Ebob Besong Ogork, MD Internal Medicine in Newnan, GA

4.9 out of 5 –

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Piedmont Physicians at Newnan Professional Center

2401 Newnan Crossing Boulevard East, Suite 200 Newnan, GA 30265

Phone

770-400-7700

Fax

770-254-6086

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Ebob Ogork, MD, earned her medical degree from St. George's University School of Medicine and completed her residency at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center. She received her undergraduate degree in Biology from Kennesaw State University. Dr. Ogork is board eligible and will be taking her Internal Medicine Board Exam in August 2022. Dr Ogork is passionate about primary care and preventative medicine. Her special interest are Obesity, diabetes and hypertension with particular interest in reducing complications from these conditions.
In her spare time, Dr. Ogork enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter. She enjoys cooking, traveling and shopping.
Dr. Ogork is accepting new patients and welcomes most major insurance plans.

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4.9 out of 5

1,081 ratings,

391 reviews

10/13/2026

Great

8/6/2026

I never have a problem when I visit Dr Ogork. Her and her team is always very attentive. The only through I I will say is when I read my notes from care team the first thing it says is that this patient was informed that the visit was recorded by DAX Ambient Listening. What is that? I was never informed of this. Other than that one thing not being true. I have no complaints

8/5/2026

She is a wonderful Doctor, very attentive, caring and knowledgeable.

8/4/2026

Dr. Ogork is the best! I love how she cares about my health and well-being.

7/28/2026

She asked about my needs and advised me on timing for next steps e.g blood test then refill, screening needed now, and what needs to be done later this year