I needed a Urologist because I'd been having retention and was struggling to go at night. This was…read moremy first visit to a Urologist ever and I was worried about seeing one. When I got to my appointment I was checked in by a nice receptionist. I was greeted by a young nurse. (male) then visited with a super friendly PA, Nick Allen and he spent a lot of time talking with me and explaining things. I felt really comfortable and relaxed quickly. I'd recommend this place to my friends and anyone who needs help. Hard to get thru on the phone but don't let that put you off. Believe me, the staff is worth a little effort.

this place is terrible. I've been there twice in the last 2 years and each time I've regretted it…read more this last visit they put me in a dirty room that had dirty scissors and another tool. the bed had been obviously used and had dirty bedding. after the tech did my vitals I was just staring looking disgusted and then she finally said I will get this cleaned up. with me in the room. no wiping of anything just getting new paper in the bed and the tools in the sink. I was appalled. my first experience the doctor and staff were very rude and I even started crying. it was terrible. I will never go back. find somewhere else if you want good quality care.

I'm writing this informative review from a family members account because I don't have gmail or…read moreFacebook. It's a difficult situation when options are so limited in Idaho that you have to deal with inappropriate standards of care like the ones at St Luke's urology. Be very careful because they have Medical Assistants who are not licensed professionals perform work outside their scope of practice like injecting local anesthesia and preparing for sterile procedures. The practice is doing so because they're pushing for cystoscopies. In all likelihood, other practices within st Luke's are also having Medical Assistants doing work outside their scope of practice so be very attentive. Check with the board of medicine and American medical assistant association if you ever in question. Raul Mendez

Well I've been coming to "St Lukes Meridian Urulogy Center" for years without an issue. However,…read morenow I have one. Called two times a.m. on 5/28 to get and appointment and was ON HOLD for over an hour BOTH TIMES. Call my primary care physician to see if they could get a call through for me. They informed me the urology center will call me back. My calls were on the morning of 5/28 and today is 5/31 with Still NO CALL BACK. St Luke is NOT the only urology center around. I called another, and was in the very next day.

At 78 my urologist diagnosed Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) and prescribed intermittent…read morecatheters four times a day "for life". After months of suffering this barbaric treatment I investigated other options, concluding that the Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEP) procedure was my best treatment. Unfortunately, HoLEP's high skill requirement and low financial compensation for doctors relative to other BPH urine retention treatments makes it difficult to find skilled providers. Research led to Dr. Austen Slade, one of the most experienced HoLEP surgeons in the country. After a phone conversation his office arranged for medical records transfer, initial office visit, and surgery scheduling. Three weeks later I flew in from Washington and met with Dr. Slade that day, followed by surgery the next morning, and discharge from the hospital the same day. The procedure was flawless, painless, and my ability to urinate was fully restored without any side effects, including incontinence or erectile disfunction. The surgery was done in the Treasure Valley Hospital, a provider of important surgeries and medical imaging. There are no beds for COVID or other communicable disease patients, reducing the risk of catching something. Treasure Valley Hospital is an impressive and "well oiled machine." I flew back to Washington the following day with no issues or discomfort. If you are suffering from BPH symptoms, consider bypassing the current treatment options and evaluate the HoLEP procedure as an effective, enduring and quality-of-life restoration procedure, expertly performed by Dr. Austen Slade.

At age 74 now I suffered with an enlarged prostrate for nearly 20 years. I had a UroLift about 15…read moreyears ago, which helped for only several years. I took meds for many years, but symptoms worsened. Then recently I had a very large bladder stone which led to pain and periodic bleeding. My local urologist suggested a TURP but after very extensive research I concluded the best treatment would be a HoLEP. I submitted an e-mail request to Dr. Slade, and he called me the next day. He agreed to see me and do my surgery with a few weeks. He was in network with my insurance and the whole process was flawless and nearly painless. My symptoms began to improve immediately. We traveled from Wisconsin to Idaho as I believe he and staff were a Devine appointment, worth the trip from anywhere

Hey Men of Yelp Its…read moreimportant to take care of your plumbing. There are good offices and there are not so good offices. Then are good offices that have wait lists for six months out. I received a referral from my GP and was contacting immediately by Treasure Valley Urology. The office has Jared G. Heiner, MD Ashley Jenkins, PA-C I was able to see Ashley within a week. I filled out the intake paperwork and the office staff were so nice. Shortly I provided an urine test and then went to see Ashley. The test discovered that I had an abnormal amount of blood in my urine via microscope. GOOD Catch I also talked openly about what guys should feel comfortble talking about in their mid-fifties Does the engine turn on when you press the ignition Does the engine stay revved up after its on and for how long What type of maintenance do you do for sports car to keep it in great running condition? like supplements or eating clean, reducing nitrates and processed foods. It was a great experience with Ashley and the entire team at Treasure Valley Urology. I felt extremely comfortable and I am glad they are on my team cheering me on.,

One of the most knowledgeable, caring Dr's out there. I always feel comfortable with Dr. Waldmann…read moreand he never makes me feel rushed or silly if I ask questions.

This was my second visit to this particular building. I so much appreciate that I don't have to…read morewalk a ton to get to where I need to go even if there's no handicap parking. The staff is always nice. It was particularly funny today since I thought it was Friday and it was Thursday so I showed up on the wrong day. These are the kind of issues you have to tackle when you don't have a full-time job anymore! At least it was a nice drive and everybody got a laugh out of it. If only gas wasn't so expensive!

Dr Rice operated on me to remove a kidney cyst and punctured my bowel. This left me with rampant…read morekidney infections and complications that resulted in CKD. Beware.