Dr Puschinsky done my kidney stone surgery. It went very well. No pain afterwards. very through…read morewith appts. would recommend him for any problem you have that he specializes in.

Might be the best doctor I've ever had. very thorough and professional. Great follow up. Just…read moreexcellent all around.

Worst Experience ever in a healthcare setting: 1. The…read morescheduler laughed at me for the reason I was scheduling an appointment. I've been suicidal over my diagnosis for 7 years and the scheduler laughed at me. 2. They could not schedule me for almost 5 months out from my referral. When I called to confirm the appointment 3 days before the actual appointment date, they said they needed to cancel/reschedule it. 3A. They scheduled me with a nurse practitioner, my problem required a specialist. 3B. The NP they scheduled me with was a female. The problem I was being treated for required a male physician for multiple reasons as I am a male (especially because this is a urology clinic). I went back to my PCP for a referral to a different urologist.

Mean-spirited, indifferent, callous, rude and easily offended staff cancelled our appointment…read morewithout telling us. I'm 93 years old, my son drove me down in the bitter cold for January appointment, which was still on MyChart as an active appointment, only to find our appointment was cancelled, which was both shocking and unacceptable. When we complained, Duke Urology blacklisted us and told my son and me that if we do not like it, then seek help for Urology somewhere else. We were told again to "Go Somewhere Else" twice again this morning. So, we are asking our primary for a referral somewhere else.

There not a more dedicated and compassionate doctor in the world. In addition, she is always…read morecurrent in terms of medications, treatments and available specialists. I began being a patient in 2003 or 2004. When she sold her privately held clinic, I floated not really having anyone manage my healthcare. I never found anyone who met the standards of care that Dr. Nacouzi set. In 2012, I saw that Dr Nacouzi was working at Duke at Brier Creek. I was incredibly fortunate to secure a spot under her care. She has seen me through thick and thin. She always listens, problem solves, prevents illness and is available through Duke MyChart in 24hrs. I have recommended her to those who I love and hold most dear. I believe in her and trust her.

Michelle has been my primary care provider for over 20 years. She is kind and patient, quick to…read morefollow up with test results and feedback and suggestions for improvement in my health care. I hope to continue our relationship for many years to come.

A superb doctor - knowledgeable, efficient, patient, and well connected to other doctors.read more

Dr. Christopher Reynolds performed my prostatectomy Robotics surgery on 1/11/2018 and I believe…read morethat he done a phenomenal job. I've been following up with him since last appt for PSA update was 6/7/19 and while preliminary results indicate the possible return of my aggressive cancer, we will know more come Sept. Follow up for an updated PSA. Whatever the results I fully trust and have the utmost confidence in Dr. Reynolds.

I have been seeing Dr. Crane for six months for bladder issues. She is highly knowledgeable and…read morecompassionate. Her staff is incredibly response via My Chart and phone calls. They truly care!

Dr Crane is absolutely amazing. She is very thorough and explains everything well. She gives you…read moreoptions for every issue you may be having and allows you to decide what you are most comfortable with. I had pelvic organ prolapse and a Cystocele and had tried a pessary. Unfortunately, it was not very comfortable and ultimately had surgery through the vagina, which at 8 weeks post surgery, is a success but I do have a pretty bad infection, which is certainly a possibility for everyone. Dr Crane is so great and very sweet, professional and has the ability to place everyone at ease. Hannah (Cary office) and Natalie? (Raleigh office) both took care of me at the Raleigh office and both of them are exceptional. They make you feel like family and super comfortable during some rather awkward tests. Don't worry, you will be placed at ease and will truly understand everything more fully after these tests so that you can make the best decisions for your health. If you are looking for a Urogynecologist, Dr Crane is your woman. I was referred by Dr Becker, Urologist at the same office building and she is wonderful too.

I had 2 kidney stones. When I was passing the stone, my ankles swelled and they referred me to my…read moreprimary. I researched it and it's common. I called to ask for tordal for the weekend bc I could tell it's close. She asked the PA ( doc out of town) and the PA came back saying that no need for surgery if you don't pass bc the notes from the ER said I passed 1. Their office diagnosed me and they can't read their notes? Makes me not confident at all in the practice. So I was told to call my primary .. so I've been told to go to ER or Primary.. terrible customer service

I had my operation (to handle a kidney stone) cancelled 3 days before it was scheduled (due to a…read morescheduling mistake on their end). At which time, I spent the next month trying to find something that worked to reschedule it... I was basically given the ultimatum of a much more painful and invasive surgery or spend an extra $1200 out of pocket. Mind you, we had something scheduled and agreed to for a MONTH before it was cancelled on me last minute. After sometime trying to find a date and location, I was told they wouldn't be able to fit me in months. This was honestly the worst experience I've had with a medical practice, to be totally blunt. I understand things happen but I feel I was treated with absolute disregard and I had to bother people along the way for everything... there was nothing down proactively to advocate for me at the patient, NOTHING. Even to get a referral took my reaching out more than once after being yanked around for two months or so. This cost me a LOT of unnecessary pain with a stone I was unable to pass during this whole ordeal too, mind you. I'll refrain from naming a particular doctor though, which is more than polite of me to be honest. I'd have been better served to have just seen another practice, who got me in in less than a week and actually seemed to care. I'd suggest looking for another practice, but this was simply MY awful experience in all openness too. There are far better practices in the area though if you don't want to be treated as nothing but a digit on a spreadsheet and with absolute disregard.

Dr. Kagey is a great doctor very thorough,and caring of your needs as a patient. The staff have…read morebeen great also if I ever had questions they're always quick to respond, very polite.

Website sucks-crashes constantly. When it does work it won't find my drs name when I try to compose…read morea message. It's basically a useless app. The front can't get along with the back. If I wasn't established I would go somewhere else. But I like Dr Winter and his PA

The Doctors claim excellence, but the office staff is egregious incompetent. They are unable to…read morecomprehend the fax machines they 'use' to receive authorizations--either losing or misfiling them, and turning seriously I'll people away and canceling their appointments due to their uncaring and unconcerned office staff. Go if you have a minor problem, but if your life depends on them? RUN.

After six months of visits to the Wake Forest office, an MRI, two biopsies due to an oops on their…read moreend and a referral to another practice for alternate treatment, I was told everything done to date was in question. I've had to start over at DUKE. Now I'm paying to repeat what was done last year. When contacted about me having to pay to repeat tests that were of no use, I was told, "well you received the service". Even though it was botched, too bad. I think if they took their car to be fixed and the mechanic messed up, they would have a different take at it. Thank God I'm not on deaths door. Don't waste your time or money with these people. One star because no stars is not an option.

I had Dr McPhail for a prostate biopsy. I sat in the room about 20 minutes in the fetal position…read morebefore Dr McPhail came into the room. He inserted the ultrasound which caused very much pain and then he explained that he was going to numb the area where he was going to take the biopsies. After about one minute he started taking biopsies and the pain was excruciating. I could feel the needles as if I had gotten no numbing medicine whatsoever. I was yelling in pain each time he took a sample. That didn't seem to bother him as he just kept going. When I got home I was in so much pain that I was sweating and nauseous. I called the doctors office and explained my symptoms, they told me to go to the emergency room even though I did not have an elevated temperature. The person I was talking to at the doctors office did not seem to know for sure what was going on, she was just repeating what she had been told by someone else. I decided to wait a little while to see if the nausea and sweats would pass. I stopped sweating about four hours after the procedure. I stop being so nauseous after about 5 1/2 hours. Looking back it seems to me that the pain from the procedure must have been what caused the sweats and my nausea. It must have been quite traumatic to my body to have caused that reaction. Nowhere in the literature that I have looked at that I found where they warn of such pain caused by this procedure. It is now halfway through the day after the procedure and I still have not heard from the doctors office. To be fair on this review the office staff was very nice.

I saw Dr. Kagey a couple of years ago for a hydrocele. He operated on me, and things were ok at…read morefirst. A few months after, the swelling got worse. I told him I thought it was coming back. He dismised that, saying it was a hematoma and I needed to wait. A month or so later, it had continued to swell. He did an ultrasound, but again told me it was a hematoma and I'd just have to wait. I questioned him, as I was really sure the hydrocele was back. He got RUDE. No matter what I said, he had something to say back to dismiss me. Said that I "moved a certain way" and that caused an injury. I went to a different urologist and had another ultrasound. Even the tech doing the scan could tell it was a hydrocele. Now, I've still got this thing, and with the virus out there, don't want to have surgery now, plus I don't have someone to help while I can't drive if I did have the surgery. Don't go to Kagey unless you have to.