Urologist in Sampson, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

CAROLINA UROLOGY HEALTHCARE, PLLC

Urologist

Clinton, NC

Carolina Urology Healthcare provides UroLift® in Clinton as a same-day outpatient BPH procedure under local anesthesia with rapid symptom relief.

  • Men seeking minimally invasive BPH treatment
  • Patients seeking same-day UroLift® treatment
  • Kidney stone evaluation and treatment

Same-day outpatient procedure

Robert W. Reagan, Jr., MD

Urologist

CLINTON, NC

Carolina Urology Healthcare offers UroLift for BPH, and Dr. Reagan is certified by the American Board of Urology in Clinton, NC.

  • Men with enlarged-prostate symptoms seeking UroLift
  • Patients needing kidney stone treatment
  • Men seeking a no-scalpel vasectomy

Rapid symptom relief and quick return to daily activities for UroLift patients

Associated Urologists of North Carolina

Urologist

Clinton, NC

Associated Urologists of North Carolina provides kidney stone care, robotic surgery, vasectomy services, and female urology.

  • Kidney stone evaluation and treatment
  • Robotic urologic surgery
  • BPH treatment, including prostatic artery embolization

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FAQ

How much does a urologist visit or procedure cost?

Costs vary by insurance, consultation type, facility, and procedure. Ask the office and your insurer about the specialist copay, deductible, authorization requirements, and expected procedure fees before scheduling.

When should urinary symptoms be treated as an emergency?

Seek urgent care for inability to urinate, severe flank pain with fever or chills, heavy blood in the urine, or sudden severe testicular pain. Routine symptoms such as weak stream, urgency, leakage, or recurrent urinary infections still warrant a scheduled urology evaluation.

What should I look for when choosing a urologist in Sampson County?

Match the physician's services to your problem and check relevant credentials, hospital privileges, insurance participation, and whether the practice handles the needed procedure. For complex surgery or cancer care, ask where treatment is performed and who provides follow-up.

How quickly can a urologist evaluate a kidney stone?

Timing depends on pain, imaging needs, infection risk, and urinary blockage. A stone with fever, uncontrolled pain, vomiting, or difficulty urinating needs urgent medical evaluation rather than a routine appointment.