Dr. David Brown, MD

Dr. Brown is the kindest - the best! 10+++.

I saw this Dr. for 10 years for catheter management and UTI’s. It wasn’t until my UTI’s became chronic that I decided to see another Dr. who promptly performed diagnostic tests and discovered that my left kidney is virtually destroyed and is blocked with 10 years worth of scar tissue. Dr. Brown never cared or wasn’t competent enough to perform basic tests to discover my problem.

Awesome Dr. with fantastic bedside manner, on time and very smart and knowledgeable .

I met with dr Brown for my first kidney stone, before my appointment I was told I will see my x- rays and I never saw them. He wasnt helpful at all, I am already worried about having a stone let alone still not getting answers. I waited over an hour for the appointment and I saw him for 5 minutes. I didnt have many chances to talk or anything. He was in a rush and had other patients waiting like its my fault. I told him my concerns and he didnt care for them just said ill be fine or dont do anything about it and let it cause more problems later.. He told me i only have 1 stone size 8mm he told me i would never pass it on my own so only option would be surgery. Which i know is wrong because I have some nurses and doctors in my family and they all told me there are other things to do before any surgery. I also did my research before meeting with him about medications to take and I saw the top 2 presciptions to take to help stones my size and bigger to pass. One of them was Flomax, so I… called the office of course no anwser and called 2 more times during the week and left more voicemails about my experience and how i want a perscription before i do any surgery since i was lied to and rushed for a new patient it was rude. after about 2 weeks after appointment and week of me calling them and leaving voicemails i finally get a call saying he put the perscription in for flomax so i went and picked it up, and now i have been on flomax for a week so far and it hasnt passed but i noticed my back pain has went away alot and im just hoping i can pass this thing and never deal with it again. Thanks to my mom she has dealt with stones most of her life had the surgery once and still gets stones so she just lets them be or she is able to pass them. Im very mad that i was told id see my x rays and to this day have not been showed them, also he didnt even tell me what kidney my stone is in which would be more helpful. overall just a bad experence i left the building crying with even more questions and fear in my head about it all and not being listened to. I will be seeing a new urologist from now on! Hope this helps others!

It’s the fast vist in the earth for 5 mn $250 ripping patient

He’s caring, takes time to listen, and really considers what is best for his patient. I trust him very much. He’s cared for my mother,husband, oldest daughter and now me. I’ve referred many patients to him and his practice. Wouldn’t see anyone else for urology needs.

Dr. Brown is professional and thorough. He requires his patients to handle themselves professional and courteously concerning making appointments and being ready to discuss any issues.

Love Dr. Brown. He treats you with dignity and compassion.

Doc was rude and very shallow. The receptionist was nice though. Left with not knowing what is going on within, he was in a hurry to get me out. I'm sure if was over 50 the treatment would have been better. Have a history of stones so I would think that I would be taken more seriously with understanding. I would have gotten a better treatment for my co pay by giving it to my child.

I was referred to Dr. Brown after being diagnosed with kidney stones and requiring surgery. He performed several surgeries on me and I have seen him for multiple office visits. He has a poor bedside manner during office visits (he is somewhat kinder prior to surgeries for some reason). I feel like he was condescending and didn't take my concerns into consideration. He was always very rushed during office visits, trying to see as many patients as possible. I would be rushed through an office visit and then immediately scheduled for another costly procedure on my way out. I feel like it is all about the money at his practice and not patient centered at all.They do a urine collection at every single visit, which I understand may be necessary, but I never knew the results. Even when I had a specific concern regarding a possible infection, there was no follow-up call regarding my urine culture. However, I would always get a bill outlining all of the (unnecessary) tests that had been… conducted. After many office visits, he finally told me what kind of kidney stones I had, but only handed me a pamphlet to explain what I should do to prevent them. I always left his office feeling upset. Needless to say, I will now be finding another urologist for my kidney issues. Please save yourself the trouble and find a doctor that will spend the necessary time with you and take your concerns seriously.