Urologists who are Physicians - Prosper, TX

"This facility and its staff is worst. They have no courtesy and no knowledge. They wasted about 3 hours of my time. First they provided me wrong information about network. I confirmed with my insurance and then started making excuses of appointment slots, even though they confirmed they have the appointments available. I believe they intentionally give you less preference based on your name and accent (they way you talk). I would advise everyone not to use this facility and their network. "

"I expected the vasectomy procedure to go pretty easy, and Dr. Mootha and his staff did not disappoint. Highly recommend him for anyone looking for a doctor for the procedure. No pain, Dr. Mootha distracted me with conversation during the procedure (which was great), and the recovery is going very well. Two thumbs up."

"Dr Buchanan had been watching my psa level for years. After the psa level was on the rise, he did a biopsy of my prostate. It can back positive. He immediately sent me to a surgeon that specializes in prostate surgery. The cancer was caught early and was contained inside of the prostate (thanks to the surgeon Dr Thurman and Dr Buchanan they got it in time). The last two psa level showed no cancer. You cannot ask for better after surgery care that I received with his PA Jennifer. Great supporting staff. I know what going thru prostate cancer that had spread outside of the prostate is like because my Dad did not catch his early. Too bad you can only give a five star rating, they deserve beyond. "

"Spent about 5 minutes talking at me, rather than listening. Used generalities rather than discussing my case specifics or answering my specific questions. Feels like a patient mill. He was in and out, then billed me for half an hour of his time. Feels like a job to him, rather than a career where he truly cares about getting to the bottom of patient issues. Go see someone else. I have since found a new doc."

"Horrible. The questions that were dismissed when making the appointment, were apparently spot on, “Is the Doctor going to check me?” the response was vague and I was told it was up to him, okay yes I understand that, yet first thing he wants to do is stick a catheter in me and made it seem as if it was the most common and routine check, yet when I asked on the phone nothing with regards to any possible procedure was mentioned. Bedside manner Zero - Dr. Graham - As I am trying to explain my issue which lead me to visit. He is letting me know that the paperwork from the Urgent care visits does not align with what I am saying, that is fair, not aligning then they did not provide you with every, so let me try to tell him that I would like to focus on the single paper that was provided and I can explain. He goes into a speech were he says that I dont have to “argue”, that maybe my issue was not actually properly diagnosed, so I say well yes that is why im here but all I can think is how rude of him I am simply trying to explain if they did not provide all the paperwork then I can provide him with a history. Telling me not to “argue” when I am just trying to explain is just bad form. Long story short between that and what he wanted to do and the fact that I have never felt so uncomfortable in a doctor's office because of the way I am being spoken to, a tone that is unnecessary and condescending. Well, I was more than happy when I said I need a minute and he came back and informed me that he didn’t think I was comfortable and it was not a good fit. YES! as soon as his mouth opened I felt this so the only good thing was the returned money. I would never trust someone that is condescending to perform any procedures on me."