What does PUA mean in UROLOGY

Pediatric Urology Associates is a team of urologists dedicated to children that specialize in treating disorders and diseases of the urinary tract and male reproductive organs. We offer a variety of services such as urinalysis, bladder scanning, ultrasound imaging, minimally invasive treatments, reconstructive surgery, and more.

Yes, all of our physicians are board certified within their specialty and strive to provide the highest quality of care for your child.

Generally speaking, it is recommended that your child visits us at least once every year for a routine check-up or if they experience any symptoms associated with urological issues. However, it really depends on the individual condition so please consult with one of our physicians for personalized guidance.

Yes! Our patient financial advisors will be more than happy to assist you in determining what coverage your insurance plan provides for our services. Please make sure to mention this prior to treatment so we can ensure your coverage meets your needs.

Absolutely! We provide comprehensive care specialized for both males and females from newborns to teenagers throughout various stages in life.

The average appointment length depends on the complexity of each individual case; however an initial consultation or follow up appointment should last around 60 minutes in order to allow ample time for examining and consulting.

You can easily schedule an appointment by visiting our website or simply giving us a call at xxx-xxx-xxxx and one of our staff members will be able to assist you right away.

Yes! We kindly ask that you bring along any recent lab results or X-rays from previous doctor visits; as well as your medical history/records, list of medications/supplements being taken (including dosage), contact information for other healthcare providers involved in your child's care, current health insurance information and photo ID.

In order to ensure that the examination runs smoothly and efficiently there are few things you can do before coming in such as refraining from eating two hours prior to their procedure if necessary; drinking plenty of water during the 24 hours prior their visit; informing us if they take any medications so we can adjust accordingly; having them wear comfortable clothing; bringing along an additional adult if possible; adjusting their sleep/nap days if necessary so they are energized enough during their visit; ensuring all paperwork is filled out beforehand; and finally preparing some questions ahead of time regarding potential treatments/diagnoses.

Yes! We try our very best to accommodate each patient's needs in order to make them feel as relaxed as possible while here at PUA so we provide certain accommodations such as ample parking spaces near our office entrance reserved exclusively for patients with disabilities, wheelchair accessibility throughout parts of our building including restrooms upon request, hearing loops for those who use T-coil equipped hearing aids, free Wi-Fi access located throughout areas designated as “waiting zones” etcetera..