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Northwoods Urology

2.8 (10 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Dr Giannokis and staff are very polite and professional. Facilities are clean. On time appointment schedule.

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Texas Regional Urology - From Left, Drs. Penner Schraudenbach, Drew Dylewski, Matthew Hogan, Clyde Corey, and Liliana Woo

Texas Regional Urology

2.1(21 reviews)
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Love Dr Clyde Corey! Dr Corey has the best bedside manner of any doctor I have had. He has…read moreperformed kidney stone extractions that went perfectly well. Unfortunately I had to leave Dr. Corey due to relocation to another town. I would give a 5 star rating to Texas Regional Urology except for the rudeness of the front desk. Had I not needed Dr. Cory as I did, I would have only seen his associate, Dr Woo, who is at a different location (whom I also love) just to avoid the front office staff. I have complicated, embedded UTIs and these require a Doctor who is patient and understanding that standard urine cultures are highly inaccurate and unreliable. Sometimes my urinalysis is positive and culture is negative, from the SAME urine sample, while other times the urinalysis is negative and the culture positive. Unfortunately most nurses (and many doctors) fail to understand this reality. It would be nice if the nurses could be trained to understand how often cultures fail despite severe uti symptoms. I believe they would have kinder attitudes toward patients who fail to have positive cultures. The nurses at the Tomball location often seemed flustered and a bit impatient, though they were never rude.. I am most appreciative that Dr. Corey and Dr. Woo both have prescribed antibiotics even when my cultures were negative. Had they not, I probably would have passed yrs ago. They learned, given my history of sepsis and a primary Immune Deficiency, that I must be treated with antibiotics when I have UTI symptoms despite the negative results of antiquated and unreliable standard urine cultures and urinalysis. Dr. Corey does utilize DNA urine cultures which are much more reliable and I appreciated that. He felt more like a relative than a doctor. He is so personable and truly concerned about his patients. One of the very few doctors I have had who truly listens and doesn't make his patients feel rushed. I highly recommend Dr Corey and Dr Woo. The only complaint I have of their treatment protocol, and this goes for most urologists in the entire US, is they don't seem to understand that chronic, embedded UTI demands HIGH dose, long-term antibiotics to clear the infection. When patients are only given 3 to 7 days antibiotic treatment it allows the infection to embed, causes antibiotic resistance and is much more difficult to get rid of. Dr Corey and Dr Woo did prescribe extended, longer-term antibiotics to me than most urologists are willing to do, however It would be so amazing if they could treat female patients with infection just as they do male patients with say, prostatitis, who often are able to obtain six months of high-dose antibiotics., in most urology clinics. Why aren't women with difficult UTI treated with the same protocol? Unfortunately, this treatment protocol is rampant in the US and elsewhere and the reason why so many women are having to seek treatment from Professor Malone Lee in London. He uses something called broth cultures, symptoms and PT history to diagnosis and treat patients. And recently women have discovered Dr Stuart Bundrick in Bossier city Louisiana who is also willing to treat chronic, difficult, embedded UTI with high dose, long-term antibiotic. (Not to be confused with low-dose/prophylactic antibiotic, which is common). I truly hope that this clinic will start treating women with UTIs in this fashion. There is a desperate need for this standard of treatment. So much suffering could be eliminated by using this protocol. I did appreciate the fact that Dr. Corey gave me a standing prescription for antibiotics in case I had UTI symptoms during the weekend. He understood the sepsis risk for me and took my symptoms very seriously. Dr. Woo did a bladder suspension surgery on my mother years ago and it was very successful.

The following is my opinion re Dr. Dylewski: ARROGANT - I needed surgery/procedure to relieve…read moresymptoms of BPH. He got very defensive when asking him about his surgical history - i.e. # of procedures done, his complication / success rates, etc. Says he doesn't keep track of those things since he's not an academic center and where would he get that information. I responded that he would get that from his own patients. What doctor doesn't know his own patients' outcomes. Steer clear!

Northwoods Urology - urologists - Updated October 2026

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