Central Arizona Urologists

Worst dr ever hard to get appointment can’t ever get people on the phone. Staff is incompetent and took weeks to get results from tests.

I cannot speak of others experiences, other than maybe there were some misunderstanding in how things go with insurance companies and doctors.
This was a very professional office. Ariana answered the phone on Tuesday of last week, she was pleasant and took my info over the phone. She asked what insurance I had, and explained that BCBS allowed same day consult/​procedures. I took that option since my wife and I had already discussed and agreed to the vasectomy. My appointment was set for the following Monday. On friday they called to confirm my appointment, again very pleasant and professional.
Monday I arrived at the location at 1728 w. Glendale Ave. The place looked like a mid 80s medical plaza on the outside but once I got inside everything looked clean and tidy. Up the elevator and into the lobby for Dr. Fishman. The lobby was clean, had some medical infotainment on the flatscreen and magazines.
I walked up to the window and the gal behind the window took my id and copay. My appointment was at 4:15 and I was called back at 4:15.
In the consult Dr. Fishman answered all my questions and asked me if I understood that I was electing ti become sterile. He explained the proceduee and aftercare. Then it was off to the procedure.
The room was a typical medical exam room, trays, exam table/​chair thing. Dr. Fisman came in and began. My leg was shaking in anticipation and he talked with me a little to help me be at ease. Some manipulation, anesthetic, snip snip sear and the left one was done. Repeat for the right one and it was done. That easy!
A little exit consult about aftercare and I got to go back in 10 weeks to run an analysis to ensure the procedure worked.
Thanks to Dr. Fishman and all the staff.

Apparently they have two offices, or moved and didn’t update Unilocal.I went to the one on 1728 W. Glendale Ave #204 in Phoenix.
Anyways, it went downhill from the day before the appointment. They called me to check to see if I was coming in for a consult or the procedure because they didn’t know. Pretty sad when the doctor doesn’t know what he’s doing.
When I arrived for my consult, the building was very run down, very dirty, didn’t feel clean at all. Dr. Fishman seemed nice but he rushed the appointment, I think I was there 5 minutes at most.
I didn’t get a good feeling about the whole ordeal so I didn’t go through with the operation, hoepfully other people have better luck than I did.