After six long years of searching for answers and real help, my husband was finally referred to Dr…read more Jennings at Clinical Urology Associates in 2022--and that referral changed everything. From our very first visit, Dr. Jennings stood out in a way that is rare to find. He is thorough, attentive, and genuinely kind, but what truly sets him apart is that he treats the patient--not just the problem. He took the time to understand not only my husband's medical concerns, but also how those issues were impacting his quality of life. That level of care is something you don't forget. Having worked closely alongside a cardiologist for eight years, I've seen firsthand the difference between physicians who simply treat conditions and those who truly care for people. Dr. Jennings is, without question, the latter. What impressed me even more was that after two years without a visit, he remembered specific details about my husband--details that go far beyond what's written in a chart. That speaks volumes about his character, his attentiveness, and the pride he takes in caring for his patients. Despite his thoroughness, Dr. Jennings is also incredibly respectful of your time. He manages to give each patient the attention they deserve while keeping visits efficient and well-paced--a balance that is not easy to achieve, yet he does it seamlessly. If you have been searching for a urologist who listens, cares, and truly partners with you in your health journey, I cannot recommend Dr. Jennings and Clinical Urology Associates highly enough. We are beyond grateful for the role he has played in my husband's healing and the direction he provided when we needed it most.

Went this morning with a pain level of 10 on a scale from 1 to 10, let them know I had been to the…read moreE R 3 times with the pain in the past 2 years with the last visit needing a ambulance. if your having real pain wouldnt suggest this center for help no concern of pain .

ALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS MY OPINION OF WHAT HAPPENED TO ME…read more First I had a prostate microwaving by Dr. Manish Shah that did NOT help my BPH symptoms (Prostate enlargement)--He insisted that I needed a Transurethral Resection of the Prostate or TURP for "definitive therapy" and so I consented to one. It caused anorgasmia or orgasmic sensation loss and he operated on me when I was NOT numb. I felt the insertion of the instruments and the cutting before being knocked out! Of Orgasm, he had said "IT will feel the same."(Absolutely NOT! ) After the operation didn't fix my problem but in fact made it WORSE, 3 weeks and 2 days later I had a second TURP operation. That only put me back to where I had been and then 3 months later I had TURP #3. It made no difference in fixing my urinary trouble. At the second operation I had another faileed spinal and despiteme saying I did NOT want anything down my throat, he directed the anestheologist to "Convert to a general-- we've wasted enough time." Note in the photo posted that he is NOT wearing a mask in the O.R.-- he NEVER did for any of my 3 operations..... I complained of testicular pain that he explained away as infection. It was an inguinal hernia that required almost immediate surgery to fix (by another physician)--IMMEDIATELY after His 3rd operation on me I developed Peyronie's DIsease that is horrible and for which treatment is on-going... He never offered to help me find anyone who could "fix" me nor did he apologize for the mess that followed his 3 failed operations....He did not tell me that a side effect of the drug AVODART (or Uraxatrol or Flowmax) that he prescribed could be breast enlargement or gynocomastia. After it happened to me, he seemed to dismiss it, by saying that the problem only happned to 1/2 of 1% of patients....well that would be 100% of ME. How sensitive or carring was he about the embarassing problem? He actually joked about it in the presence of his female nurse (who was later my student) by making reference to my "man boobs." How is that for professional demeanor? He also demeaned 2 physicians to me, one a urologist in another city, and the other a local cosmetic surgeon. My OPINION is that I would have been better off having had NO treatment at all or to have seen a veternarian. When I detailed sexual problems to him 13 times, he NEVER offered any direction for help. I had to find the specialy clinic in BIrmingham on my own. In 2009 I saw a world famous specialist in California, Dr. Irwin Goldstein, who confirmed the damage I had from the TURPS..... PS- I just had yet another operation because of problems from his operations- the second bladder neck incision operation in thepast 2 years

I don't give 5 stars for just ANYBODY - but this doctor's office deserves every one of them!…read more When I had my regular appointment with my primary care physician, I was referred to Dr. Chapman. My doctor's office made the referral appointment for me, and I was very pleased to be able to get in to see him so soon - in just 5 days. I got to the office on time - was given 2 sheets of paper to fill out that wasn't in the 'online' version - and took care of doing the things you have to do when visiting a urologist. Typically I get gun shy, but luckily for me, everything came out as expected... After filling the cup, my wait was less than 15 minutes until I was called to be seen. I did all the 'new patient Olympic tricks' - checked my height, my weight - my blood pressure - temp - and was taken to 'the room' to wait for Doctor Chapman. The room was as comfortable as you can be, waiting for a doctor. I could overhear him talking to the patient in the next room - couldn't understand what they were talking about - but he was answering the patient's questions thoroughly - and that already impressed me. I like it when my doctor answers my questions, so there's another 'plus' mark in my ratings book. When he came into the room, he introduced himself - and I in return - and he started asking questions about the answers and concerns I had indicated on the forms that I had filled out. He listened to my questions - and answered them very professionally. He followed up with more info insuring me that he was giving me good information - and that he cared about my overall health and well being. We talked about a game plan he is going to put me on, and I look forward in working with him very much. He ordered some blood tests, and scheduled my next appointment with him - and now comes the 'fun' part... Time to meet the vampire who'll take my blood! I don't like having my blood drawn. Unless it's with a pen or a pencil, having my blood drawn is never on my million things to do.... ever. The guy in my primary care physician's office, has high ratings from me, in drawing my blood. This woman makes Doug look like a novice. She was OUTSTANDING! When she got done, I literally gave her a HUGE hug, as I've had mosquitos do more painful blood extractions than she did... I mean this woman ROCKS! I look forward in working with the staff at his office - and of course with Dr. Chapman... They are all very professional and did I mention how awesome the blood taking lady is?... She scored a 25 on a 1 to 10 scale!

I have been coming here for kidney stones for a few years.Never a long wait,the staff are friendly…read moreand professional.The doctor I had retired but get the same level of treatment from the doctor I have now.I couldn't see going anywhere else in the Gadsden area.

Did not return my call to request assistance with my VA claim, and when I arrived for my…read moreappointment to discuss my request, the receptionist told me that my request (that I never had the opportunity to actually make nor explain) was denied. They cancelled my appointment and didn't bother to let me know. Extremely unprofessional and unacceptable.

Dr. Moody is the most personable urologist I have ever seen and is such a carring man. I was…read moreimpressed from my very first visit with him. He is one of the senior partner sin the state's largest urological practice and after being damaged by another physician, Dr. Moody's office has been terrific to help work on my problems. They can't all be fixed but I have made major progress..... If you have urology troubles, Urology Centers of ALabama is where you need to be..Dr. Moody? I can't say enough good things about him and his patient rapport.

Dr. Flatt is an outstanding urologist. No one wants to go to a urologist, but if you have to, he is…read morea great choice. I had a high PSA which was caught by my primary care doctor. He referred me to Dr. Flatt who did a biopsy and then surgery. Long story short, I am now cancer free. I am very grateful for Dr. Flatt's professional care.

If you think you have a UTI go to a Doc in a Box. By the time you get an appointment to have it…read morechecked then wait several days for the results, the UTI could cause extensive damage. There portal is useless. They may check it once a week if that often.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience trying to schedule an appointment with this office…read moreafter being diagnosed with RCC (renal cell carcinoma) cancer. My primary care physician sent a referral to this office three separate times. Every time I called to follow up, I was told that the referral had not been received. After more than two weeks of getting nowhere, I sought help from another physician, who submitted an additional referral. When I called again, I was finally told that both referrals had been received. However, despite each referral clearly stating that I needed to be seen urgently, I was informed that the earliest available appointment was more than a month from the date of the original referral because the office did not have my imaging studies. Wanting to avoid any further delays, I personally delivered the imaging CD to the office. Only then was I told that they could not view images from a CD and instead needed the radiology report. Fortunately, I had a copy and emailed it immediately. After that, I was told the report still had to be processed and reviewed by the physicians before an appointment could even be scheduled. As a patient dealing with a cancer diagnosis, this process was incredibly frustrating and stressful. The repeated delays, conflicting information, and lack of urgency were alarming. It is difficult to understand why a patient with an urgent cancer referral would face so many obstacles just to obtain an appointment. I hope the office reviews its referral, scheduling, and communication processes so that future patients especially those facing serious diagnoses receive the timely care and attention they deserve.