Our Mission & Values

A urologic problem shouldn't cost you a day of driving and parking. Our three offices sit in the neighborhoods our patients live in, each across from a hospital, with the full range of evaluation and in-office procedures available on site. The expertise is the same as you'd find downtown. The commute isn't.

Urologic problems rarely wait politely for the next available appointment. A kidney stone doesn't, and neither does the anxiety of an abnormal PSA result. We ensure fast appointments for all patients.

Much of urology involves subjects people have spent years not discussing — leakage, erectile dysfunction, blood where it shouldn't be. We don't make patients work to bring those up, and we don't soften the answers once they do. You'll get a plain explanation of what's happening, what the options are, and what each one costs you as well as what it offers.

Some prostate cancers are better watched than treated. Some kidney stones pass on their own. Some men with an enlarged prostate need nothing more than a change in fluid timing. We'd rather tell you that than schedule a procedure — and when surgery genuinely is the answer, we'll say that just as plainly.

The urologist who diagnoses you is the one who performs your procedure, reviews your pathology, and tracks your results for years afterward. Continuity isn't a scheduling convenience; it's how a physician recognizes that something has changed.

Urology is widely assumed to be a men's specialty, and that assumption keeps women from getting help for problems we treat every day. We care for men, women, and children — and several of our providers practice in both English and Spanish.