Very good visit. Jamie was very thorough and knowledgeable. She arranged for another visit with Dr. Webber to address some other issues. Wait time was fast and front desk folks were very pleasant. Thank you read more

Doctor Weber and staff changed my life for the better. Very busy office. But, staff is very good. Called office when I thought I had a problem. Doctor answered me within the hour. read more

The only reason I'm giving a 2 instead of a 1 is because I like Dr. Weber himself. The rest of the practice is incompetent and due to this I've been unable to have them refill a simple prescription for 2 weeks after multiple voicemails (they never answer the phone) and 2 "Contact Us" form entries on their website. Should have seen the writing on the wall. Very first visit 2-3 years ago, went there for a totally different reason, but was offered a trial of a particularly embarrassing med. I said sure why not, but ONLY if you fill it through your in-house pharmacy because I know my normal pharmacist personally, and she does NOT need to know about this. Well of course they sent it to my normal pharmacy and she filled it. I'm just done with this place. read more

Possibly the worst doctor I've ever encountered. This man stands solidly in the way of getting actual results for his patients. His attitude and bedside manner are horrible. He absolutely didn't listen to a word that I said. Completely ignored my actual reason for being in his office in the first place. I can see by his other reviews that I am not alone in my opinion. I won't be back. read more

Overall, I found Doctor Weber to have poor bedside manner. He did not seem to take my concerns seriously and simply seemed to write me off as complaining opposed to helping address my concerns. Based on that, I elected not to return to him for any follow ups following my initial appointment. Nearly six months after my waste-of-time appointment, I began receiving a series of voicemails from Florida Urology Partners' central billing office. The messages were incoherent, spoken in broken English. Personally, I thought it was a scam. However, it turns out it was an employee. Despite me providing copies of my insurance information as a prerequisite for my appointment, the woman stated I never provided any insurance information and demanded I pay for the visit from nearly six months ago! I repeatedly requested to speak with a manager because a) the individual spoke very poor English and b) she was less than professional in her discourse. She repeatedly refused my requests to speak with someone else. Overall, very poor experience all around. read more

My husband went to this guy for a vasectomy, and we had a small outstanding balance after the surgery. I paid it in full, but they kept sending me bills over and over and over again - would not answer the phone so I could get it taken care of - and after leaving 4 voicemails, NO HUMAN SOUL called me back. Their office staff was rude at the appt, and NOT ONE PERSON there seems to care about people. But holy hell will they harrass you for $50 they think you haven't paid!! Are they that hard up for cash?! I have sent them 4 letters now with the receipts to prove our payment in full, and I STILL keep getting bills. Don't know how these people are still in business. read more

I have been having reoccurring UTIs for the past 7 years, and couldn't get health insurance until now. Due to this, I've been to over 20 different Urgent Care Centers across the US, and when I was asked to provide test results from past visits, I couldn't possibly remember where to get those from other than one place, which didn't give me much information. Dr. Weber ordered an ultra sound and cystoscopy, which both came back looking normal, so because there was no evidence that I've ever had a UTI, he stated that he wasn't sure that I was getting them, and he could not treat me for one without proof. He re-diagnosed me with Internal Cystitis (a previous doctor had diagnosed me with this and later revoked it after testing positive for a UTI 2 days later which he knew). What really upset me was his lack of sympathy, understanding, and even insinuated that I had the "placebo effect" meaning everything was in my head. I have tested positive for 14/30 UTIs over the last 7 years, and was hospitalized once because it spread to my kidney and became life-threatening in less than 24 hours that the symptoms first occurred. The look on his face when he spoke to me made me feel very unwelcome and unimportant. He had a lot to say but wasn't interested in listening. When I tried to give him more details about what I've been through and what I tried, he constantly cut me off to speak over me. I understand that he could've been in a hurry, but how can he possibly begin to treat someone without all the information. Lastly, I was beyond shocked that he wasn't fully aware of what a biofilm was, considering that they can be present in up to 80% of all bacterial infections in the human body. I understand that there currently not any protocols that doctors can legally to follow regarding biofilms in the urethra, but I HIGHLY suggest that he do some continuing education in his field of expertise that isn't exclusively from a textbook, or old one at that. There has been over a decade of research regarding the presence of biofilms in the urethra causing reoccurring UTIs/chronic embedded UTIs, and his response when I politely asked him what he thought about it, was that biofilms could only grow on foreign objects such as a catheter. I am very aware that I do not have a medical degree and cannot possibly know more than a doctor about urology. However, I have been battling my issues for over 7 years and have spent endless hours researching my own condition. Regardless of my opinions or even arrogance as someone may see it, my main issue with this doctor is how he treated me and how he made me feel as a patient - insignificant. read more

Timothy A Weber MD - Florida Urology Partners My initial visit was very time consuming; his office staff made me do all the insurance connections--even though all i needed to do was have a referral from my PCP....which the staff could not accept! They had to call numerous times! I saw him at Van Dyke office---but of course that address does not show up in searches! When I finally was in office....too much more paperwork--and they seemed more worried about getting my $5 co-pay than my actual medical reason for the appointment! The doc seemed strange; had a younger female student doc in exam room with me....NOT VERY COMFORTABLE...I should've requested her leave. Weber has strange manner....seemed distant and condescending....never made me feel like a "patient"....more like a customer. Dismissed my questions curtly; prescribed an apparatus rather than the shock wave I wanted to know about. Never even detailed whether this apparatus could cure my symptoms or what its application entailed. His office gave me a second follow up visit....but days before demanded I contact insurance for approval! They SHOULD HAVE DOME THAT months ago! NONE---ZERO---of my "REAL" specialist physicians has ever needed this done! So I cancelled the appointment! MY ADVICE? ******READ THESE REVIEWS****** ====There are REASONS WEBER SCORES SO MANY 1 STAR REVIEWS!!!==== While google "may" allow important entities to "ELIMINATE" critical feedback (ghosting)...."yelp" does not! SO YOU READ ALL THE ACTUAL REVIEWS!!! Personally "no biggie!" Did NOT like Weber...his office staff or their lazy policies. Didn't really trust Weber had "my best interests" in mind during my visit. Thankfully there are many qualified urologists in the area! Weber definitely will NEVER treat me medically....NO TRUST EXISTS! read more

Dr Weber himself is OK. Not very engaging or friendly, but that's just his personality. His staff however is disgraceful. Flubbed up two attempts to get Prior Approvals sent to my Baycare prescription provider, thus I had to pay out of pocket for my script through GoodRX. I filed a grievance with Baycare, who tried multiple times to get a response on this issue, but got none. It's obvious Dr. Weber is risking his professional reputation by saving a few bucks hiring incompetent staff. I have fired this practice and will go elsewhere, read more

Dr. Weber has been one of the best doctors around in the Tampa, Florida area when me and my father became a patient of his. He is a down to earth kind of doctor who treats his patient's with the best care and not push them in and out the door. Two years ago I had kidney stones and he took me in as a patient and he agreed with me that surgery is needed to remove the kidney stones when the surgery took place he didn't find anything wrong so he called the surgery off with out proceeding with any other surgical dealing with Urology. I am so glad that I found Dr. Weber he's really good as a doctor it is hard to find the right doctor now days seems like it's more about who has the best insurance and goes on from there. I am really happy that he was my doctor. read more

Save yourself the anguish and find a different Doctor!!!!!...that's what we did after only one visit. I specifically requested that my urine NOT be sent outside for additional testing and Dr. Weber told us he wouldn't, as it appeared to be very clear...my husband and I run a nonprofit for youth and have to be very diligent with our funds, we have to be accountable for all expenses. We confirmed several times with the office and Dr. that my sample would NOT BE SENT OUT!!!!! We told the secretary upon leaving when we scheduled our follow-up visit and paid our bill that Dr. Weber agreed to not send the urine sample out for testing, so we wouldn't be paying for the urine test. Upon reflecting on the visit, we did not feel comfortable with his demeanor which was very stoic and did not give us a single smile during the whole visit. He also seemed to want us to spend a lot of money on extreme diagnostic tests that had already been run and were in my records. My Husband and I didn't feel comfortable with his approach and we started looking for other Doctors. We saw on the internet on a watch-dog site that showed all doctors in Florida and the amount of kick-backs they were taking from med companies that he was one of the highest receiving over $4,000 in kick-backs from 2013 to 2015. When we called back to the office the next day to cancel our follow-up appointment to tell them we were going to another Doctor, they couldn't find our appointment and said they guessed it got lost. That solidified our decision and we affirmed we were leaving with confirming that our bills were all paid and again confirmed the urine test would not be sent out since we were leaving. We received no calls about the test again from Dr. Weber's office until we got a bill for the urine lab test. We called the office and reported that we had been told the test would not be run. They said they would take care of it. Then 1 Month later we got a second notice for the lab bill and my Husband and I went into the office and spoke with Stephanie who made a copy of the 2nd notice and said it would be taken care of by Kristin the Office Manager and that she would call us back if any problems taking care of this. We got no calls!!! Then we just got a THIRD NOTICE threatening us it was going to collections all for $27.96. My Husband went in and gave the THIRD Notice to Stephanie who said that Kristin would have to take care of it. We asked to speak with her and after many attempts we got Kristin on the phone and repeated the whole history. She said she would have to speak with Dr. Weber in the morning and call us back. We received no call, so we called again and got Kristin on the phone. She said "Bad News" that the Dr. said we had to pay the bill regardless of the circumstances and would not admit that he had told us he wouldn't send it out. We told Kristin it is sad that you can't take the word of the Doctor and staff. She seemed disappointed as well, but there was nothing anyone could do since his decision is final. We can see he seems to be desperate to "make money" off his patients having tests that are not needed. We now are forced to pay immediately after all this time to keep from going to collection over a $27.96 bill for a service we stated should not be done!!!! INFURIATED?????? Yes!!! They lost our scheduled appointment, did not follow-up with us when promised and even lost some of my files. What a nightmare!!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!! BUYER BEWARE!!!! There are good doctors out there where you can trust their Word!!! This Dr. Weber is not one of them!!!! read more

A Doctor with a God complex and horrible bedside manner. I was asked why I had a urinary track infection as men usually don't get them. Well besides being inaccurate on the above they tested someone else's urine other than mine which had the infection. I'm in my mid forties and he wanted to perform a TURP on me. When I consulted another doctor for a second opinion he was shocked as the side affects can be devastating and the procedure wasn't necessary. A friend of mine went for ED and he recommended he go get a penis pump at a porn shop! In closing he is also overtly homophobic... read more

Doctor Weber's support staff and facilities are great, modern, very clean and efficient. Easy to get an appointment, plenty of parking and short wait times. However, I think this doctor is a bit bi-polar. One day he's the nicest guy you ever met. The next day he's screaming at his staff, screaming at his patients and being an all around jerk. He doesn't seem to trust his own diagnosis ability, refers you for more and more tests to determine his diagnosis even though it's obvious to even me what the problem is. His surgical skills are so-so, he leaves lots of scaring for what should be simple surgeries. So much scaring in fact that other doctors ask what the heck happened there and other people cringe when they see it. I had other operations in the same area that left virtually no scaring. After a half dozen visits I finally decided it was too big a risk to my wallet and to my heath to continue seeing Dr. Weber and found a new urologist. read more

Went to Webber with bladder pressure and blood in urine. he ordered CT scan. Follow-up visit Webber says i have small stones in left kidney to small to do anything and they will just have to pass. 2 weeks later horrific pain landed me in ER. CT scan X-ray shows 11.5 mm stone lodged in ureter with complete blockage. 4 days in hospital, stone removed by lipotripsy w/stent. I had heavy bleeding for a week and passed stone fragments for weeks... missed 2 weeks of work. I got copy of CT xray and radiologist rpt that went to Webber. all professionals stated a stone that size does not form that quickly. the radiologist report does not mention 11.5 mm stone but the X-ray clearly shows the huge stone in the ureter. The radiologist from Bay care obviously missed it and when webber recieved the scan and report it is obvious he went by the report notes and didnt bother to look at the film otherwise he would have seen it. This could have been an outpatient procedure instead I endured continous pain and blood in urine for 2 additonal weeks after my visit with him..until it landed me in ER for 4 days and out of work for weeks which hit me in my pockets. I have had stones for years and I have never been to a urologist that would solely rely on a report without taking a look at the actual X-ray. read more