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Urologic conditions are far more common than most people realize. Each year, kidney stones alone send more than half a million Americans to the emergency room, 1 in 3 women experiences bladder leakage, and half of men over 50 live with symptoms of an enlarged prostate. Yet many people wait months, even years, to seek care because these concerns feel too personal to talk about.
At Hendricks Regional Health, we want you to know: your symptoms are common, they are treatable, and there is nothing to be embarrassed about. Our board-certified urologist provides expert diagnosis and personalized treatment for men and women in a private, respectful setting.
When you choose Hendricks for your urologic care, you have the confidence that comes from choosing an independent health system that puts patients first. Our urology team offers:
Talk to your primary care provider or schedule an evaluation with our urology team if you experience:
Even symptoms that seem minor are worth a conversation. Early evaluation leads to simpler treatment and better outcomes.
Ready to be seen? Call 317-799-0192 to schedule an appointment.
Kidney & Bladder Care
Men's Urologic Health
Women's Urologic Health
Urologic Cancers
Our urologists offer the full spectrum of care, always starting with the least invasive option that fits your goals:
We know a urology appointment can feel intimidating. It shouldn't. Your first visit is simply a conversation: your provider will review your history, discuss your symptoms and may recommend basic tests such as a urine sample or bladder scan. You'll leave with clear answers and a plan you helped create. Private consultation rooms and a respectful, judgment-free approach are standard — because that's how we'd want our own families treated.