Center for Advanced Urology & Robotics

About Center for Advanced Urology & Robotics

What is the Center for Advanced Urology & Robotics?

The Center for Advanced Urology & Robotics is a urology practice at 6032 Farcenda Place, Suite 102, Melbourne, FL 32940. The only prescriber named is Bassem Eldaif, MD, FACS, a board-certified urologist and Diplomate of the American Board of Urology who has practiced in Melbourne since 2012. He trained at the Duke University School of Medicine, and the practice serves patients from Brevard County and beyond.

The practice is mainly a urology practice. It lists enlarged prostate, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, kidney cancer, kidney stones, da Vinci robotic surgery, and Low Testosterone Therapy. Low Testosterone Therapy is its only hormone service. For testosterone, Dr. Eldaif may prescribe creams or gels, implanted pellets, injections, a skin patch, or oral tablets. For bladder cancer, it names BCG immunotherapy, which is not a hormone treatment. It does not list weight loss, peptide, or longevity programs. In its own words: "Because many of these symptoms may be due to another underlying cause, Dr. Eldaif may test your full hormonal profile to accurately identify the specific abnormality."

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices or a consultation fee, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance. Nothing it publishes says whether testosterone medication is included in any price, or whether there is a membership, a monthly fee, or financing. Get those numbers from the office before you book, because none appear online.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and renews a testosterone prescription, and whether Dr. Eldaif handles the follow-up himself. Ask what the first visit costs, and whether the hormone blood work is billed on top of it. Ask whether the medication is part of any monthly price, what it costs each month, and which form they would recommend and why.

Ask whether the testosterone is a brand-name product or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask how often follow-up visits and blood tests happen, and what each one costs. Ask whether follow-up can be done by video, since telehealth is not mentioned, and what the office hours are, since none are listed. Finally, ask whether the office takes your insurance, and if you pay yourself, how you cancel.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a urologist to evaluate low testosterone, or you already need urologic care for one of the conditions listed above, and you are willing to get prices in writing before you commit. It is a poor fit if you are looking for a weight loss, peptide, or longevity program, since none is listed.

Sources: eldaifurology.com, eldaifurology.com/services/low-testosterone-therapy, eldaifurology.com/services, eldaifurology.com/services/bladder-cancer

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