About Arizona Urology
Arizona Urology is a premier medical clinic that provides the Valley with first-rate, patient-centered, and comprehensive urological health care. The practice has three clinics, conveniently located in Goodyear, Glendale, and Gilbert, Arizona.
The integrated team of health care professionals at Arizona Urology is guided by compassion for their patients and a drive for perfection and optimized health. The board-certified physicians and medical staff provide high-quality and attentive care across the fields of urinary incontinence, robotics, laparoscopy, and treatments for urologic cancers of the bladder, prostate, testicle, and kidney.
The complexity and variety of the treatments offered at Arizona Urology are unparalleled, with the clinics offering nearly every urological treatment available in the field. They consistently provide their patients with excellent surgical outcomes using the most technologically advanced and state-of-the-art equipment, such as the UroLift®, the da Vinci® surgical system, the InterStim™ system, and the GreenLight™ Laser.
Arizona Urology is dedicated to improving their community through more than just excellent patient care. Their committed staff also gives back by serving in the military, volunteering as team physicians on local high school and professional sports teams, donating their resources and expertise to non-profit organizations, and serving as board and committee members at local hospitals.
Arizona Urology looks forward to helping its patients achieve happier and healthier lives. Schedule your visit today to discover what true health care looks like.
OUR MEDICAL AFFILIATIONS
Abrazo West Valley |
| Banner Estrella |
| Dignity Chandler Regional Medical Center |
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