NEO Urology was recommended to me by my sister-in-law who was a nurse. I have been going there for 8years now. The doctor is very knowledgeable and always answers any questions I have. They also have my current information on file when I check in. read more

Dr Drevno is the specialist you want to see if you are going there. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Staff is extremely busy but great when you finally get them 1 on 1.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Radiology department, doctor and staff were in flux when we went there. Hopefully they finally have it together now. read more

Life-Changing Experience with Dr. Drevna Bladder incontinence is extremely embarrassing and stressful to deal with on a daily basis. Going to see Dr. Drevna and having the bladder sling surgery truly changed my life. At first, I could barely bring myself to walk through the door -- I almost drove away. I had to remind myself that these doctors deal with this every day and that I didn't need to feel ashamed. When the (very good-looking!) doctor walked in, I actually got even more nervous -- but once he started talking to me, I instantly felt more comfortable. [[HIGHLIGHT]]His bedside manner is both funny and calming, which helped me relax right away.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Dr. Drevna first suggested I try pelvic floor physical therapy before surgery. Walking into that appointment was hard too, but I'm so glad I did it. Physical therapy turned out to be incredibly educational. Honestly, every woman over 40 should go -- you learn exercises and habits that can make a real difference. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Unfortunately, my busy schedule made it hard to keep up with regular sessions, so therapy alone didn't work for me.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]When I returned to Dr. Drevna to discuss surgery, I had to go through some tests to qualify -- including one involving a catheter. I was very nervous, but every nurse I encountered was kind, patient, and reassuring.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They made the process so much easier and helped calm my fears. [[HIGHLIGHT]]By the time my sling surgery day arrived, I wasn't nervous anymore. I felt ready and confident. Dr. Drevna even made me laugh that morning![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I noticed he wore crosses around his neck, which gave me an extra sense of comfort and peace. The surgery went smoothly. My pain afterward was minimal -- maybe a 3 out of 10 from the small incisions. Now, I feel like I have the bladder of a 20-year-old! I highly recommend Dr. Drevna and his team. They were compassionate, understanding, and truly changed my quality of life. If you're struggling with bladder incontinence, don't be afraid to take that first step -- it's worth it. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]I could call there forever and no one ever answers![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There are many girls in that office and it's pitiful the the way a person must get through. Thinking of going elsewhere! [[HIGHLIGHT]]It is very aggravating!!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Get rid of the receptionist named Missy. She was very rude.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] She needs a new career when I asked to speak to hear Supervisor she told me to call back and wouldn't give me her name. I am hoping Dr Drevna can correct my problem so I never have to return here read more

Great care. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Made the appointment that was convenient for me.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Everything was explained fully.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Following up to my previous review. [[HIGHLIGHT]]My dad finally got in to see Dr Mark Memo on Monday.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I had been told they needed to do it in the morning so that they could make sure he voided before going home. Instead, they removed the catheter and sent him home. No ultrasound, no waiting to see if he could void. So at 2am we were at the ER again to have *another* catheter inserted. I can't understand why they would put an 85 year-old stroke survivor through all of this. It's unconscionable. Why didn't they make sure he could void before sending him home? We were specifically told to go to a urologist because they would go the extra mile to make sure everything looked good before sending him home. Do not go to this office! read more

Dr. Dan Rucchiuti is the best. Bedside manner is exemplary and personal. Did a great job on my TURP procedure. Office is clean, and staff are friendly and efficient. He takes time to listen, and offers positive encouragement. The nurses are friendly and sensitive regarding very sensitive issues. Even on weekends you can always reach somebody for advice or counsel. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Love Dr.Richard Memo, he's been taking care of me for 20 years[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]],surgery went well, would recommend him to anyone

My bladder problem was solved after a year of UTIs by Dr. Drevna. [[HIGHLIGHT]]He is kind, attentive, patient, and observant man.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I felt relaxed and did not hesitate to tell him exactly what all of my symptoms were.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]His staff is wonderful and nice also.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The entire follow up from the office is the BEST I have ever had. Mary L. read more

Dr. Drevna and all of the staff have been exceptional throughout all of my visits!! Dr. Drevna explained my procedure to me in detail and listened to all my concerns!! Can't say enough of how pleased I am of how he and his staff handled my medical situation. All is going well now and look forward to his continued care. Thank you, Richard (Rick) read more

Fantastic ! Caring & kind. Dr. Drevna is highly recommended the staff was equally kind & professional.

This is LONG, but you NEED to read it before you consider going here. So this isn't a review against NEO so much as it is a particular doctor. I have had some serious issues going on for a few months now, and at the time I had been trying to receive help from advanced urology (that's a whole different review though), and wasn't having much luck. I had called NEO hoping they could help me. My mistake was not waiting 2 more weeks and getting in with one of the Memos (the established well known doctors) and instead I rushed out of panic and got in with the "new" guy Dr. Drevna (probably spelling this wrong). My first visit with him was short and he basically said "I don't know what's going on but it sounds like prostatitis, but we need to do a cystoscope to make sure there's no structure". Fair enough, though what he described sounded awful. Dear god I had NO idea how awful it would be. The day of the procedure I was "greeted" by a nurse with the single worst demeanor I've ever encountered. She was terrible. Rude, could not possibly have cared less about my concerns and basically ignored the entirety of me explaining how my symptoms had worsened. She said "strip down and sit on that table and cover up (with a thin sheet of paper basically). The doctor came in and ignored my new concerns as well. I was given no numbing agent, offered no laughing gas, and basically had this man grab ahold of me and JAM this thing into my urethra. I was literally screaming in pain the entire time and they could not have cared less. Pumping me full of water for several minutes (he told me this would take approximately 45 seconds total, he lied). If you've never had a scope you can not fathom the pain this caused. After several minutes he finally pulled it out of me. I was close to throwing up. He said "no structure, and your symptoms don't sound line prostatitis to me (after the same and WORSENING symptoms led him to believe that's exactly what was going on). He said "you'll have to pee, go to the bathroom and get dressed", walked out of the room and left me there. I hobbled to the bathroom and almost blacked out, and if I had there was NO one there to hear or find me. I was in agony for several days after, I literally could not sit down to pee (imagine the worst cramp you've ever had in a muscle and now put that in your bladder and multiply it by 10, excruciating doesn't describe it). The entire experience was terrible, and though I'm not better I will never go back there, at least not to him. What an absolute joke. If you DO NOT heed my warning and decide to go here, ONLY accept being seen by one of the other doctors there, avoid this guy at all costs. I've since had another scope (unfortunately) elsewhere and though it was painful it was painful for about 60 seconds, did not hurt to pee after wards and with the help of some Azo (which did NOT help after the scope at NEO because they did so much damage) I was "ok" within 2 days. I'm being seen at another urologist and though they're stumped still they are at least trying some different things to see if anything works. To sum this up, do NOT go to this man. He has jo business going anywhere near your genitals for any reason. I'm going to post a review about Advanced Urology as well shortly, they're not worth your money or time either (for different reasons.) Ignore my warning at your own risk, I'm not posting this for fun, I'm posting it because it really was that bad. read more

Dr Drevna was really so amazing. He took the time to listen to my concerns and issues. He gave me options and helped construct a treatment plan that I was comfortable with. I highly recommend him! read more

Dr. Memo and the staff make you feel at ease and explain everything.

Never ever go here. One of their doctors left a surgical drain tube inside of me about 4 inches long. It ended up causing me a lot of pain, infection and eventually had to have another surgery to fix theirs. Just make the trip to the Cleveland Clinic and get it done right. read more

i thought that dr drevna & gabby where very kind and professional in intervuing me when i came in to get checked out i felt ver comfortable being there . john s read more