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    DFW Urology Consultants

    DFW Urology Consultants

    (7 reviews)

    Eastside

    People that are in the medical profession should have a heart for the patient. It is so much better…read morefor the patient's. Time is valuable to everyone, LEARN how to schedule appointments. 3 hours to wait for an appointment scheduled is so unnecessary and unprofessional and uncaring

    The NP is really great, I like her very much. I had lithotripsy on a kidney stone and Dr Hey Jr…read moredid his job and broke the stone up. no complaints with care or medical professionalism. However, the procedure scheduling department did not get all the right insurance pre-approvals ahead of time for the lithotripsy, and the insurance refused them payment. They were apparently completely unaware that they needed a Site Approval. I would think these things are all spelled out in their provider network contracts with the insurers. And my insurance company is one of the most common. So they balanced billed me the total cost of the procedure, although my insurance company EOB's said I was not responsible. However, you do sign consent forms before getting any treatment, and the billing office said because I signed forms I was responsible for the full amount. Now my husband has had two rounds of cancer, so this is not our first rodeo with medical billing. So we went to Aenta and had to do all the legwork on behalf of the doctor office billing department to get this straighted out. And honestly, I think if we were less educated in our rights or less able to communicate well with the system, we would probably just accepted responsibility because the pushy condescending office manager told us we signed a contract. I am becoming more and more passionate about patient rights, so I wanted to write this review to warn others. Be careful when you schedule procedures with them, ask to see the approvals in writing, call your insurance company ahead of time to be 100% sure everything is set to go or you might end up cleaning up their mess.

    Patrick Huddleston, MD

    Patrick Huddleston, MD

    (3 reviews)

    Had BHP with a very large prostate (200g). Dr Huddleston performed the HoLEP procedure on me about…read more2 months ago, and I am very pleased. He did a great job communicating how the procedure would work, and the risks. Turned out I had a prostate that like to bleed, so my procedure ending up being more challenging for him. As a result I did end up spending the night in the hospital (I was the last procedure for the day, so might have been different if I was the first). As it turns out, I'm glad I spent that night in the hospital, as the nurse kept fluids flowing through my urethra throughout the night, which I think was very beneficial for me. Had minor leaking for about a week, and since then life has been pretty normal. Stream is better than I ever remember, urges are less, and still training with Kegel exercises to improve control. Office appointments were always on time, and Dr. Huddleston took the time to answer all of my questions. Shout out to the nurses who draw blood as well; painless and quick!

    Dr Huddleston is a very competent urologist. His business practices and his practice's lack of…read morecustomer service make me encourage you to find your medical care elsewhere. There is only an 800 number for this practice which goes to a central answering service. You will never be able to call the office directly. Can only leave a message. Can't talk directly to a nurse or assistant. I recently had a scheduled telemedicine visit and the doctor did not call as per the appointment I made. He did, though, call 45 minutes later. The office did not call or text to advise of the delay or to request a reschedule. By the time he finally called I was already back at work. I expressed my displeasure and the fact that I did not appreciate the lack of value for my time. I told him I didn't have time to speak with him as he so greatly disregarded our appointment and I would let him know if/when I needed his services in the future. The final insult arrived today when I received a notice from my insurance company that he actually had the nerve to file a claim. Believe me, I will be in touch with his office and have already filed a protest with my insurance. You can take your chances with Dr Huddleston and I encourage you to look elsewhere should you need a urologist. You can thank me later. I believe the practice is Urology Associates of North Texas.

    Excel Urology - urologists - Updated May 2026

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