After four babies, the last two having some severe complications for both our babies and my wife, it was time for us to take a step to ensure we were done. My wife was willing to get her tubes tied, but after four children she has done more than her fair share in building our family. It was my turn, and time for a vasectomy. The thought of it made me cringe. I couldn't even read about the different procedures without getting queasy. In my research I read a lot about the no scalpel method, and Dr Rumohr came highly regarded. I was in the office for another procedure and asked that they call me to schedule because I knew I'd never proactively do it myself. A week later they called, and we got scheduled. The day before the procedure I freaked out and had tons of questions. They split my appointments so I could get some time with the Doc prior. After coming in for the consultation I was put fully at ease. The staff was super attentive and not judgmental about a grown man being a huge baby. Dr Rumohr has an amazing bedside manner, and didn't seem to be bothered by me asking several follow up questions. Very personable, confident, and clearly experienced. I knew I was in good hands. Today I took the Valium, had my wife drive me in, and prepared for what I thought was going to be crazy pain. I was completely wrong. I opted for the nitrous, well worth the extra fee by the way, and about 20 minutes later I was heading home. No real pain, nothing crazy to write about. I have a week to get back to being semi normal still, but I'm quite confident this was the best decision both in procedure (no scalpel) and Doctor. Very impressed, and will recommend Dr Rumohr to all of my buddies that were waiting and watching how I handled it. If you're looking for a vasectomy, this is your doctor! read more

Everything about this experience was great. Dr Rumohr took time to explain everything and answer all of my questions, the office runs efficiently, and everyone working there was very kind. read more

I have a mother who is almost 84 and hates to see doctors hates to go to the hospital and will not often admit that she is sick... I started the day off by calling the urologist office to find out if they can tester today, and potentially give her medication. The sweet girl on the line, pulled the records from her primary care physician ,checked her insurance, and saw that she saw my mother in 2012... So I said is it OK if she comes in and leaves a urine sample today?.. I was put on hold a couple of times and then eventually told yes.. the only stipulation they had for was the patient must wait for the results(this is a ridiculous notion, considering when you have a urinary tract infection, you are in pain and do not wanna sit in a chair for who knows how many hours until the urine sample is sent to the lab and then returned with results)/my mother would simply not tolerate that, but I convinced her nonetheless to do it. we drove through a storm later in the day to drop off a urine sample. When we arrived, we were greeted with a contemptuous look on the girls face who was behind the counter.(by the way, I apologize for being in the situation where we need your help lady.) she said why are you here?.... I replied we are here to drop off a urine sample.... after some investigating, she realized that my mom was an "out of date patients".... so there is no way for her to be able to drop off the sample. Keep in mind. We agreed to make an appointment to see the doctor on April 1..... so this office is not willing to treat patients feels like they are more concerned about billing and money in flow.... when I told her that I called earlier and someone said I could come in and do the exact same thing that we are trying to do now... She said I apologize not all of our employees are trained properly. Keep in mind I have two in-laws that have died of urinary tract infections and I also suffer from UTIs. I understand the pain.. personally, I find it more efficient to go to Mexico to see a doctor and get treated there. . That is very sad to understand that americans get better care in mexico considering that we are supposed to be in a first world country. My mother gets uti rarely, but she will never admit it and it's very frustrating..... The contemptuous clerk told us our options are to go to the hospital or urgent care.... to each my mother, replied NO! Usually when she goes to the hospital, they want her to stay for for a few days... And she is a no mood to wait for hours in the emergency room or an urgent care office... Do you blame her? Feels like this office is more concerned about the money and less concerned about caring for patients... the attitude is very different in Mexico read more