Abdul-Razaq Adeniyi, M.D., FACC

Practice: SouthCoast Health

Specialty: Cardiology

Office locations: Savannah, Hinesville

Most recent review: 4 days ago New

1.5K Ratings

667 Comments

Dr. Abdul-Razaq Adeniyi, M.D., FACC, earned his medical degree at Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA. He then finished his fellowship in Interventional Cardiology; West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, General Cardiology; University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN. He is board certified in Interventional Cardiology; General Cardiology; Echocardiography, Nuclear Cardiology; Internal Medicine.

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Very knowledgeable, professional, patient and friendly

(4 days ago) Oct-2026

Dr Adeniyi is first class, professional and takes time with his patients. Very precise and explains everything that’s easy to follow and understand. His entire staff is follows his lead absolutely the best.

(5 days ago) Oct-2026

Professional, knowledgeable and thorough.

(5 days ago) Oct-2026

He took the time to listen and to help possess the issue. I really did appreciate that. Thank you

(5 days ago) Oct-2026

I waited an hour, even though I was on time. Only to see a nurse practitioner. While she was pleasant I was expecting to see my doctor. Very disappointed, very.

(5 days ago) Oct-2026

Very professional

(1 week ago) Oct-2026

Great man.

(1 week ago) Oct-2026

Very knowledgeable, friendly & personable!

(1 week ago) Oct-2026

The absolute best!!!

(2 weeks ago) Oct-2026

This was a great first time Visit

(2 weeks ago) Oct-2026

SouthCoast Health Hinesville, Suite 102

455 South Main St
Liberty Medical Office Building, Ste 102
Hinesville, GA 31313

(912) 527-5335

SouthCoast Health Savannah Campus Building 2

1326 Eisenhower Drive
Bldg 2
Savannah, GA 31406

(912) 527-5100

The career of Dr. Abdul-Razaq Adeniyi, M.D., FACC, as a cardiologist is the culmination of passion and compassion.

While studying biochemistry and molecular biology as an undergraduate, he found great satisfaction assisting refugees through nonprofit work. Medicine, he says, seemed like the perfect way to meld his love for science with his desire to help others.

Ironically, following his heart to medical school eventually led him to specialize in the organ itself. During his internal medicine residency, cardiology proved fascinating.

“I think being able to impact people in a truly dramatic way is probably the most rewarding thing about cardiology as a specialty,” Dr. Adeniyi says. “In my area of interventional cardiology and structural cardiology, I have the opportunity to do it in a wide variety of ways, and I’ve just fallen in love with that whole aspect of the field.”

His work ranges from practicing preventive cardiology as a way to help patients avert heart disease to performing complex procedures, caring for heart attack victims, treating valvular issues, and much more.

Cardiology allows Dr. Adeniyi the opportunity to build relationships with his patients over time as well as foster strong connections with those in emergency situations.

One such experience that took place early in his career continues to have a profound effect on him today. Dr. Adeniyi was treating a critically ill mother in her 40s, who had complex cardiac issues. Not only was the patient’s mortality at stake, but so was the well-being of her children. In the end, Dr. Adeniyi and his team were able to work toward a successful outcome and save the patient’s life.

“That’s always impressed on me the importance of having adequate skills and making the right decisions when treating patients, particularly those who are critically ill,” he says. “And that’s what pushes me to really try and maintain the highest level of expertise in all the subspecialty areas of cardiology that I practice.”

Dr. Adeniyi continues his tradition of practicing compassion outside of the workplace through volunteering and sharing his medical expertise with Savannah’s refugee community.

At home, Dr. Adeniyi enjoys spending time with his wife, visiting his family, and playing soccer and flag football.

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