Dr. Kearse is a great Urologist I have been in his care for the last few years. He is professional…read moreand proficient with his profession. I highly recommend Dr. Kearse he listens to the patient, provides informative knowledge and options for treatment.

I just encountered the rudest and most unprofessional receptionist I've ever witnessed and here are…read morethe details. The receptionist, named TORI was seated at her desk in front of a computer with her back to the waiting room window and didn't once turn to look at me while asking me ridiculous and unnecessary questions as to why I was there, after several visits over a period of 3 plus years. All my information was on the computer screen she was on. Needless to say I left without seeing Dr Kearse and will NEVER be back, and sincerely hope he will work on improving his abysmal office staff described above. This situation has been mentioned by other patients in several previous reviews on his website.

This urology office is not well run. If you are able to get through to a live person, it's an…read moreanomaly. The business model seems to be: overwhelmed with the amount of current patients, which results in providers who are inattentive, apathetic and oblivious to those who do not have the option to wait for a return call (since no one answers the phone) or waiting months to see a provider (nurse practitioner, and nursing staff are the exceptions): stonewalling--I showed up to make an appointment since I could not reach someone over the phone, they told me to have a seat and wait to see someone who may or may not have time for me, and gatekeeping--the providers are basically inaccessible, as the front office staff seems to have been advised to disallow access to any patient who does not comply with the office's rigid and arcane communication methods. There are no other options for patients who cannot wait for an unlikely return call or appointment too far in the future, except wait until their condition worsens and they qualify for emergency care, or to find another provider. This urology office operates at the bare minimum in terms of care, urgency, and professionalism (again, nursing staff the exception). There are real people in real pain going to Genesis for help. Healthcare is not one size fits all, with patients only getting ill when it is convenient for the doctors or office staff. This practice hasn't acknowledged the human side of medicine for years. They do not seem to have the capacity, or the initiative, to provide that level of care.

This place may be closed. They do not answer emails or phone…read morecalls. I need test results but can't even make an Appt. no return emails for months now. Somethings going on but i can't figure it out from the internet. They even don't return phone calls from my doctor. Pretty shoddy work.

I'd first like to mention some of Dr. Bidair's credentials:…read moreHarvard grad, UCSD, Practice since 1988, Chief of Urology, Research Director; Results of his work on his website; People from all over the world travel to see him; Enough said. It is a bit pricey, and justly so. Nevertheless, Totally Worth It. I would not have gotten my circumcision done by any other urologist for two reasons: One, there are a number of styles of circumcision out there too - low/high, tight/loose, frenulum intact/removed/trimmed. Two, The law allows any doctor to perform a circumcision - pediatricians, family medicine. Because of these things, there a number of cosmetic defects that can result from a circumcision, and often do. Circumcisions typically take 20 minutes to perform. Snip, Sew. Results in the mystery box. Hanging frenulum, leaving too much excess, etc. Then you'd need a revision circumcision anyways. The penis is a malleable thing. As all engineers know, it is harder to refine a pen than it is a tractor. For me, I don't want any general practice doctor trimming my business as if it just another procedure. I want a cosmetics specialist with lots of experience. You want the expert here. Dr. Bidair takes his time. ~2 hour procedure. He discusses the procedure with you before operating. As mentioned, he does amazing work. I underwent the procedure with local anesthesia. Naturally I was a bit nervy at first, but because of the ADJUSTMENTS Dr. Bidair made, I had a tremendous confidence in him. That is what I paid for. That is where the experience really showed. And it made the procedure that much easier to go through. Like the most pain I'd undergone was the beginning of pain, but not pain, and I'd communicate with him, and he'd communicate back and also adjust asap. From the initial inquiry phases to the end of procedure and follow-up, well worth the money. Deborah was the operating assistant. She answered all my questions I had when I was first interested. And she and Dr. Bidair were both awesome and personable all the way through.

Dr. Byrne is one of the most difficult doctors I've had to deal with. My husband has a lot of…read moredoctors, so saying this is not insignificant. So many hoops to get things done, withholding of medications, her angry irritated voice on the phone appt. I am done. She's a urologist, not an oncologist. My God! Her staff is lovely. But she always acted like we were trying to put something over on her. We are going back to his last urologist who was easy to work with.

I was recommended to visit this particular group of doctors by my primary care physician. The…read morelocation is close to my house. Parking is located right in front of the building. This particular doctor is located on the second floor of the building. There can be some issues with getting an initial visit. That can be a bit troubling, since most people are seeing these doctors for serious health issues and concerns. I was recommended to a doctor by the name of Scott Logan Brown. As with many doctors, there can be some wait in the waiting room, before you are ushered in. Some (not all) of the staff behind the front desk seem harried and not particularly friendly. I found Scott Logan Brown to be a good doctor, who provided me with various options for my ultimate treatment plan.

I had a follow-up appt yesterday with Dr Carter Mikesell, who is the newest Md in this specialty…read moregroup. I found him to very kind and attentive to my psychic pain upon learning I have cancer. As a 40+ yr RN I found this trait very welcome and I thank him for his sensitivity to both my husband and I. I wish him all the best!

Professional and caring Doctor and office staff. Appointments are easy to get when needed…read more I like the office because a lot of the testing can be done right in the office and you don't have to run all over for them.

Dr. Bastuba Review Surgery date 8/4/2022…read moreThis review is 7months past the surgery date. Diagnosis: Spermatic Cord Denervation Initial visit: Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. I liked the music in the lobby. I was very impressed by the time that Dr. Bastuba took to go over my medical history and specifically the issue I was seeing him for. I never felt pressured to have the surgery. Dr. Bastuba was not rushed at all and explained in detail what would need to be done and the pros and cons. Dr. Bastuba had a good personality and was reassuring that the suggested procedure could provide the needed relief I was looking for. He also explained that it was outpatient and the recovery time. Remy was very helpful through the entire process and was PA Jennifer Levine. Surgery day: All went very smoothly. Surgical Staff was very complimentary of Dr. Bastuba. I saw him before the procedure and he was very assuring that all would go well. Recovery: The area of the incision was very uncomfortable for a good month or so. To be expected as the incision was in the lower groin. Follow up appointments with PA Levine were good. Results: After the initial soreness, I could feel the absence of the pain I had been having. I feel so much better, I wish I had had the surgery at least a year sooner. I am pain free and have so much more energy and vigor. Overall, this was a great experience. I would highly recommend Dr. Bastuba He gave me my life back.

Dr. Bastuba and his ENTIRE team we're amazing with my vasectomy procedure. I do not have one…read morecomplaint or concern, and I think that if you are going to get a vasectomy you should get one here. I was terrified to be honest, but the entire team was supportive, caring, gentle, and amazing. Thank you!

Dr Brown is, by far, the best doctor I have seen since I was a child (I am 55 years old now). I…read morewas referred to Dr Brown by a coworker who was very satisfied with his dealings with him. I saw Dr Brown for examination and subsequent treatment (surgery) of a serious condition almost 10 years ago which was the source of great anxiety and concern for me. He has a wonderful, friendly but professional demeanor, communicates very effectively, and gave me a total sense of confidence in his abilities. I recently saw him again about an unrelated issue, and he is as good as ever. He is MOST highly recommended.

This week, I had the worst customer service experience at a medical office that I've ever had. The…read moreoffice manager was rude, condescending, accusatory and disrespectful to the patient. She expressed absolutely no empathy, kindness, or consideration for the patient. My wife had an appointment for a procedure (for which she had to wait a month), but the office staff made a mistake with the orders and schedule, so they did not perform the procedure. In addition, the staff failed to provide the patient with important, scheduled specialty care. We were treated horribly by the office manager. Here is what the office manager should have said when she came into the room, "I'm so sorry you've been sitting here, half naked, for 45 minutes after the medical assistant said she would be right back to start your procedure. Is there anything I can do to make you more comfortable? I'm afraid that our office made a mistake in the ordering of the procedure for today and there are some issues that we need to get resolved. I'm sure this is very frustrating and disappointing for you. I apologize for your discomfort and inconvenience. But, I'd like to work with you to get this resolved as quickly as possible and with the least inconvenience to you as possible. We value you as a patient and want to make this right." The office manager said nothing like this. She expressed absolutely no empathy, kindness, respect, or consideration for the patient. She failed to address important specialty care that needed to occur at this appointment. She tried to blame us for the mistakes of the front desk staff and the medical assistant. She was reluctant to admit that the front desk staff made an error. She did not offer to make things right or go out of her way to get things resolved smoothly. She did not say she would try to expedite any follow through. She never expressed any care or consideration for the patient. Needless to say, we will not return to this practice.

If this is James Fawcett, Dr of Urology then I am writing about the right person. Dr Fawcett has…read morethe worst "bedside manner". He is rude and unprofessional. Their office overbooks patients for the same time so we sat and waited for an hour and a half to be seen. He didnt even apologize for the long wait and when you ask him questions, he answers you in a rude manner as if it an inconvenience for him. ITS YOUR JOB Jerk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been a practicing physician for 45 years. Never have I encountered a physician and staff…read morewho so exemplify cutting edge medicine fused with compassion snd empathy. Right here in San Diego we have an absolutely world class, consummate physician in Dr. Irwin Goldstein, supported by an incomparable staff. We are so fortunate to have them.

Dr. Goldstein and the entire staff at San Diego Sexual Medicine (SDSM) are absolutely incredible! I…read morespent nearly five years in and out of generic OB-Gyn offices and pelvic floor physical therapy before finally making an appointment at SDSM and receiving the care and treatment that I had been longing for. I was diagnosed with Congenital Neuroproliferative Vestibulodynia at my very first appointment. I greatly appreciated the immense amount of time they give new patients not only for thorough testing but also for education. My first appointment was three hours long, one for testing, one for education with Dr. Goldstein in his office, and one with their in-house professional sex therapist. Specifically for my condition, I value their holistic approach to sexual health and medicine. Making sure their patients are not only physically healed, but since many of us -myself included- are diagnosed with sexual trauma and PTSD, they make sure we are healing mentally as well. It took Dr. Goldstein three hours to diagnose what other doctors had dismissed for five years. I cannot convey the significance of just receiving a diagnosis. This condition had left me emotionally drained for years. It ruined my wedding night because I had no idea why sex had hurt me so much. Educating me on my condition empowered me and allowed me to finally talk about my condition with confidence. All of this goodness and we haven't even covered treatment! My initial blood work showed lower levels of testosterone which can also impact sex so Dr. Goldstein opted to treat that first before moving to surgery. I really appreciated this outlook. He was in NO way pushing surgery as a money grab. If a less invasive approach could work, he took it. After a few months with the testosterone supplementation and no improvement in my condition, I was scheduled for surgery. Dr. Goldstein and his staff do a phenomenal job at preparing you for surgery. Your surgery packet explains everything from your medication regiment, cost breakdown, doctors note, to post-operation care. If asked, he will provide you with names and telephone numbers of other women who have gone through the surgery. Known as the "Vestibulodynia sisters," these women were immensely helpful and considerate to take the time out of their schedule to help other women (like myself) walk through the same process. As someone who is now listed herself to be contacted in case any future women have questions regarding the surgical procedure, I can tell you that we are ASKED to do this and give PERMISSION to Dr. Goldstein to provide our phone numbers to future patients. This is not required of us, and if someone should choose to keep their information private, SDSM would happily do so. He only provides are names and phone numbers, nothing else, and should a new patient reach out to us, it is entirely up to our own personal discretion about what health information we would like to share. Words fall short to commend each and every single woman who helped me when I was first walking through surgery. We live in such a sexually charged culture that experiencing painful sex can often feel incredibly isolating and to know I had this "sisterhood" helping me, encouraging me, and preparing me for this major surgery was so comforting. Lastly, no, they do not accept insurance . But if there is anything I've learned about our healthcare system in the last five years of realizing I had something majorly wrong with my body, it's that our healthcare system is broken. I've been better served by doctors who do not accept insurance than by ones who do. As I mentioned previously, it took Dr. Goldstein hours to do what no other doctor(s) had been able to do in YEARS. If I had just gone straight to SDSM to begin with, I would have saved myself, and my marriage, copious amounts of time and money. Medical procedures are expensive, yes. But, would I trade back the financial investment for more hours crying on my bathroom floor, panic attacks in the bedroom, and inability to look my husband in the eyes?? NEVER. Dr. Goldstein and his entire staff at SDSM gave me back my sex life, my dream of having a family, and renewed intimacy with my husband at nearly 30 years old. 10,000,000 gold stars.

Worst service ever, it's worst than mexico's free healthcare. They treat you like if they weren't…read moregetting paid, like if it was free health care on recession.