Urologist in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Medical Center Urology

Urologist

High Point, NC

Medical Center Urology has served patients since 1995 and provides board-certified urology care in High Point and the Piedmont Triad.

  • kidney stone treatment
  • prostate screening and prostate cancer care
  • erectile dysfunction treatment

Alliance Urology Specialists

Urologist

Greensboro, NC

Alliance Urology Specialists treats adult urological conditions across the Greater Charlotte Area, with board-certified physicians and prostatic artery embolization for enlarged prostate.

  • Enlarged prostate patients considering prostatic artery embolization
  • Patients seeking prostate cancer care through an advanced prostate cancer clinic
  • Adult kidney stone, urinary incontinence, or recurrent urinary tract infection treatment

Dr. Ronald S. Davis Iii, Md

Urologist

Greensboro, NC

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Internal Medicine - Peace Haven offers internal medicine as part of Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist’s primary care network.

  • internal medicine care
  • routine primary care

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FAQ

How much does a urologist visit cost in Guilford County?

The price depends on insurance, the consultation, and any testing or procedure performed. Ask the office for the self-pay rate, accepted insurance plans, copays, and separate facility or imaging charges before scheduling.

When should urinary symptoms be treated as an emergency?

Seek urgent medical care for an inability to urinate, severe flank pain with fever or chills, heavy blood in the urine, or sudden severe testicular pain. Routine symptoms such as persistent leakage, erectile dysfunction, or recurrent urinary infections can generally be scheduled with a urologist.

What should I look for when choosing a urologist?

Match the practice to the condition: for example, pediatric or female urology, kidney stones, cancer care, incontinence, or enlarged-prostate procedures. Also confirm whether the physician is board-certified and whether the practice accepts your insurance.

How long do urology tests and procedures take?

A consultation may be completed in one visit, but testing such as urodynamics, imaging, or a procedure may require a separate appointment. The office can give the expected scheduling and result timeline for the specific test.