Getting Here Finding My Office • My office address, maps, and transportation instructions are included in 'Offices and Directions.' • Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for parking and check-in.

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• Please bring your Kaiser Permanente medical card and a photo ID, such as your driver's license, with you. Before Your Visit Please bring your medications with you or bring a list of the medications you are taking. • Our electronic medical record system tells us what has been prescribed, but only you can confirm what you take every day. This includes prescription medications as well as over-the-counter drugs, such as aspirin, vitamins, herbs, or supplements. • It is important to know which medicines, and how much of each, you are taking because it influences my recommendations for tests or other medicines you might need.

Think about the questions and issues you would like to discuss with me. • You may find it helpful to write them down ahead of time. • We will do our best to address each of them. Remember to bring your forms. • If we sent you a form or questionnaire, please complete as much as you can and bring it with you to your visit. • If you have a form you need us to complete, please bring it with you. Remember to tell us the date by which you need it completed and returned to you.

Arrive with a full bladder. • We may ask you to provide a urine sample when you arrive or later during your visit. During Your Visit Before you see me, you will meet with my medical assistant (MA). • My MA will call you in from the waiting room, bring you to the exam room, and may take your vital signs such as blood pressure, temperature, and weight.

• You will also be asked about your smoking history, and we can give you information about the many services we provide to help you quit. • If you are having a procedure, we may ask you if you are taking any medications that thin your blood, such as aspirin, ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil), or Coumadin. You'll receive a Preventive Health Prompt (PHP).

• Your Preventive Health Prompt lists all of the preventive tests, screenings, and immunizations you have had in the past, as well as when you will be due for your next test or screening. We may discuss some of these with you. We will review your medical information, which is readily available through computers in our exam rooms. • We can review your lab results and X-rays during your visit. We can order any lab tests, X-rays, or medicines that you'll need. You will not need a paper prescription or lab order form.

After we submit the order, you just go to the laboratory, pharmacy, or radiology department and present your card. You may have a physical examination. • We will discuss your medical history and any symptoms or problems you are having. • Based on your symptoms, I may conduct a physical examination.

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Tests or procedures performed in my office. • We perform several different procedures and tests in our clinic. These include cystoscopy (inserting a small scope into your bladder), bladder scan (ultrasound measurement of your bladder volume), prostate biopsy (tissue sampling of the prostate), uroflow (a measurement of the strength and flow of your urinary stream), and some minor surgical procedures like a vasectomy.