Go somewhere else. If you take nothing else away from this post, just consider your options and find someplace else. They managed to TOTALLY BOTCH my vasectomy. I showed up and they made me wait for 45 minutes in the waiting room while they went to the hospital nextdoor to borrow a cauter pen (the tool that cauterizes your tubes). No idea what the backstory was but essentially they plugged it in and it was not compatible with their machine. They had me fully undressed and had made incisions already before they found this out. So I'm laying there, wide open in more ways than one, praying that the local anesthetic doesn't wear off, while the doctor and his assistant try to figure out why the machine is incessantly beeping (it does not normally do this). They flip switches and unplug and plug back in. Making jokes about infernal machines while I hang out with my... Well you get it. Instead of declaring this something of an emergency, they just try the incompatible cauter pen on my vas deferens. As he's working doctor Weiss delcares that it's 'sort of working, just slower" which gives me great confidence, let me tell ya. 6 months later and I am still having pain and bruising (basically internal bleeding) and have made another appointment to see someone who didn't get their M.D. from a community college Also took them 6 months to file a claim. It showed up today which reminded me I was going to write this review. Ended up being waaay more than I was quoted from my insurance company (which is absolutely the only reason I went to someone with less than 4 stars). I actually can't really believe they had the gall to bill me after essentially performing malpractice on my sensitive bits. read more

I unfortunately would have a tough time recommending the Denver Urology Clinic. My review will be long, but I want to give the whole story to be as fair as possible. We were introduced to the Denver Urology Clinic after my husband had an emergency surgery to remove a testicle after a softball injury. Because we came in through the ER, we automatically ended up with a doctor from this clinic. The surgery began as exploratory based on an ultrasound showing loss of blood flow, and ended with the removal after Dr. Logan noticed that the testicle had completely ruptured. I asked Dr. Logan several times about the remaining testicle, and he kept brushing me off and saying it was uninjured in a way that made me think he didn't really look because the ultrasound didn't tell him to. When we were being discharged, the nurses kept asking us to refer to our paperwork for follow up instructions. Unfortunately, Dr. Logan did not really fill out the discharge paperwork. The only things written on it were "discharge to home" and "apply ice to scrotum for 72 hours". There were no instructions on gauze application, he did not list the clinic's phone number, and there was no indication of when my husband's follow up appointment should be. I had to call Rose ER once we were home to even get his office's phone number for these things. I will say that Dr. Logan did a phenomenal job on his surgery, though. My husband's incision was so precise and we had no post-surgery issues with the removed side that were not to be expected. When we called The Denver Urology Clinic, they made our follow up with a PA, Dr. Elizabeth McKnight. We never heard from or spoke to Dr. Logan again. Dr. McKnight was concerned about some bruising, so she called Dr. Kabra in. We felt like Dr. Kabra gave us more attention than we had received so far, and really liked his bedside manner. He decided my husband should go for another ultrasound because the swelling on the remaining testicle was so severe. We were a bit confused as the swelling had not really changed, and Dr. Logan did not seem concerned about it all, but of course in the effort of maintaining a healthy testicle we booked the appointment. The ultrasound showed blood flow but also a hematoma surrounding the testicle. Dr. McKnight nicely explained to me on the phone that they don't know if it could be restricting blood flow and they may like to go back in surgically to remove it. She explained that another hematoma could just take its place after this surgery though, so Dr. Kabra was going to make the call. When we heard from Dr. Kabra he explained that there is just not enough literature on this so he was going to go in and remove the hematoma just to be safe. Well he wasn't, ANOTHER doctor we had never met was going to. As much as I trust and respect Dr. Kabra and his opinion, my gut instinct didn't know if this was a good reason for a surgery. Mostly because we had already been warned that another hematoma could just replace this one, so why would we risk replacing a hematoma not currently causing damage that we know of with one that might? I decided to seek a second opinion because of this. Again, not because we doubt Dr. Kabra, who seems like a great doctor, but because jumping into another surgery without a concrete reason why made me nervous. When you only have one testicle left it is such a fragile situation, we needed to make absolutely sure we were doing the right thing before proceeding with surgery. Based on hearing the story a urologist we know said that surgery did not sound like the best course of action in this situation. Because of this, we booked an appointment with a separate urologist to review the ultrasound, physically examine my husband, and give his opinion. When we went to another urologist it became clear that the care we were receiving at the Denver Urology Clinic was not exceptional. For one, we went from doctor to doctor to doctor with no explanation. I'm sure there's a very good reason, especially when they work in emergency situations, but it was never explained to us why we never saw Dr. Logan again or why Dr. Kabra wouldn't be performing the surgery he was recommending. When we asked questions, we always received good and thorough answers, but we just didn't feel the level of connection and care that we did somewhere else. Also, the recommendation of the third doctor at a separate clinic was that surgery would cause more swelling, bleeding, and damage and would put the remaining testicle at a much higher risk of loss. He explained the research that supported this idea, and we felt it was a much more in depth explanation than "We just don't know so we want to be safe". To us, this testicle is our future. It is our ability to have children, and my husband's ability to have a normally functioning body without hormone therapy. I wanted to share our story in case anyone else is in our position, and if you are I hope this helps and wish you the very best of luck. read more

I went in for a vasectomy today and could not be happier with Dr. Weiss. I was definitely nervous going in, but Dr. Weiss made the process as enjoyable as humanly possible. The numbing injections were by far the worst part, and I would only rank those about a 2-3 out of 10 on the pain scale. The doctor talks to you the entire time and really does a good job of taking your mind off of the fact that you're being snipped and probed in the most sensitive area of your body. The mental aspect was FAR worse than the actual procedure. We'll see how the recovery goes (I'm currently laying down with a bag of frozen peas on the boys). If you want a vasectomy in the greater Denver area, go to Dr. Weiss! read more

I just received a letter from a collection agency for a date of service with these doctors (a Dr. Rhodes) in 2010! 2010!!! I had to dig through six years of medical paperwork to even try to piece together what this was for as I hadn't received any bills from them for this doctor - I had seen Dr. Logan in the past, but I didn't recall ever seeing a Dr. Rhodes. What kind of business office sits on an $11 bill for six years without ever reaching out to the patient? From my recollection of seeing Dr. Logan, he was nice enough. The front office was pretty nice. The office itself was in an older house. But the business office clearly doesn't have their stuff together. read more

Unbelieveable, unprofessional, treatment by this office. My husband was scheduled to see Dr. Weiss. We are new to Denver and were using Google to find our way. Google had an incorrect direction in their system and caused us to be running late. We called the office, explained what had happened, and asked if we should still come. We were told to come, no problem. Upon arrival, we were told that we were not going to be seen. We explained the problem with the Google error and how we were told to continue to come in, and she checked with the doctor and he said he would not see us. Our appointment was for 12:00 and we arrived in the office at 12:20. Considering we were new patients, new to the area, and depending on navigation that was flawed, you would think they would have been more open to acquiring a new patient. I would never recommend an office that could be so inconsiderate and unkind. read more

I was referred to this practice and was excited to get to the bottom of some bladder issues. Horrific front office staff, Ashley on her phone no smile, no hello, awful that she even works with the public. Dr Harness, newer to the profession so you'd think lots of questions, really would be interested in helping. Couldn't care less, never asked what I'd already tried, what I thought would help, medication I'd already tried. It's disturbing that this is a profession you chose, very sad for folks who don't know there are great physicians out there. Avoid this office, lots of great urologists out there! read more

I have been going to Denver Urology Clinic for two years now. I went there after two separate ER visits for urinary retention. Dr. Logan was immediately helpful and they helped me learn how to Cath on my own. They even sent me home with enough catheters to get by until a supply company could get supplies to me. As far as billing goes, things must be better than when the last review was written because they billed me $40 which was my co-pay and I did not get charged for the samples. I now have Medicare and medicaid and although the co-pay should be $2 I have yet to be charged that. (Update) I asked about the $2 and their answer was they don't charge that. I referred a friend for a procedure that she was being turned away from in nearly every office she called and another doctor in the practice said he could do he procedure. Since my friend has medicaid the visits and procedure is only going to cost her $5-$10. Please consider more than one review when considering a doctor. I'm sorry the first reviewer had such a bad experience. These people really do care. It just takes time to find a match, I'm still looking for the best neurologist for me. read more

After my appointment at the Thornton office with Dr. Aashish Kabra, I will never return as a patient at the Denver Urology Clinic. I was talked down to, humiliated and disrespected. It will suffice to say that he thought it appropriate to refer to my ureter as my "pee hole." In my entire life of going to doctors to manage multiple chronic health problems I have never heard a doctor talk about my body in this manner. Further, in the time I was in the waiting room, he had a heated exchange with another patient in front of me. During this exchange, he discussed private medical details and was completely inappropriate in his use of language- AGAIN. Finally, the front of office staff could use some customer service lessons. I was ignored when I walked in the door in favor of the receptionist having a chatty conversation with another medical person. I was ignored again on the way out in favor of the receptionist looking up music on Spotify. There is no way in hell either this doctor or this receptionist are going to get anywhere close to my "pee hole" or my medical records. What idiots. read more

Two doctor's at Denver Urology gave me lousy care and abandoned me when I was seriously sick and I almost died from sepsis. Dr Jeremy Weiss and Dr Jessica harness. Use at your risk. Maybe they will treat you better then me. read more

I wasn't initially going to write a review of this place and give them a break but I'm just so furious with them I really can't hold back on this story:So I show up at the Rose ER sometime at the beginning of July and I have a pretty bad kidney infection as well as a 5mm stone. The ER refers me to Denver Urology where it was my understanding that I would be seeing an actual doctor. Instead I saw a nurse practioner; I'm not trying to dog on NP's at all!! My stepmother is a great one!! However with my history I definitely deserve and require to see an actual doctor. She didn't seem too concerned that the stone was still there and that I was still in pain. Fast forward to six months later-I ended up back in the ER 3 more times with more kidney infections and absolutely no sense of urgency or much concern about why I was having so many issues. Btw it took them over a month to schedule a CT for me and over a week to culture a urine as well. The NP kept telling me that the CT didn't show anything but I still had signs of an infection and blood in my urine. So I finally went to my PCP a few weeks ago and explained this whole nightmare to her and she immediately put me on antibiotics and ordered a kidney and bladder ultrasound,which showed that I have a 13mm stone:/ it's just been sitting in me and growing...this office also treated me like I was some sort of druggie just trying to get pain pills. Obviously I'm in legit pain!!!!! I also have a lesion on my left kidney:/ I am far from stupid but they sure treated me like I was! They are lucky I don't sue them!! read more