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Ho Bing Oei
Ho Bing Patrick Oei, MD
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1601 W Hebron Pkwy Ste 100 Carrollton, TX 75010
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Ho Bing Oei

A native of Iowa, Dr. Oei chose to become a rheumatologist due to his interest in immunology and because it is a specialty that promotes continuity of care. His hobbies include tennis, travel and football. Dr. Oei lives in the DFW metroplex with his wife and son.
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Rheumatologist

Gender Male
Training University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Baylor University Medical Center (Dallas)
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1601 W Hebron Pkwy Ste 100, Carrollton, TX 75010
Services Ho Bing Oei provides rheumatology services in Carrollton, TX. A Rheumatologist is trained in rheumatology and is able to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other rheumatic illnesses.

Please call Ho Bing Patrick Oei, MD at (972) 426-8675 to schedule an appointment in Carrollton, TX or to get more information.
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excellent doctor
by clem xxx.xxx.238.131
September 29, 2023
He was not helpful and not proactive. I had severe SI pain when I went to him, as well as other symptoms of AS (axial spondylitis.) I had seen my orthopedic doctor about a month earlier who had told me my problem was inflammatory and rheumatologic. The orthopedic doc told me to go to my rheumatologist. But Dr O immediately blew me off when I told him about the pain and what the orthopedic doctor said. He is a nice guy but he wanted to visit about where he used to live instead of examining or listening to my concerns. I need a proactive, serious doctor, not a buddy. He ordered a SED rate test and the results came back 10x higher than my normal, but he said it was normal. It should have been a huge red flag to him. I have since moved on to a new rheumatologist who is more knowledgeable about axial spondylitis than Dr O was.
by Rheumatology Patient xxx.xxx.49.97
November 06, 2022
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