomi Adjei, an internal medicine physician in teal scrubs, smiling in warm, low light
Specialty
Internal medicine
In practice
18 years
Languages
English, Twi
Panel
Full at 350 members — waitlist open
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Founding physician

Dr. Naomi Adjei, MD, FACP

“Most of medicine is listening. The diagnosis is usually in the story — if someone has time to hear the whole story.”

Dr. Adjei founded Atrium after twelve years in a health-system clinic where her panel crossed 2,300 patients and her visits shrank to eleven minutes. She kept a note on her monitor that read “what would I do with an hour?” — Atrium is the answer.

Her style is methodical and unhurried: a full history before any test, a written plan after every visit, and a standing rule that no question is too small for the message thread. Members describe her as the first doctor who ever read their chart before walking in.

She carries Atrium's most complex-care panel by design — members juggling several conditions, several specialists, and no one holding the map. Holding the map is her favorite part of the job.

Focus areas

  • Complex multi-condition care
  • Hypertension & heart health
  • Women's health & perimenopause
  • Preventive cardiology

Training & certification

  • MD — University of Michigan Medical School
  • Residency, internal medicine — Oregon Health & Science University (chief resident)
  • BSc, physiology — McGill University
  • American Board of Internal Medicine
  • Fellow, American College of Physicians

Outside the clinic

Early-morning lap swimmer, amateur bread baker, and keeper of the clinic's improbably healthy fiddle-leaf fig.

The rest of the society

Dr. Anand Krishnan, a family medicine physician in a white coat with a stethoscope, smiling

Family medicine

Dr. Anand Krishnan, MD

“Chronic disease isn't managed in the clinic. It's managed on Tuesday nights at the grocery store. My job is to be useful there too.”

Accepting new members

Dr. Omar Haddad, an internal medicine physician in a white coat with a stethoscope, arms crossed

Internal medicine · sports & lifestyle

Dr. Omar Haddad, MD

“The best preventive medicine I know is a body you enjoy living in. Everything else is easier to build on top of that.”

Accepting new members

Dr. Mateo Reyes, a family medicine physician with a stethoscope, smiling in a bright clinic

Family medicine · whole-family care

Dr. Mateo Reyes, MD

“When one doctor knows the whole household, care gets smarter. The kids' strep throat and dad's blood pressure are rarely separate stories.”

Accepting new members

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