At Atlantic Cove Medical Group, guided by Dr. Collins Ezeuka, we champion a healthcare approach that emphasizes both precision and preventative strategies. We understand that health is deeply personal and multifaceted, requiring more than a one-size-fits-all solution. Our ethos is grounded in a comprehensive evaluation of each patient's unique health profile, believing in the power of informed, holistic assessments to guide our care plans.

While medication plays a crucial role in healthcare, our priority is to consider all aspects of an individual's well-being before recommending pharmaceutical interventions. This thoughtful approach ensures that any prescribed treatments are part of a broader strategy tailored to enhance overall health and prevent future ailments.

We realize that this perspective on healthcare may differ from traditional expectations, and it's not a path that everyone might choose. However, we warmly invite those who value a partnership in their health journey, where decisions are made collaboratively, and every action is taken with the goal of long-term wellness in mind.

In embracing this model, we seek not just to address immediate health concerns but to empower our patients with knowledge and care that integrates seamlessly into their lives. Join us in a commitment to a healthier future, where we work together to navigate the complexities of health and well-being.

Collins Ezeuka, M.D.— was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Ezeuka completed his undergraduate studies, at the University of California, Berkeley— where he studied Neurobiology. Following the completion of his undergraduate studies, Dr. Ezeuka conducted cancer research, at UCLA’s Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center— under the guidance of Dr. Dennis J. Slamon, M.D., Ph.D.

Thereafter, Dr. Ezeuka continued with his cancer research— as a pre-doctoral fellow, at City of Hope’s Beckman Research Institute/California Institute of Technology— in the Department of Cancer Immunotherapeutics & Tumor Immunology, where he worked under the guidance of Andrew Raubitshek, M.D. Upon completion of his cancer research position, Dr. Ezeuka went on to medical school, at Meharry Medical College, in Nashville, Tennessee.

Upon completion of medical school, Dr. Ezeuka completed his surgical internship at Grady Memorial Hospital. Subsequently, Dr. Ezeuka advanced in surgical and medical training at the University of Mississippi. Dr. Ezeuka also obtained an NIH post-graduate fellowship, in Cardiovascular Biology— which he completed at Emory University.

Education and training:

• University of California, Berkeley- Neurobiology
• Medical School - Meharry Medical College, Doctor of Medicine
• University of California, Los Angeles, Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, Fellowship in Cancer
• Emory University, Fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease
• Grady Memorial Hospital (Internship)
• City of Hope/Beckman Research Institute; Cancer research/ Immunotherapy
• University of Mississippi, Residency in General Surgery
• Georgia Institute of Technology, Fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease
• Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Fellowship Protein Expression and Analysis