Words cannot express how skilled and caring he is. Very patient with me and explained everything. He is one of the best!!!! Feeling blessed to have had him as my doctor. Staff,polite,pleasant and efficient. Barbara Hitchcock read more

Dr. Rogers was my doctor for several years. He was always willing to answer any questions I had, and was always concerned about my comfort. He performed several successful out patient procedures. I moved from SF recently and that's the reason I no longer see him. I consider myself lucky to have had him as my doctor during this particular chapter of my life. read more

I had a total of four in-office visits with Dr Rogers. I think I saw him in person for a total of about 17 minutes. He was never available to discuss anything -- it was a whirlwind until we got to his recommending surgery which I declined. I went to another doctor who offered a medication that solved my issue. I do not recommend Dr Rogers or his office.He seems to have no time for his patients because the office is basically a factory. I feel he is ill informed and just wanted to do a surgical procedure. The worst. read more

I agree with Scott S. - I too was a patient of Dr. Rodman Rodgers and he's an excellent urologist. He made sure that I knew what I was in for and what was needed. He performed two surgeries on me over a three month period in 2005 to removed cancerous cells and each procedure required hospitalization. Dr. Rodgers would visit his patients daily (weekends too), this was a comforting feeling. He's at the top of his field and highly regarded. He saved my life and I'm forever grateful. Thank you! read more

Dr. Rogers' approach has been temperamental this past year. He doesn't seem as engaged. Hopefully, his clinical skills and judgment remain the same high quality. read more

Dr. Rogers performed surgery on me and he did a FANTASTIC job! I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Rogers

Me and my Husband had a wonderful experience with Dr. Rogers, he is a very accomodating Dr. and at the same time a caring one. He sees to it that his patient is doing good and most especially he checks on and makes a follow up on the condition of his patient. He is a Doctor with a caring heart. read more

I wrote a review of Rodman Rogers a couple of months ago but it seems to have been lost. I don't know if the subject of a bad review can pay for its erasure, but mine is not there any more. This man not only botched my operation, but then his assistant Stacey ripped a catheter out of me with such brutality that I have been damaged for life. And on top of all this, when I showed the Dr. the damage, he tried to fix it, failed, and then gave me an instrument with which he advised me to operate on myself!!!! This man is incompetent and dangerous. Please save yourself a lot of trouble. read more

Dr Rogers performed a PVP and it worked great. If you have this procedure, be prepared for a couple days of recovery before things start return to normal. But within a week, I was feeling better than i had for years. read more

Capping a decade of exemplary care as an expert, caring, supportive urologist, Dr. Rogers has just performed brilliant GreenLight laser surgery on my BPH in the great environment of St. Mary's. He understood and dealt kindly with my resistance to TURP (which is the right procedure in many cases) over the years, and finally helped to find a less invasive, but equally effective solution to the problem. I am personally grateful and objectively appreciative of Dr. Rogers' work as a doctor and surgeon. Thank you! read more

Dr Rogers continues to be the most wonderful urologist. When you are dealing with bladder cancer there are victories and setbacks. Dr Rogers takes each one in stride and deals with it humanely, compassionately, professionally and in the best way possible for the patient. He is a blessing to me and I cannot recommend him highly enough. read more

Dr. Rogers and his Nurse Practitioner Stacy Pickering have been great. It's been almost 5 years since I nervously arrived for my first visit. Stacy instantly put me at ease with "Welcome to the plumbing department." I've had the best of care ever since, whether I was seeing her or Dr. Rogers. This year my BPH reached the point that I was going to need surgery. They explained everything to me very clearly. Then the COVID lockdown hit, and we had to wait. At the first crack of reopening, his office called me and got me into surgery less than 48 hours later. The procedure went well, my recovery was easy, and now I feel like a new - and younger - man. I recommend Dr. Rogers to anyone with a "plumbing" problem! read more

Words to chill a man's (and perhaps a woman's) heart - I'm sending you to an urologist. Uh oh. In other words, your primary care doc is saying there's something wrong with your internal plumbing, or thinks there's something wrong enough that warrants a visit to the urologist. Off I go to see Dr. Rogers. Not quickly mind you as Dr. Rogers is very busy and is booked six or seven weeks ahead. His office staff is friendly and helpful. That was fine with me because I didn't want to see him quickly. Still as the saying goes, times flies when you're having fun and all too soon I was in Dr. Roger's exam room. Dr. Rogers has a warm bedside manner. Still, when he said he'd want me to come back for a procedure that involved looking at the inside of my bladder, I really started to sweat. I'm sure you, dear fellow Yelpers, can figure out how this viewing will be accomplished so I won't go into details. I did ask if I could be knocked out for said procedure. He said no, it's mildly discomforting. Hmmm.."mildly discomforting for you could be AGONY for me" I said. Dr. Rogers laughed and said if I was so distraught, he'd prescribe something to relax me before the procedure provided I had someone drive me to and from the visit. I was more than a little relaxed when said procedure was being performed. I was flying! I asked if I could look at the insides of my bladder too seeing as there was a fiber-optic probe in there! It looked pink. "Pink is good, yes, Dr. Rogers?" I asked. "Yes, Scott, pink is good." was his reply. I'm delighted to report nothing serious. MORAL OF STORY: Ask your doctor for something to relax you if you suspect or know the procedure going to be uncomfortable and/or painful. It's so much easier when you're high. read more

Highly recommended! I have had the unpleasant experience of undergoing five kidney operations....but extremely fortunate to have been treated by San Francisco Urology's Dr. Stuart Rosenberg and Dr. Rodman Rogers!! This was my first major surgery, and I was scared out of my mind. It kept me up at night and prevented me from focusing at work. I happen to be very attached to my kidneys, so I shopped around BIG time. After considerable research and consternation, I went with Dr. Rosenberg and Dr. Rogers. Collectively, over the course of three months, they gave me the treatment I needed. Dr. Rosenberg did three lithotripsy operations on my left kidney. Dr. Rogers did the two laparoscopic surgeries on my right kidney. I am soooooo glad to have chosen these two doctors. They are highly credentialed and experienced. Moreover, they were both VERY patient, articulate, and forthcoming when explaining my options. They did a great job of "breaking it down" for me while conveying confidence, professionalism, and care. They visited me regularly while recovering at the hospital. After checking out, the doctors and their staff were always available by telephone to answer questions and address concerns. It was readily apparent to me that their patients come first. My kidney stones fell into the hard to treat category. As a result, both doctors had to perform follow-up operations on short notice. Their staff made all the necessary scheduling and hospital arrangements quickly....on one occasion, in as little as 24 hours. My girlfriend is a surgeon, and she tells me my surgery scars are sexy. I am guessing that is a surgeon thing...but she has told me numerous times what a great job they did closing me up. Its just one of many indicators of their competence and level of care. Bottom line, I am so very deeply appreciative for what these two doctors did for me. I HIGHLY recommend them! I was not given any discount or any other type of compensation for this posting. read more

I feel extremely lucky to be under the care of Dr. Rodman Rogers. He is a kind and thoughtful man and excellent at what he does. At one time he found a tiny piece of cancer in my bladder while he was doing a rather routine exam. He is so skilled that he was able to spot it! I see him every 6 months to be sure it has not come back and always appreciate his skill. read more

Worst Dr's office experience in some 15 years plus of living in SF. - Front office staff are barely there to answer the phone. They operate on a 9 to 5 schedule, and break for lunch etc. Even between those times, you may discover that the office staff are "unavailable" for mysterious reasons. - When the front office staff are not there during those few hours they are actually present, the phone is answered by some general hospital reception staff. These guys have all the charm and customer service ethic of a U-Haul customer service agent. Almost totally useless. - After finally speaking to someone after 6 or 7 calls, I was setup on with an appointment. However, my initial consultation with the Nurse Practitioner was cancelled 45 minutes before due to the NP having an "emergency" - this can happen, but on top of the front office problems stated above, it all proving too hard to get some basic service from these clowns. read more

Highly recommend Dr, Rogers, Stacey, Marilyn, and Mr. Chan of the San Francisco Urology Medical Group. I discovered blood in my urine in February of this year and it freaked me out. I am 50 years old, in great shape, don't smoke or drink, and eat reasonably healthy. I was in shock when Dr. Rogers told me that I had a malignant tumor the size of a grapefruit in my right kidney! How can this be? Well, no one is immune from cancer I guess , in this case, renal cell carcinoma. The only solution was to have my right kidney removed. Dr. Rogers, assisted by Dr. Kahn, operated on me with a robot and removed the kidney. After 6 weeks recovery I was running, doing yoga, Pure Barre workout, and golfing. I even went paddle boarding. I am very fortunate that the cancer was contained in the kidney and did not spread so no chemo or radiation, however I will need follow ups every three months. Marilyn and Mr. Chan are excellent professionals who are a tremendous help from setting up appointments, writing letters to employers, etc and dedicated to making your visit as comfortable as possible. Five Stars to this team! read more

Although I didn't see Dr Rogers I saw his assistant and she was great. Everyone in that office that I spoke to was kind, supportive and helpful. Some people, like me!, are very embarrassed about bladder issues and I needed kindness and empathy and received that ten-fold. Great and efficient staff has made it less stressful for my return visit and more(eeks) tests. read more

Today was my first-ever visit with Dr. Rogers. I have seen three other urologists over the years, and none of them had worse examination-room "bedside manners." My actual surgeon in Mountain View is outstanding in every respect. A UCSF young faculty member was blah. A third, prominent urologist in San Francisco will never see me again. Where my prostate is involved, I do not accept a urologic surgeon to whom I cannot relate and who did not seem to care. read more

This country is Crazy with health care and should had gone to a single payer system. Why are Doctors too good to take Medicare is beyond me! Some web site say that Dr Rodman Rogers takes Medicare other say he does not. Okay I do also blame on own Doctor for trying to send me to him when they ask and know I have Medicare. Why would they refer me to someone that does not take the insurance. Healthgrades.com is one of the web sites that says he takes Medicare and Medical. I would have never called to make an appointment if I knew before hand as you can see this kind of I'm to good for you business just gets me over heated! read more

Great doctor. Very professional, excellent bedside manner. Considerate and thorough. If you are a man with a plumbing concern, he's the man! The people who answer the phone could be a little nicer--this is a minor complaint. read more

The summary is Dr. Rogers is overrated and outdated. After an emergency room visit where they placed a catheter in me I had an office visit with Dr. Rogers to have 3 bladder stones removed, 1 tiny kidney stone and prostate surgery. First of all, while waiting for a very long time in a crowded waiting room - well after my scheduled appointment a patient came in very mad stating he had been on the phone for 55 minutes with Dr. Roger's office and decided to come in person and complained that his surgery hadn't been scheduled for a month. When Dr. Roger examined me he asked me some same questions twice, was writing things down on paper and said he would try to schedule surgery the following week (wrong). He also, tried to persuade me to keep my catheter in until surgery. He also, was going off the radiologist report which stated I had 2 kidney stones but in fact had 3 if the had examined the CT scan like the other urologist. So it's been around a month now that I haven't heard back about a surgery date even though I was checking every other day. I ended up going to another urologist and had surgery done 2 weeks ago. Had I waited for Dr. Rogers I would have been patiently waiting and dragged along for a month with a catheter stuck in me! Also, Dr. Rogers said he wouldn't go after the kidney stone which the other urologist did so I would have had a kidney stone still stuck in me. read more

Our experience: 1) They are NOT upfront about FEES. I asked multiple times and multiple people what the TOTAL fee for our procedure would be as we were trying to select an affordable provider. First they were evasive and said it depends what the insurance covers. However, I wanted to know the total cost regardless of insurance. We were finally given a fee that seemed on par with other providers. We decided to go with Dr. Rogers, had the consultation, scheduled the procedure only to find that the Total they quoted us did NOT include a) the exorbitant initial consultation fee (consultation lasted 10min and cost $350) nor b) the very expensive clinic fee where the procedure took place. The total fee ended up being FIVE TIMES!!! what they initially told us making Dr. Rogers one of the most expensive doctors and therefore not the one we would have chosen if they had been honest upfront. 2) They DON'T RESPECT the patient's TIME. example 1: We had our procedure scheduled for a certain date/time. We received a call the week of the procedure to TELL us that our procedure had been rescheduled to a different time. They did not "request" a new time, they "dictated" the new time. They do not seem to appreciate that people have jobs and need to schedule time off. example 2: We arrive for the procedure. We take the pills required for surgery. We are then told that the doctor has been called away because he's "on call" and may not be able to do the surgery that day. example 3: The entire office takes lunch from 12-1pm. So if you need to make a visit during your lunch hour (the time many people run their errands), you can't. example 4: Doctor takes a long vacation and makes no arrangements to meet patient needs while away. Dr. Rogers was often "out for 2 weeks" during the year we were his patient so if you're looking for a doctor who is available, this may not be the one. 3) The front desk staff are not customer service-oriented. The variety of responses I got from the front desk. "I'm just here to answer calls." "I'm the only one here" (so therefore cannot relay a simple question to the doctor and call us back with a response. Instead can only take a message to have the doctor call us back. And did the doctor call back? Nope.) read more

Review is long overdue. Finding his business card today amongst things I need to trash brought back really horrid memories of three years past. For a female to be referred to a urologist is bad enough, but what I endured I would rather go through childbirth naturally again. Firstly the assistant was rather brusque and not at all empathetic of my situation. Unfortunately so was this doctor: Uncaring. The same sort of 'test' that a urologist does for male, well, they do it for females as well. Goes through the urethra regardless. And for a female this is ultra painful, but as said already, the assistant was blasé about my feeling seeing that this is a commonplace test that she and her doc administers daily. The doctor could have cared less about my well-being too; was only interested in was I ready already to do the exam?! They just treat patients like $$$'s. Well, for myself and others, it's new. A tiny bit of empathy would have gone a long long way in helping me. As it turned out I could not at all do this test as my body did not cooperate. They actually wanted me to return for a retry and get this: Must take Valium before showing up. And to top it off the doctor was trying to talk me into yet another procedure of stretching my bladder. Oh sure. I already couldn't do this invasive already test now I must ponder stretching my bladder. I did not return and never will. And it was the right decision. I only had a bladder infection that cleared up with antibiotics. As it turned out the reason for the infection and the constant peeing was not a bladder problem; it was due to my having huge fibroids of which I got a hysterectomy & bladder's great today. Stretching one's bladder? Well, maybe some people don't mind doing that. I do. And since it pays a lot the doctor surely won't mind. read more

I don't imagine a lot of guys will discuss this openly as the vasectomy seems to be the third rail of topics amongst men, but I wanted to share my experience with Dr. Rogers on this sensitive topic. I'm a man of a certain age and at this stage in my life, I felt it was the responsible thing to consider getting a vasectomy. The onus of birth control should be shared by both parties and everything should be on the table for discussion. If a woman is considering an IUD or tubal ligation, I should be at least as willing to look into every option on my end. After weighing the pros and cons and side effects of all the methods out there, I settled on having this procedure done and that's what brought me to see Dr. Rogers. He came highly recommended (as well as being on my insurance plan) and I can un-categorically state that I can see why. I'm sad that some of the reviews below have characterized the office staff or Dr. Rogers himself as being detached or uncaring. In my experience, that wasn't the case at all. Did we hug and sing songs while sipping margaritas together? No. But were they courteous and professional and attentive? Absolutely. Are they a busy office and do they sometimes work quickly with people to make sure they get to everyone? Possibly. That wasn't my experience, but I have to admit that I tend to be a guy who looks for the positive in most situations, so maybe I'm more insulated from negative situations. From the first consult, to the surgery, and to the follow up, I found the entire experience really easy. Dr. Rogers is very easy to talk to definitely listens to what you have to say. He prescribed some medication to take before the surgery. When I informed him that I didn't feel I needed some of the medication, we had an intelligent discussion about it. We talked about the pros and cons of taking vs. not taking it and I was able to make an informed decision. Imagine that, a doctor who takes the time to explain things to you. Now, the surgery itself was pretty remarkable. I have to take a moment and give a shout out to the Presidio Surgery Center. Those guys are awesome and made the entire experience totally smooth and seamless. Love those guys. I had actually looked up the procedure on YouTube. Yes, there are videos up there (not mine, mind you), to show you what the procedure looks like, so I went in completely prepared. The surgery itself was quick, relatively painless, and totally effective. Post surgery, I took a few Advil, applied some ice to the area as needed, but generally felt really good. In fact, I felt so good after the surgery, I ran a half marathon just 2 days after the procedure. (This wasn't exactly planned, but I had signed up for the race months ahead of time and there was a surgical appointment which happened to open up). I had no pain before, during, or after the race (aside from some soreness in my legs from the run). I've spoken to several of my friends about their vasectomies over the years. One guy characterized his post surgical experience as "elephantiasis of the balls" (go look it up - NSFW). Another good friend spent the better part of several days with bags of frozen vegetables glued to his privates. Needless to say, my experience was better. Is it because I'm a tough guy? Hardly. Was it due all due to the surgical skill of Dr. Rogers? Possibly. I will say that I've lived enough life to not be a stranger to surgery (this one was my 4th). This was far and away the easiest time I've had of them all. For my friends who are considering this thoughtful and delicate procedure, I would 100% recommend going with Dr. Rogers. read more

I've been a patient for a long time. He is a good dr but the lady who takes appointments is rude. I scheduled a prostate exam. I asked if the dr could mail me the blood and urine form and she said no. I have to call my own general practitioner for this. I argued with her that in the past, they sent me these forms so I can get the lab work done before my appointment. She kept saying no and then finally said I'll asked the dr and hung up on me. read more

Recently I was referred to Dr. Rogers for issues I had. From the first visit I found him to be professional, compassionate and respectful! He answered all of my many questions with knowledge and respect! I had a few procedures done and found him to be highly skilled! I had full trust in him!!! His office staff at 2186 Geary were fabulous! I do not know all of their names but Marilyn and everyone else were great and treated me with respect and kindness! I am thankful and grateful that Dr. Rogers is my Urologist! I highly recommend him to everyone!!!! read more

During my annual check-up, my doctor found some unusual cells in my sample. After seeing whether antibiotics would clear up the issue (they didn't) he sent me to a urologist. Dr Rogers was the "lucky" victim of my choice. He is a kind, efficient, and sincere man, who, after ordering some MRIs, immediately scheduled me for an operation on a large tumour in my right kidney. A few weeks later, I was wheeled into the operating room (scared), and woke up sans the offending kidney. It turns out that the right one was completely taken over by the tumour, and was best removed. A week later I was already walking around (carefully) and now, with four almost-completely-healed scars (three tiny, and one bigger), I am able to do anything except lift heavier things. Another month or two, and that will be OK too. Dr Rogers, as well as my anaesthesiologist, were SO nice, understanding (even laughing at my feeble jokes while I was trying to relax myself!) and I drifted off with no fears after all. His workmanship was fabulous; I told him I did not care how long the scar had to be as long as he got everything out - and, as I stated earlier, even the 3.5 inch scar is barely visible already - only about a month later! I could not be happier with the results, or the procedure, or my treatment at his hands. My only concern with the whole thing had been in the beginning, when there were long waits before finally seeing him. Luckily, he has moved away from the Castro St. office, where all those occurred, and now he uses the one on Divisadero - where the waits there are not at all bad, and the staff are extremely nice and helpful. I would go back to this medical office immediately. and without a qualm! (By the way, ALL of the tumour was cleaned out, and things look great for my future!) Thanks Dr Rogers! read more

I initially went to see Dr. Rogers for a second opinion after the first urologist my PCP referred me to told I needed surgery. I was so impressed with Dr. Rogers and his staff (and so unimpressed with the previous urologist!) that I scheduled my surgery with him then and there. In addition, he was able to schedule me for surgery two weeks before the first urologist was able to schedule me, which makes a big difference when you are suffering with a kidney stone that you can't pass! His office staff was very helpful to me throughout the process of scheduling appointments and booking surgery, and even remembered me every time I called, although I'm sure his practice sees hundreds if not thousands of patients. His bedside manner is excellent, as well. One of the things that really turned me off to the first urologist I saw was the bored, condescending way in which he addressed my questions. I'm sure that he tells people every single day that they have significantly reduced kidney function or that they need surgical intervention for kidney stones, but *I* don't get this news every day, so while it may be boring to him, it's a big deal to me. Dr. Rogers seemed to understand that fact very well and was so patient and thorough in answering my questions, even when neither of us knew he'd be performing my surgery. Another thing that I really appreciated about him, as contrasted with the previous urologist (and so many other surgeons I have seen) is that Dr. Rogers did not seem to be in a hurry to cut me open. He took the time to explain the many options available to me, both surgical and non-surgical, and made it clear that he values non-invasive treatment whenever possible - something that is very important to me, and to most people, I'd imagine. When I was alarmed by the amount of blood in my urine several days after surgery, Dr. Rogers made time to see me that same day, staying late in order to do so, even though I was just overly anxious - as he probably already knew when I called his office. Overall, I have been very pleased with the care I received from Dr. Rogers and his staff, and as I will need lifelong care, I am grateful that my ailing kidneys are now figuratively - and sometimes literally - in his capable hands! read more

Absolutely atrocious. If you like waiting for up to 45 minutes after your appointment time, then getting a brusque encounter with an uncaring "doctor" - Rogers is your man! The office staff is incompetent and unprofessional. During my visit, the office staff discussed loudly the merits of Mariah Carey in front of a packed waiting room. Really??? The waiting room is very cramped, and the staff shows absolutely no concern for privacy or discretion: You are asked to provide a urine sample upon arrival, and you are expected to discuss your issues while the entire waiting room can hear EVERYTHING. Gee, why don't I just pee there in the waiting room? "Dr" Rogers (I put it in quotes because I don't consider him a doctor) showed very little interest in helping me. A few questions, a short examination, a prescription is written, and he was done with me. I waited for 45 minutes, and my actual time with Mr. Rogers shorter than 5 minutes. Oh, and he charged my insurance company $500 for the visit. Yes, $500. For under 5 minutes. The entire practice should be ashamed of itself of the way it treats people with health issues. SHAME ON YOU - "Dr" Rogers. read more

Plus he looks like STEVE MARTIN. really. which is even more hilarious when he is sticking a probe down your peehole.

I had a kidney stone and went to the ER. Dr. Rodgers was my urologist and was excellent. We had to do surgery and put stent and then remove it. He has a great attitude, very polite, and his staff is awesome. If I have any other Urology issues, would def go back to Dr. Rodgers. read more

Dr. Rogers examines and does procedures on parts of my body I'd prefer did not need examination and having procedures performed. He is excellent at putting me at ease, with a very calm and friendly demeanor. His office accepts the amount authorized by Medicare as payment in full. Also, they are right on top of notifying me by mail when I need to see Dr. Rogers again, which is usually every six months. BTW, at the time of my posting this, the photo shown of Dr. Rogers must be really old. He now has gray hair. Don't be concerned that you might be seeing an inexperienced physician. read more

Very pleasant and felt very secure knowing Dr. Rogers is the best at what he does. Things went very smooth and the procedure was successful. read more

Dr. Rogers treated me for an enlarged prostate and bladder stones. He spent a good deal of time treating me w/ meds before deciding that surgery was necessary. His conservative approach was invaluable in my journey w/ him. The meds were only partially successful and surgery finally resolved a chronic UTI that I must have been carrying around w/ me for literally decades! He is a brilliant doctor and worked wonders resolving my issue that dozens of other doctors could not find! I trust him and remain loyal. read more

Husband had a procedure scheduled. Had been trying to reschedule since last week but got freaked out that no one would call back so now just trying to cancel. We've both tried calling (total of 6 times) and no one will call us back. So, hopefully you'll see this and call us back? Feel free to message me here, too! read more

I come from the clinical side of healthcare so I'm very picky about my care. Dr. Rogers is a world class clinician and the outcome of my TURP exceeded expectations. Great beside manner, you'll enjoy being his patient. read more

...have gone to dr. r. rogers for many years...haven't had any of the problems listed here...would recommend to anyone anytime...

Dr. Rogers may be as amazing as everyone says but his receptionist Marilyn is the least helpful person that I have encountered in the medical profession in the last fifteen years. And we all know what people in the medical bureaucracy can be like. Basically what she projected from the start of the conversation to the moment she hung up on me is that Dr. Rogers did not need my business. I am a cash patient (I don't have insurance) so the cost of the initial visit is something that - as a responsible patient - I should ask about, right? She said that it would be somewhere in the vicinity of $275-$475 for the visit. But that there was no way of knowing up front what else the doctor was going to say or do so it could be as high as $700. So I basically just asked a few questions trying to understand the range that she was giving me. And then she started talking to me like a child, "You know, we don't really know what he's going to do because we haven't even seen your ultrasound." Duh. I was simply asking for someone to intelligently (and simply) explain what could account for a range of $275 to $700 as an initial consultation. I think I was asking a fair question. But Marilyn got defensive, told me she had two other people waiting on the phone and that I should go find another urologist, which of course, I most certainly will. Preferably one who has front office staff who can communicate intelligently and respectfully. read more

hi, all the people that left one star reviews, i say "Exactly". the last one was a "duuzy". he saw me for 5 minutes. i didn't let him get away with it. i told him i had questions he reluctantly listened. during my monologue - he came up with some tests he wanted to run, and another medication. two of the tests he wanted right away! Hello; had i not stopped him nothing would have been done, except to change the medication. you know, while i'm writing this it occurred to me. i think the quality of insurance has got something to do with this. some glowing reviews while the others are one star. good insurance, good treatment; bad insurance, barely treatment. i also think that men stand a good chance of being treated well. women with urologist are a nuisance - they don't want to be bothered with us - too hard to get at everything, i guess. however, i did find after much trial and error one urologist in S.F. i would recommend. Dr. Brian Grady. regardless of what i said about him in another review - cancel it all. He is just an excellent Urologist who specializes in women's needs and takes medicare and medi-cal. he's kind of quirky - but all that aside, what matters is he's an excellent Urologist. read more