Dr. Akinniran A. Abisogun, M.D., FACC, RPVI, earned his medical degree at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, NJ, and completed his residency at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI. He then finished his fellowship in Interventional Cardiology, Cardiovascular Disease at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, Interventional Cardiology, and more.
Dr. Akinniran A. Abisogun, M.D., FACC, RPVI, earned his medical degree at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, NJ, and completed his residency at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI. He then finished his fellowship in Interventional Cardiology, Cardiovascular Disease at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, Interventional Cardiology, and more.
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Dr. A was busy but the PA was wonderful
Second best is not bad
The check-in ladies were so nice and friendly (first two from right)
(2 days ago)
Feb-2026
Just met him today and I must say I love his bedside manners already si I'm looking forward to getting to know him as a Cardiologist
(3 days ago)
Feb-2026
the best!
(3 days ago)
Feb-2026
Excellent Doctor!!
(3 days ago)
Feb-2026
Felt a little rushed today and but great doc
(4 days ago)
Feb-2026
He's GREAT MD in all aspect!
(1 week ago)
Feb-2026
Dr. Abisogun is a friendly, professional doctor who listens and cares about his patients!
(1 week ago)
Feb-2026
Always professional and caring
(1 week ago)
Feb-2026
Knowledgeable, observing, cares for his patients . Like his bedside manner
(1 week ago)
Feb-2026
My husband has been a patient of Dr. Abisigun for over 5 years now and we will tell anyone, he is the best. He posses great knowledge and well as good bedside manners. We will not see anyone else. The Raines Family.
Privilege. The word comes up frequently when cardiologist Dr. Akinniran A. Abisogun, M.D., FACC, RPVI, describes his work.
“If you make the right moves, you can really help extend someone’s life. It’s a real honor to be able to do that.”
Giving back, self-sacrifice and service continue to be running themes in this physician’s life. As a child, he watched his father, also a doctor, push himself for the betterment of others. In his teens, Dr. Abisogun found empathy for patients while volunteering in nursing homes and hospitals. And his clinical rotations in medical school proved illuminating.
“The privilege to actually be able to go into a hospital or clinic,” he says of med school, “and talk to people that you could hopefully help in some way was the most powerful thing.”
After becoming exposed to cardiology, Dr. Abisogun, a longtime heart enthusiast, discovered his calling. He says melding his fascination of the organ with his desire to aid those in need became a winning combination.
“With cardiology, you can perform every aspect of medicine from ambulatory care to hospital and critical care to procedural, both simple and complex. It was the perfect blend of everything I wanted to be as a doctor.”
The field’s variety keeps things interesting and drives his professional passion. One day, he may be diving into interesting procedures. Another day, he might find himself navigating a patient through an office visit, coordinating their care.
“It keeps you fresh, and you always have a challenge,” Dr. Abisogun says.
Being ready for these challenges means keeping tabs on the latest advancements in cardiology. He does this as a member of several professional organizations, including The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, and the American College of Cardiology.
“The benefit of being a part of these organizations is that you’re always getting exposure to the latest developments in cardiology,” he says. “It’s all at the forefront.”
In the realm of cardiology, Dr. Abisogun’s primary interests include high-risk coronary interventions, peripheral vascular disease, and care delivery to underserved populations. “The medical literature has shown that health outcomes are not the same in minority groups, especially in African-Americans.” He goes on to say, “we need to take special attention and try to identify any barriers that may stand in the way of all patients receiving optimum care.”
Giving patients the best care possible, he says, sometimes involves simply being present, lending an ear as well as compassion. Dr. Abisogun recalls one of his most impactful patient experiences took place during his residency at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, R.I. His patient had incurable cancer, and specialists had done all they could do medically.
“The most interesting thing about that case was we were able to help the patient and his family in ways medicine never could,” he says. “Just by being there, being supportive advocates, listening to the patient and his family, addressing their needs and concerns, and valuing them and every day they had together as a family on this planet. That really touched the family, and it really touched me.”
Dr. Abisogun’s goal is to offer patients the best possible care. He says being a part of SouthCoast Health allows him to do just that. “It’s really easy for us as physicians to get what our patients need in a timely fashion,” he says. “Since SouthCoast is a large, organized group with many fields, it provides a great opportunity to give comprehensive care to our patients.”
Dr. A was busy but the PA was wonderful Second best is not bad The check-in ladies were so nice and friendly (first two from right)
Just met him today and I must say I love his bedside manners already si I'm looking forward to getting to know him as a Cardiologist
the best!
Excellent Doctor!!
Felt a little rushed today and but great doc
He's GREAT MD in all aspect!
Dr. Abisogun is a friendly, professional doctor who listens and cares about his patients!
Always professional and caring
Knowledgeable, observing, cares for his patients . Like his bedside manner
My husband has been a patient of Dr. Abisigun for over 5 years now and we will tell anyone, he is the best. He posses great knowledge and well as good bedside manners. We will not see anyone else. The Raines Family.