Suburban Urologic Associates

About Suburban Urologic Associates

What is Suburban Urologic Associates?

Suburban Urologic Associates is a urology practice with offices in Monroeville and in Jefferson, which is a Clairton, PA office. The practice was established in 1958 and has served the urological needs of the greater Pittsburgh area since 1973. Its urologists are Carl O. Bruning, III, M.D., Albert A. Geskin, MD, Justin P. Isariyawongse, M.D., and Thomas K. Rosvanis, M.D., F.A.C.S. Its physician assistants are Matthew D. Burger, PA-C, Jordan Fairman, PA-C, Garrett Mang, PA-C, and Donna Piper, PA-C.

Most of the practice is urologic care, including female urinary incontinence treatment, male incontinence, and robotic assisted surgery. Low testosterone treatment is the only service on the list aimed at hormone levels. For that care, the practice describes hormone replacement as one option, given as an oral or intranasal medication, an injection, or hormone pellets. It also notes that supplements or a new diet may be enough for some patients. It does not name the testosterone medication or explain how doses are set. In its own words: "we approach all patients with particular sensitivity and discretion."

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for low testosterone treatment, and it does not state a consultation fee. Nothing published says whether medication is included in any charge, or whether insurance is accepted for this care. It also does not say whether visits can be done by telemedicine, and no office hours are listed. Call (412) 372-6330 and ask for the full cost of the first visit and of ongoing care before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who prescribes. The practice names its urologists and physician assistants, but it does not say which of them handles low testosterone care. Ask who writes the prescription and who manages it afterward. Ask whether any visit or monthly fee includes the medication, and whether the drug is brand-name or compounded. Ask what lab work and follow-up visits cost, and whether they are billed separately. Ask whether insurance covers any part of it, and whether visits can be done remotely. Ask which office, Monroeville or Jefferson, handles hormone care. If there is a recurring charge, ask how cancellation works and what notice it requires.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a practice that has been operating since 1958, with offices in Monroeville and Jefferson, and you are comfortable calling to confirm pricing, insurance, and which clinician handles hormone care before you commit. It is a weaker match if you need a published price or an online-only program before you pick up the phone.

Sources: suburbanurologic.com, suburbanurologic.com/treatment/low-testosterone-treatment, suburbanurologic.com/providers

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