Best urologists in Wichita, KS
Urologists in Wichita, KS (7 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.8/5 ) with outstanding reviews on Google Maps, specialized in private care and located near you. Here you can review detailed information, resolve common questions, and compare data to help you make the most informed decision for your health.
A trusted list of top-rated urologists in Wichita, KS, verified by patient reviews
Fadi N Joudi MD
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Expert urology care with 12 board-certified physicians offering advanced treatments like PET CT and Prostate Artery Embolization, ensuring personalized, comprehensive patient support.
Byrd Gregory F MD
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Expert urological care offering advanced treatments including PET CT and Prostate Artery Embolization. Compassionate team prioritizes patient comfort and comprehensive kidney stone management.
Wichita Urology
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Expert urology care offering diagnosis and treatment for urinary and reproductive health issues. Compassionate, personalized service ensures effective solutions and patient comfort.
Richardson Tim A MD
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Expert urology care with board-certified physicians offering advanced treatments for kidney stones, prostate issues, and urinary conditions. Compassionate, patient-focused services ensure comprehensive health support.
Wichita Urology Group
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Expert urology care offering advanced diagnosis and treatment for urinary and male reproductive health. Compassionate, experienced specialists focused on personalized patient outcomes.
Wichita Urology Group Pa
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Dr. J. Andrew Jensen
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Urologists service prices in Wichita
| Service | Price in Wichita |
|---|---|
| New Patient Consultation | $180–$360 |
| Follow-Up Visit | $90–$220 |
| Vasectomy | $540–$1,350 |
| Cystoscopy | $270–$900 |
| Prostate Biopsy | $900–$2,700 |
| PSA Test | $22–$90 |
| Urodynamic Testing | $450–$1,350 |
| Kidney Stone Lithotripsy | $2,700–$7,200 |
| Bladder Ultrasound | $135–$360 |
| Vasectomy Reversal | $5,400–$10,800 |
Estimated prices based on Doctory data.
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Wichita urologists for patients across south-central Kansas
Wichita is the referral center for much of south-central Kansas, so many patients drive in from rural towns for urology care. In Sedgwick County, the prostate cancer rate is about 127 per 100,000 men, based on 2019 to 2023 data.
If you are traveling for care, a little planning can save you repeat trips and help you make good decisions.
Planning a visit from a small town
Before you make the drive
- Ask your local doctor to send records and scans
- Ask whether tests can be done near home first
- Ask if the visit could include a test and a discussion on the same day
- Ask whether follow-ups can be done by phone or video
Farm and outdoor work
Long days in the heat can mean dehydration, which raises the risk of kidney stones. Some chemicals have been linked with bladder cancer, so tell your doctor about your work history and any tobacco use. If you can't easily take time off during harvest, say so, and ask what is truly urgent.
Checking a Kansas urologist
License
Use the Kansas Board of Healing Arts search.
Certification
Check Certification Matters, the public source the American Board of Urology points to.
Experience
Ask how often the doctor performs your procedure, and when they refer to a larger center.
Prostate decisions
| Decision | Question |
|---|---|
| PSA test | What would I do with the result? See the USPSTF. |
| Biopsy | Do I need an MRI first, and what are the risks? |
| Low-risk cancer | Would active surveillance work for me, even with travel? |
| Treatment | How many trips would radiation or surgery take? |
If you live far away, ask how treatment schedules fit with your drive. Radiation can mean many visits, so ask about lodging help and whether a closer center could provide it.
When not to wait
Being far from town can make people hesitate. Do not wait if you cannot urinate, have severe flank pain with fever, or sudden testicle pain. Go to the nearest emergency room, and ask them to contact a urologist if needed. Know where that would be before you need it.
Clinical trials closer to home
Being from Kansas does not have to mean traveling for research. Ascension Via Christi says that Cancer Research of Kansas, based at St. Francis in Wichita, is a member of the National Clinical Trials Network system and recruits participants for studies. Ask your urologist or oncologist if any open trial fits your cancer, since availability changes.
For more complex care, the University of Kansas Cancer Center, based in the Kansas City area, is an NCI-designated center. Some patients make a long drive for a one-time opinion, then get treatment closer to home.
| Step | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Send records a week ahead | Doctors can review your images before you arrive |
| Ask for a telehealth follow-up | It may spare you a second long drive |
| Ask about lodging | Hospitals and charities may help with costs |
| Bring someone along | A second listener catches what you miss |
Planning around the harvest
Farmers tend to put things off until after harvest, and that can be a problem when blood shows up in the urine or a PSA is climbing. Tell the office about your season, and ask how long a delay is safe. They may be able to schedule a procedure early in the morning or in a slow week. If a test really cannot wait, it is worth getting help on the farm instead of waiting until the fall.
Coverage
Medicare
- Check screening coverage.
- Ask about second opinions.
KanCare
Ask about referrals and which doctors participate.
Self-pay
- Ask for a good faith estimate.
- Ask the hospital about financial assistance.
A caution about this directory
Listings come from public Google Maps ratings and reviews, and an editor looks at duplicates and wrong categories only. We don't check licenses or outcomes, and reviews may mislead or be fake. A category isn't a credential. Please use this page as general information, and rely on your doctor for advice.
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