General Urology
Most urology starts here: a PSA result that needs explaining, a kidney stone that announces itself, blood where it shouldn't be, or bladder symptoms that have slowly taken over the calendar. Our physicians evaluate and treat the full range of adult urologic conditions, with the testing that matters — lab work, imaging, and office procedures — done on site.
The approach is deliberate: a careful diagnosis before any talk of treatment, conservative options when they're appropriate, and advanced intervention — including robotic surgery — when they're not.
Conditions we treat
Prostate Health & PSA
An elevated PSA is a common reason men are sent to us — and most of the time, it is the beginning of a careful conversation, not a diagnosis. We evaluate prostate concerns methodically and explain every step in plain terms.
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Kidney Stones
Few things get a person's full attention like a kidney stone. We treat stones acutely, remove the ones that won't pass, and — just as importantly — work up why they formed, so the next one is less likely.
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Urinary Symptoms & Overactive Bladder
Frequency, urgency, weak stream, nighttime waking — these symptoms are common, and they respond to treatment once the cause is clear. The first step is finding out what is actually causing them.
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Blood in Urine (Hematuria)
Blood in the urine — visible, or found on a routine test — always deserves an evaluation. Most causes turn out to be benign. The evaluation exists to make sure yours is one of them.
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Enlarged Prostate (BPH)
Getting up several times a night, planning your day around bathrooms, a stream that isn't what it used to be — an enlarged prostate is one of the most common conditions we treat. It is not cancer, and today's treatment options are gentler than most men expect.
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These pages cover the most common concerns we see. If yours isn't listed, call and describe it — that's what the phone is for.
Ready when you are
Request an appointment and our scheduling team will call you back to find a time — or simply call us. Existing patients can use the portal for anything about current care.