Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urology in Nashville, TN

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urology

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Nashville, TNVanderbilt University Medical Center Urology1301 Medical Center Dr Ste 3823 Nashville, TN 37232

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urology is a Group Practice with 1 Location. Currently Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urology's 9 physicians cover 6 specialty areas of medicine.

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Showing 1-9 of 9 Physicians

Sophie Frances Dohnalek

Nurse Practitioner

(5)

Accepting New Patients

Krzysztof Sebastian Dworski

Nurse Practitioner

(0)

Accepting New Patients

Dr. William Stuart Reynolds, MD

Urology

(4)

Dr. Christopher James Derrick Wallis

Urology

(0)

9 practicing physicians across 2 specialties are affiliated with this practice.

Nurse Practitioner (3)
Urology (6)

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Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urology

1301 Medical Center Dr Ste 3823

Nashville, TN 37232

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Tel: (615) 322-2880

Accepting New Patients: Yes

Medicare Accepted: No

Medicaid Accepted: No

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8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Ratings and Reviews

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Urology Rating

2 REVIEWs

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"As a man, I specifically requested a male doctor for my urology appointment. However, the first interaction is with a nurse, and there isn’t a single male nurse on staff. This situation reflects a double standard in the medical field, where men do not receive the same consideration for dignity as women. When I expressed my concern, the initial response I received was a dismissive and matter-of-fact ..."

December 2, 2024

"I went to Vanderbilt for a prostate biopsy in 2020, and as a result, was hospitalized for 3 days with a blood infection (sepsis). After getting released, I developed residual pain that 2 different Vanderbilt urology providers couldn't explain. One of the two was especially dismissive, sending me away without arranging any exploratory treatment. He told me he didn't think I had anything serious. It ..."

February 9, 2024