I called today - just a half an hour ago or so - to cancel my appointment for tomorrow April 1st, 2026, at 4:30pm, as I felt that my symptoms had subsided. There is documentation of this appointment in the two pictures below. The woman I spoke with on the phone informed me that there was apparently "no appointment scheduled" and I was "not in their system." This was a very disorganized move to say the least, particularly when I have actual documentation that I scheduled an appointment with him. Hopefully, my posts - between what I am posting here AND my previous post - are demonstrating precisely what corruption is present within the Medical Industry. Dr. Bollinger - in terms of what he knows about the urinary system and the efforts he was able to invest into fixing my kidney nearly 12 years ago - is certainly an expert, but it is concerning that he and his staff are not organized and professional - particularly when they have the power to control the fate of people's physical health. Millions of people across the globe have stepped forward to vocally oppose my work as a radical feminist theorist and psychological scientist, yet I can STILL remain organized and highly professional in my endeavors. Consider that millions have decided to step forward to stop me and my political agenda in the first place because they perceive me as the single most profoundly intellectual threat to the cultural fabric of society; such adversaries of mine, who are highly manipulative, conniving, and brilliant - which makes them astoundingly dangerous to the well-beings of anyone who does not agree with their political ideology - have devoted their lives to stopping my societal growth in both the educational and career domains, as they believe that they are each political revolutionaries who stand for the civil rights of the American people. Such supposed "political revolutionaries" are currently in the process of overthrowing the current state of medicine by controlling whether anyone who disagrees with their political ideology has access to professional medical care (which I will refer to here as "healthcare"). The goals of such revolutionaries is to withhold healthcare from anyone who expresses support of my political ideology as a radical feminist theorist (i.e. expressing support for ​the expungement of traditional gender roles). Such political activities by so-called "revolutionaries" should be of society-wide concern and SHOULD be stopped; such activities should be of TOP PRIORITY for ANY medical professionals out there to prioritize the rights of patients, regardless of political ideology. With all this chaos being described, this is just another reason for why being organized and professional when working as a medical professional should be upheld. Someone's life could be put at-risk if those who interact with Dr. Bollinger and his staff are not treated with respect and dignity. The physical health of each American matters, regardless of which political ideology he or she best aligns with. read more

James R Bollinger, MD - Back of card. - Surgeons Near Me - Paoli, Pennsylvania

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Dr Bollinger has been my doctor for over 30 years he takes a little getting to know but I assure you you will not find a better Dr he has done 3 kiddney surgery's on me and I am his biggest fan keep up the wonderful job and thank you Dr Bollinger 5 star read more

I was tested for bladder cancer. Benign. Gave a report to him on clinical trials for the sweetner that starts with an X. A large percentage of the male lab animals developed bladder tumors. I was consuming multiple packs of gum which has this chemical sweetener with a name that starts with an X. Instead of telling me to see what happens after stop eating the gum for a month or two, he did surgery on me taking out my bladder, prostate and made an Pouch from a piece of my small intestine to replace my bladder. My kidney ureters were not getting the kidney urine to the pouch. Tried ureter stints. Pushed stints through pouch into my intestines. Had diarrhea for months, Once found, fixed that. Now I have Kidney Disease and have no sex use at all. Was suggested to use a medicine injected into penis which burned like unbelievable pain. It's been 12 years now. Also went through cancer drug therapy, probably unnecessary as was most, if not all the medical procedures. It seems to me his decisions were to make money over giving good advice. If I got half of what he made back to me, it would hardly be a fair exchange for the impact it has taken on my life ! read more

I am extremely suprised they let this practice be apart of Main Line Health due to the fact that the office is a mess and the Doctor is extremely rude to myself and my mother for no apparent reason. Do NOT recommend. read more

This is a one-doctor practice that seems to have a lot of patients. I would also tell you that you may need some patience when coming here. When I have had afternoon appointments, it seems I don't actually get to see the doc until well after my scheduled appointment time (like 30+ minutes beyond). I've learned to now schedule my appointments for first thing in the morning to avoid this problem. As for Dr. Bollinger himself, he's a nice enough guy, but I seem to always have to ask a lot of questions to get information out of him. The staff is always very pleasant. As for the office itself, it's in an older building and the patient rooms (along with some of the equipment in it) look dated as well. I do like that he's affiliated with Mainline Health and Paoli Hospital. He's my third urologist I've tried, and I'm happy enough to stick around. read more

After an awful experience at Phoenixville Hospital that left us with more questions than answers (and much more pain than he had in their ER), my boyfriend desperately needed a second opinion, so we searched for a new urologist. Dr. Bollinger seemed like a good fit, but the negative reviews here had him having doubts. I encouraged him to book the appointment and so he did. True, the office is very old school and rather unkempt, and yes, there was a typical amount of time spent waiting (nothing excessive), but the doctor himself was great. He was not at all impersonable, dismissive, or rude. He was informative, he listened, he was able to make and take little jokes, and we had our next appointment scheduled for him to perform a procedure at Paoli Hospital two days later. When that day came, he was already waiting for us, and he was prepared to have an actual discussion about all of the little things my boyfriend experienced in the meantime. It was a huge relief to see that he wasn't simply writing off our concerns or ignoring our questions. We felt a lot more secure that this time around, this doctor and this hospital would actually take care of him. Yes, there was a time delay.. perhaps half an hour extra that we had to wait before "go time", but we knew it was because he was giving the same attention and care to the patient who was scheduled ahead of us. No problem. The anesthesia nurse (like every other staff member we interacted with that morning) was above and beyond being professional, friendly, and comforting. She took my boyfriend to the OR and I went to wait. It wasn't long at all before Dr. Bollinger found me in the waiting room and said that my guy was clear and that everything went smoothly. He sat and talked to me about what I thought we might need, told me the next steps, told me about follow-up care and appointments, and then when I was satisfied, he left to get to his next patient. At Phoenixville a week earlier, Dr. Oskanian had disappeared before I was permitted to return to my boyfriend; that procedure was a failure, the nurse's account of the facts did not match the OR report, I never had an opportunity to talk to him or have my concerns addressed, and he dismissed my guy's pains (caused by bad handling) as being in his head. Dr. B was worlds better, and entirely thorough. My guy got through his recovery well and finally had his positive outlook back. He smiled for the first time in two weeks. Yeah, recovery comes with its own pains and challenges, but his miserable ordeal is finally over. Dr. Bollinger is a good dude. Don't dismiss him based on the appearance of his receptionst's office or the doomsayers who have given him bad reviews here. read more

I'm really sorry I didn't see the reviews on this site before I went to this guy. I concur that my visit with him was the most horrible experience I've ever had with a doctor in my life! read more

Worst experience I've ever had with a doctor and I wasn't even going for myself! He was extremely impersonal. He didn't introduce himself, just sat down and started filling out papers and didn't even bother to examine my client until I told him that I had concerns about him being in pain. He sill ignored my concerns and continued to fill out the form I had brought him. He was more interested in getting us in and out of the office than actually addressing my client's wellbeing. We were only with him for 5 minutes at the most. On top of that, the office was extremely cluttered and outdated. Awful experience. read more

The most horrible experience I had in any doctor's office. The doctor didn't do what I asked for. Was very discourteous left me in the examination room for more than 30 minutes without saying where he was gone. When I confronted him about this attitude he told me that I could always see another doctor. Well rest assured Dr. James R. Bollinger I will never see you again! read more

The office and waiting room were dirty. I was shocked at the mess behind the counter. Boxes of files were EVERYWHERE! As for the doctor himself, I have no doubt he knows what he is doing, but he certainly needs a personality adjustment. I found him rather rude. Not something I want to deal with on top of having a urology problem. read more

Here is a letter I wrote to Dr Bollinger.; Yesterday I had scheduled an appointment with you for a further examination of my prostrate, as the referring physician had noticed a nodule during the course of my annual physical. I left prior to meeting with you. I left because I found your office to be a complete and utter disarray. It was alarming to see a professional office kept in what I perceived to be unkempt, disorderly, and overly messy manner. I felt un-easy and the clutter and overall untidiness of your office certainly did not instill the comfort and confidence I require for a proper examination of my body. I called the referring physician to advise her that I wasn't comfortable and she thanked me for letting her know how I felt. She also provided me the name of a different Urologist. read more

He's a fantastic doctor, who is very knowledgeable and has years of experience. I had surgery with him years ago and now see him for a separate issue - both of which he has handled expertly. read more

I form a lot of kidney stones so I've seen a lot of urologists over the years, and I like this guy the best. Others have subjected me to unnecessary and expensive, even dangerous procedures such as excessive and pointless x-rays. Bollinger zeros in on the problem without any nonsense and saves me time and money. True, he ought to discontinue use of some of the worn-out office equipment and remodel, but it's results that count. I'd worry a lot more about ambience if I were going to a restaurant. I'm more concerned about getting a cure when I go to the doctor. read more