Urologist

Urology Care

Urologist Consultation

Specialist care for the urinary tract and male reproductive system — from kidney stones to prostate concerns — backed by our in-house lab and imaging for same-day diagnosis.

What it covers

Focused care for the urinary system

A urologist diagnoses and treats conditions affecting the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and male reproductive organs — from painful urination and kidney stones to prostate enlargement. Our specialists take a full history and examination before deciding on the right tests or treatment path.

Because urine tests, ultrasound, and blood work are all done on-site, most concerns can be investigated and discussed in a single visit — without waiting days for results from an outside lab.

  • Urine & blood tests on-site
  • Ultrasound & imaging for kidney/bladder
  • Prostate screening & evaluation
  • Kidney stone diagnosis & management
  • Follow-up & ongoing monitoring
What we treat

Conditions managed by our urologists

From common infections to more specialised concerns, our urologists cover a wide range of care.

Kidney stones

Diagnosis and management of stones in the kidney or urinary tract.

UTIs & infections

Urinary tract infections and related discomfort or burning.

Prostate concerns

Enlarged prostate, screening, and related urinary symptoms.

Bladder & kidney disorders

Blood in urine, incontinence, and other functional issues.

How it works

What to expect during your visit

Check-in

Register and share your symptoms and medical history.

Consultation

Discuss symptoms in detail with the urologist and undergo examination.

Testing

Urine tests, blood work, or ultrasound done on-site the same day.

Diagnosis & plan

Receive a clear diagnosis, treatment plan, and follow-up schedule.

When to see a urologist

  • Pain or burning during urination
  • Blood in urine
  • Frequent or urgent need to urinate
  • Difficulty urinating or weak urine flow
  • Lower back or side pain suggestive of kidney stones

How to prepare

  • Bring a urine sample if previously advised, or provide one on-site
  • Carry any previous ultrasound or lab reports
  • List current medications
  • Note when symptoms started and their frequency
  • Drink water normally unless told otherwise for a specific scan

Book a consultation today.

Walk in, call ahead, or schedule an appointment — get testing, diagnosis, and treatment in a single visit.