We Provide the Care You Need
Expert Urologic Care, Close to Home.
Texas Regional Urology provides compassionate, cutting-edge urologic care for men, women, and children across northern Houston. Our board-certified urologists care for patients at three convenient locations.
Three Locations
Tomball, Woodlands, Kingwood.
Board-Certified
Medical-center expertise.
All Ages Welcome
Urologic care for every age.
Se Habla Español
Care in English and Spanish.
A little about us
Why Patients Choose Texas Regional Urology.
Texas Regional Urology has been a trusted name in urologic care for more than a decade. Our team of four board-certified urologists and dedicated support staff provides comprehensive care for the full spectrum of urologic conditions — from routine screenings and kidney stones to advanced robotic cancer surgery. With offices in Tomball, The Woodlands, and Kingwood, we bring medical-center-level expertise to your neighborhood.
Personal Attention
The urologist who diagnoses you is the one who performs your procedure and follows your care for years afterward.
Leading Technology
We operate using leading-edge technology. Including robotic surgery with the da Vinci Surgical System.
Accepts All Ages
We offer comprehensive care for adult and pediatric patients. We are here to help you, no matter what age you are.
Houston Hospitals
Affiliated with Houston's leading hospital systems, including Houston Methodist, Memorial Hermann, and HCA Houston Healthcare.
A Message from our Providers
The TRU Story.
Behind every procedure and appointment is a team that chose this work for a reason. Meet our board-certified urologists and hear the story of the practice in their own words.
Full - Spectrum Urologic Care
Conditions We Treat.
Our urologists specialize in diagnosing and treating the full range of urologic conditions for men, women, and children.
Testimonials
This is What Our Patients Say About Us.
Urology isn't an easy thing to talk about, which makes it all the more meaningful when patients take the time to share their experience. Here's what they've said about the care they received at Texas Regional Urology.
Questions & Answers
Learn More About The Care We Provide.
Usually no — check your insurance plan first.
We accept self-referred patients, but HMO and some Medicare Advantage plans require a referral from your primary care physician for coverage. Call the number on your insurance card, or call our office at 281-290-9800 and our staff can verify it for you.
Often same-day, at three convenient locations.
Unlike many specialty practices, we typically offer same-day appointments and keep flexible hours five days a week. Our offices are in Tomball, The Woodlands, and Kingwood, serving Spring, Champions, Conroe, and the greater north Houston area.
A conversation, a focused exam, urine sample.
Bring your photo ID, insurance card, medication list, and any prior labs or imaging, and arrive with a comfortably full bladder since a urine sample is part of most workups. Depending on findings, we may perform a bladder scan or order additional testing.
Yes — we treat men, women, and children.
Urology covers the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract in every patient, including incontinence, pelvic pain, recurrent UTIs, and kidney stones in women. We also see pediatric patients for congenital conditions, urinary infections, and bedwetting.
Usually not — most elevated PSAs aren't cancer.
PSA also rises with an enlarged prostate, infection, recent ejaculation, cycling, and age, so the trend over time matters more than any single number. Next steps may include repeat testing, an MRI, or a biopsy, and many cancers we find are slow-growing enough for active surveillance rather than immediate treatment.
Minimal pain; most men resume work quickly.
Our no-scalpel technique uses a small puncture instead of an incision under local anesthetic, taking about 15–20 minutes with soreness that resolves in a few days. You are not sterile immediately — a follow-up semen analysis is required to confirm the vasectomy worked.
Hydrate and call us the same day.
Most small stones pass on their own with fluids and pain control, but we can confirm the diagnosis with imaging and offer lithotripsy or ureteroscopy when a stone is too large or obstructing. Go to an emergency room for fever, vomiting, or pain you can't control at home.
Blood in urine, pain, or abnormal PSA.
A urologist is the right call for blood in the urine, testicular lumps or pain, recurrent urinary infections, difficulty urinating, or an elevated PSA. Blood in the urine deserves evaluation even if it happens only once and goes away on its own.
We Are Here For You
Don't Put Off the Visit.
Most urologic problems are easier to treat the earlier we see them — and most patients are surprised how quickly we can get them in. Call us and we'll find you the soonest appointment that works — in Tomball, The Woodlands, or Kingwood.
