Seen Dr. Francis Ogbolu in Sidney at his office and at the Hospital, I had the green light laser,…read moreand still had all the same issues, but with a lot of bladder pain, went to Good Samaritan North Hospital, seen doctor Dan Miller, Dr Miller, preformed the scope on me, and said, no one has touched my prostate, and that I'm going to need the laser surgery !

Horrible experience Wouldn't take time to sit down and discuss options Said only option was a…read morescope and when I wanted him to explain he just said I wouldn't understand .Terrible attitude and definitely didn't care.Dont go to him .Go elsewhere!

Went to see Dr. Arzola for a urolift evaluation. They did some blood work and he noticed my psa…read morecount was high. The numbers had been masked because I'm on finasteride. None of my other docs noticed this. I go to the VA and have a civilian doctor also. He had more tests done and now I'm waiting for a biopsy. This guy is great. Very easy to talk with, explains everything in simple terms. I like his staff too. He seems up to date on everything. I trust his judgement.

I've been seeing Dr. Singh for over 20 years. He guided me through a cancer diagnosis and…read moreeradicated it with the most consummate surgical skill I could imagine. I easily recovered from an operation so complex that most patients have after effects that can last for years. I had absolutely zero complications, which is a rarity to which I can attest, being an M.D., myself. I trusted Dr. Singh with my life, and I'd do it again.

From the owner: Dr. Singh is Board Certified by the American Board of Urology (ABU), a Fellow of the American…read moreCollege of Surgeons (F.A.C.S.), a member of the American Urologic Association (AUA), the American TeleMedicine Association, and on the AUA's TeleMedicine Workgroup. Dr. Singh is also the CEO and founder of PercuVision, LLC, a Columbus based TeleHealth and medical device manufacturer of the world's only visually guided urinary catheters. Dr. Singh received his undergraduate and medical school degrees at the University of Nebraska - Omaha. Dr. Singh began a two year surgical residency at the University of Minneapolis in general surgery.

Dr. Batten is THE urologist…read more His contagious smile, excellent bedside manner, and genuine concern for his patients make him the best of the best in his field. After my personal bout with kidney stone, which resulted in serious illness related to a hidden infection, Dr. Batten was the greatest. Then, after about 10 years, my husband developed kidney stones. He was so impressed by the treatment I received from Dr. Batten that he would go to no one else for treatment. He felt safe in Dr. Batten's care and he came through his kidney stone experience (including stent placement, lithotripsy, and stent removal) with flying colors. If all docs were like Dr. Batten, the world of medicine would be a much better place... and a lessened fear of doctors.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Urology…read more- Physicians & Surgeons

Dr. Brockman is amazing! Highly recommend him and his group. They're very caring and explaining…read morethings very well..

Ohio Health Urology at Grant was dirty in lobby and bathroom. Saw same trash in corner that was…read morethere the week before. Bathroom dirty. I kept getting false positives. On one occasion I came in with my walker and had had hand surgery and my left hand completely wrapped. They expected me to place a Urinary collection hat in the toilet knowing my hand bound up and. Balance issues due to stroke. They also felt I could then pour the Urine in a specimen container with the use of only one hand and with balancing issues due to a recent stroke. So it appears some possible false positives. One false positive is a big concern. I also had a concern of falling trying to do all they unrealistically expected I could do with one hand and balance issues. I still haven't had answers to important questions. I found another urolgist near my home off Polaris but they are OHIO Health Urology too. I was then told since I let OHIO Health Urology at Grant go I am barred from all OHIO Health Urology practices. That doesn't even make sense. I let OHIO Health Urology at Grant go. They also had me going out 2/15/2021 to appointment at Ohio Health Urology at Polaris. I traveled there in a huge snow emergency. They are aware I use a walker due to recent stroke and am on blood thinners. I get a call once I arrived in parking lot telling me my appointment cancelled. Since I had a disagreement with OHIO health urology at Grant ( which was due To errors they committed) that I couldn't see any UROLOGISTS AFFILIATED WITH OHIO HEALTH UROLOGY GROUP. This is outrageous. WHY PUNISH A PATIENT FOR WHAT THEIR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS DID. PLUS STILL NEED CRITICAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

I went here on the recommendation of my family doctor, and it turned out my father-in-law goes here…read moretoo. Dr. Hallet is professional. Busy, like a lot of doctors, but he will answer your questions and tell you what's going on in a straightforward way, laying out the options for treatment, etc., and letting you decide. His staff is also helpful and friendly. You almost never want to go to a doctor unexpectedly, but if you do, this guy makes it a better experience.

The doctor's are great at what they do, but the communication is HORRIBLE. I had a ureteroscopy…read morelast week and after the procedure, nobody talked to me. A doctor didn't come in and tell me about after care, medication, nothing. I literally had to figure it all out myself by going on Reddit. And I don't think this is some freak occurrence either. When I called later that day and told them that nobody talked to me after the surgery, they weren't surprised or apologetic. A receptionist just told me that they'd "send a message" and told me to use a heating pad. At this point, I've given up on talking to a doctor about anything, but unfortunately I need to schedule another appointment to get a stent removed. This has also been an absolute nightmare. I've called at least once a day every day since the surgery to try to get the removal scheduled, but nobody is able to get a hold of a scheduler I guess. Finally after some pushing, I was able to get the direct line for a scheduler and was able to leave a message, but still no luck on scheduling the actual procedure. If you are able to, please go literally anywhere else if you need any kind of follow up appointment. ESPECIALLY a stent removal. The stents are painful and it's pretty much impossible to do anything while having one in, so getting it out in a timely manner is very important. I have never felt so ignored and dismissed by a medical professional in my life and I hate that I didn't read any reviews before going through The Urology Group for my surgery.

If you have prostate cancer and decide to have radiation treatment and you want to wait 6 months…read moreafter your decision to get treatment then this is your place. If you have any degree of urgency go somewhere else. They do not tell you it will take this long. But I had to wait 3 months to see the radiation oncologist. Then a month for this followed by two months for that. They will not schedule the next step until after you wait months for an appointment for the first step. The doctors are fine there is not enough of them for the volume of patients. Support staff for scheduling never, ever pick up the phone. They return a call only once. If you miss their call back then it is days before they call back again. The whole opperation is too few staff for too many patients.

Ok.... If you're having a urinary issues , this is Very well run medical facility. The staff was…read morewonderful....Jennifer, Sarah and the rest of the staff took great care keeping me comfortable before my procedure. Note- they will require a payment before your bill is processed by your insurance. Check with their billing office. The ladies their are good to work with .