Dr. Olu Ogundeji

Family Physician • Southeast Calgary

Dr. Olu Ogundeji is a family physician providing patient-centred primary care at Empathy Collaborative Health in southeast Calgary.

Clinical interests: family medicine, sleep health, primary-care musculoskeletal concerns, and virtual care.

Languages: English and Yoruba.

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Family Medicine

Primary care for non-emergency concerns.

Sleep Health

Assessment of common sleep-related concerns.

Musculoskeletal Care

Primary-care assessment of muscle, joint, and movement concerns.

Virtual Care

Selected consultations and follow-up when appropriate.

Qualifications & Registration

Dr. Ogundeji is registered with the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta as an active physician practising family medicine.

MBBS

Nigeria, 2000

LMCC

Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada

CCFP

Certification in the College of Family Physicians of Canada

CPSA lists family medicine as his practice discipline and specialty, and English and Yoruba as languages of practice. Sleep health and musculoskeletal care are presented as clinical interests rather than specialist designations.

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A Patient-Centred Approach

Dr. Ogundeji’s approach considers each patient’s symptoms, medical history, priorities, and daily life.

  • Your main symptoms and concerns
  • Medical and family history
  • Medications, supplements, and allergies
  • Relevant examination findings
  • Previous tests or treatments
  • How symptoms affect sleep, movement, work, or daily activities
  • Treatment, monitoring, testing, or referral options

Care recommendations depend on individual clinical needs. No particular prescription, test, referral, diagnosis, or treatment outcome can be guaranteed.

Areas of Clinical Interest

These areas reflect Dr. Ogundeji’s family medicine practice and clinical interests and do not represent additional regulated specialties.

Family Medicine

New or recurring symptoms, preventive care, chronic-condition monitoring, medication reviews, mental health, men’s and women’s health, testing decisions, referrals, and follow-up care.

Sleep Health

Assessment of concerns such as difficulty sleeping, persistent snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, unrefreshing sleep, morning headaches, and excessive daytime tiredness.

Musculoskeletal Care

Primary-care assessment of back or neck pain, joint discomfort, muscle or soft-tissue pain, minor injuries, repetitive strain, and reduced movement or function.

Virtual Care

Some consultations and follow-up visits may be suitable for phone or video care when clinically appropriate.

Sleep Health Assessment

A family medicine appointment may help assess sleep concerns such as difficulty falling or staying asleep, snoring, waking while gasping, feeling unrefreshed, or daytime tiredness.

Sleep Apnea Assessment

A physician may review symptoms and risk factors, perform an examination, and determine whether a sleep study or referral is appropriate. Empathy Health’s website does not confirm that sleep studies are performed onsite, so testing may need to be completed through an external sleep service.

Insomnia & Sleep Difficulties

Dr. Ogundeji may assess possible contributing factors and discuss options such as sleep-habit changes, treatment of an underlying concern, medication review, or referral. Medication is not required or appropriate for every sleep problem.

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Musculoskeletal Care

Dr. Ogundeji may assess concerns involving muscles, joints, bones, movement, or pain in a family medicine setting.

Common Concerns

Back or neck pain, joint discomfort, muscle or soft-tissue pain, minor injuries, repetitive strain, and persistent symptoms.

Assessment

The assessment may include movement, strength, sensation, tenderness, or joint function when appropriate.

Next Steps

Care may involve activity guidance, medication review, testing, physiotherapy, follow-up, or referral.

Primary-care musculoskeletal care is not the same as specialist orthopaedic surgery.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Before

Bring your health card, ID, medication and supplement list, allergy information, relevant records or test results, and your main questions. A sleep diary or previous imaging report may also be helpful when relevant.

During

Your main concern and relevant health history will be reviewed. A focused physical examination may be recommended. Sleep or musculoskeletal concerns may require additional questions or examination.

After

Next steps may include monitoring, treatment, testing, medication review, another appointment, or referral. Ask how results will be communicated.

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In-Person & Virtual Appointments

Some consultations and follow-up visits may be suitable for phone or video care. Other concerns require an in-person examination, measurement, test, or procedure.

The clinic or Dr. Ogundeji will determine whether virtual care is appropriate. A prescription, referral, medical form, or test cannot be guaranteed through a virtual appointment.

Request an Appointment With Dr. Olu Ogundeji

Contact Empathy Collaborative Health to ask about Dr. Ogundeji’s current schedule, appointment availability, and new-patient capacity.

Unit 104/106, 11420 27th Street SE, Calgary, AB T2Z 3R6
587-864-4152   •   info@empathyhealthclinics.ca

Requesting Dr. Ogundeji does not guarantee an appointment or attachment to him as an ongoing family physician.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your Questions, Answered

Find answers to common questions about appointments and care with Dr. Olu Ogundeji.

Yes. The CPSA lists Olumide Abiodun Ogundeji as an active physician with family medicine as his practice discipline and specialty.
The CPSA lists Dr. Ogundeji as a family physician, not as a sleep medicine specialist. Sleep health is identified as an area of clinical interest.
The clinic website does not confirm that sleep studies are performed onsite. Dr. Ogundeji may assess symptoms and determine whether testing through an external provider is appropriate.
He may assess common muscle, joint, injury, and mobility concerns in a family medicine setting. He is not listed by the CPSA as an orthopaedic surgeon.
Patient capacity can change. Call Empathy Collaborative Health at 587-864-4152 to ask about current availability.
Certain concerns may be suitable for phone or video care. The clinic or Dr. Ogundeji will determine whether an in-person assessment is required.
The CPSA physician directory lists English and Yoruba as his languages of practice.
Eligible medically necessary physician services may be covered by AHCIP. Forms, reports, third-party examinations, and other uninsured services may involve fees.