New Patients
Save time by printing and completing the New Patient Form and bring it with you (completed) to your first appointment.
Additional forms you may need for your appointment:
Patients may choose to seek care from a urologist on their own or they may be referred by other primary care providers or specialists. In most cases, it is best to visit a general practitioner first as your primary care provider will gain a good understanding of medical concerns and help direct you to the proper specialist. For certain ailments, concerns, procedures, or problems, some patients may bypass a trip to primary care and visit urology first.
It is important to consider insurance requirements (referrals, second opinions, optional procedures, etc.) when consulting with a urologist.