As men get older, the risks increase for problems in various parts of the body, including the prostate. Knowing why your prostate is important will help you look for signs of trouble, and get help when you need it.
About the Practice
The Urology Center of Florida has been serving the Miami, Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Fort Lauderdale areas for more than 25 years. The team is led by two of Florida’s top urologists, Dr. Craig Herman and Dr. Steven C. Kester.
The Urology Center of Florida has the latest and most up-to-date diagnostic testing and tools readily available at their center. They also have onsite lab facilities, allowing them even more ability to quickly provide you with a diagnosis and get you started with a treatment plan.
The center is proud to provide you with state-of-the-art technology and care for prostate or bladder control problems. Among the specialties, Urology Center of Florida offers revolutionary Imagine therapy for overactive bladders. This non-surgical, non-medicinal, physical therapy was pioneered by Dr. Herman and has been used to help many patients get the relief they need.
Urology Center of Florida accepts most insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid, so that it is easy and affordable for you to get the care you need. For your convenience, there is easy appointment scheduling. The staff is also bilingual and can assist patients who are not fluent in English.
Our
Staff
Our staff is friendly, knowledgeable and bilingual.
-Se habla español
Diagnostic Tools
We have in-office diagnostic tools and a treatments lab on our premises.
Insurance Options
We accept most insurance plans including Medicare and Medicaid.
Convenience
We make your experience convenient with early and late appointments available.
We accept most insurance plans including Medicare and Medicaid
WE PROUDLY SERVE PATIENTS
THROUGHOUT SOUTH FLORIDA
Fort Lauderdale
Pompano Beach
Boca Raton
Deerfield Beach
Delray Beach
Coral Springs
Miami
Miami Beach
North Miami Beach
Hollywood
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