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The goal of Gulf Coast Urology is to provide high-quality urological care for men and women living in Houston, Nassau Bay and throughout Southeast Texas.
The team at Gulf Coast Urology is led by John Bertini MD, FACS, and James Harris, MD, who are board-certified urologists with more than 30 years of experience. They work to provide personalized, compassionate care tailored to each of their patient’s unique health needs and proudly hold an affiliation with the University of Texas - Houston campus.
Whenever possible, the team at Gulf Coast Urology uses conservative methods of care to address urological problems. They regularly diagnose and treat conditions that affect both men and women, including bladder cancer, ureteral/kidney stones, urinary tract infections (UTI), stress incontinence, urinary frequency, and kidney masses. In addition, the team offers gender-specific care. Men can access treatment for enlarged prostate, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, prostate cancer, and testicle pain. Women have access to female urology services.
Using state-of-the-art therapies and diagnostic technology, the team establishes customized treatment plans for every individual that comes to the office. Regardless of diagnosis, Gulf Coast Urology always works to ease their patients’ uncomfortable symptoms and improve their overall quality of life.
To access the best, most comprehensive urological care, partner with the team at Gulf Coast Urology. Request your appointment today by calling the office or clicking the online booking tool.
Our practice accepts most insurances and are affiliated with many health care plans. We are also apart of the PPMO Network for Wellcare. Please call our office with any insurance related questions!
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