Overview
The specialist doctor will be able to help treat and manage your:
- urinary tract infection
- prostate concerns
- kidney stones
- incontinence concerns
The Urology Clinic can offer both surgical and non-surgical treatment options.
Medical Day Stay for catheter removal and trial of void.
Getting here
Find us at:
Werribee Mercy Hospital
300 Princes Highway
Werribee Victoria 3030
For more information on getting here, visit Outpatient Clinics building or find out more about Werribee Mercy Hospital.
300 Princes Highway
Werribee Victoria 3030
For more information on getting here, visit Werribee Mercy Hospital .
On-site signage and indicators
Look for the Outpatient Clinics, Reception 2. Follow the yellow line and look for Reception 2 signs on-site.
Opening hours
The Urology Clinic operates at least once a week with the following days available:
- twice a month on Monday, 8:30am-12:30pm
- once a month on Tuesday, 9am-12:30pm
- twice a month on Wednesday, 9am-4:30pm or 1:30-4:30pm
- three times a month on Thursday, 1:30-4:30pm
- once a month on Friday, 1:30-4:30pm
Your appointment
What to do before
Information about your outpatient clinic appointment is included in the Outpatient Clinics building page along with details on how to find us.
More information
Team Composition
Throughout your journey you may be supported by:
-a nurse
-a specialist doctor
Additional support
You may be referred to the Day Procedure Unit for removal of your catheter.
For health professionals
The Urolology Clinic sees patients with symptoms of the the urinary tract system needing specialist review.
How to prepare the patient
Please advise your patient that it takes eight days to process a referral. On day eight a letter will be sent to them and the referrer advising of the referral outcome (either an appointment or allocation to the waiting list). For more information on what happens next, please refer to our understanding the referral process page. If your patient’s condition changes before they see the specialist, they should either contact their GP or go to Emergency Department.
What/when you should not refer to us
Do not refer:
-Vasectomy
-Erectile dysfunction unrelated to previous surgery or radiation therapy
-cosmetic surgery including circumcision, penile enhancements and penile implants
-infertility surgery
Make a referral
Access Urology referral forms and guidelines to make a referral for this service.
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