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Monday: 9AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 9AM - 5PM
Thursday: 9AM - 5PM
Friday: 9AM - 5PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
Pacific Urology Institute is a medical office with highly competent, compassionate, and generous doctors. Patients describe the healthcare professionals as nice, down to earth, and beyond generous with their time. The nursing staff is also noted for being super nice and skilled. However, the office itself seems a bit antiquated, with administrative processes that can be challenging, such as arranging phone calls. The practice focuses on in-person appointments. Despite some outdated administrative aspects, patients strongly recommend the office, leaving with hope and a solid plan of action.
I was extremely impressed with PUI... Dr. Leslie Kaplan in particular tended to me and he was thorough, engaged, and very reassuring. It was especially helpful because I was very concerned before coming in, but he was attentive and I knew I was in good hands. Plus, the staff was excellent -- very friendly, and made my life easy filling out the forms. A high recommend!
GO HERE! Dr. Concini is one of the nicest and down to earth healthcare professionals I've ever had the pleasure to see. If you find yourself searching for a urologist, look no further. I have anxiety over needles and when the nurse drew blood, it was literally painless. Everyone was super nice and i certainly recommend this office to everyone.
Dr Deconcini is great. ------------On a trivial administrative note ...The office seems a bit antiquated. Phone calls with dr's are challenging ("we don't really do that" but ultimately did get a short call after strongly requesting), let alone any newfangled telemedicine stuff. Every medical interaction is ... via in person appointment ... ie co-pay : (More amusingly, it's the kind of office that posts printed pieces of paper on the walls with latest info about what doc takes which insurance, or please keep 6' distance etc. Hilariously, I count 17 of these! One is over 10 years old! Oh well.