Thomas F. King, DO
Cgh Medical Center
100 E Le Fevre Rd, Sterling · (815) 625-0400
Accepts Medicare assignment4 offices
Urologists in Lee County, IL
No urology office is listed in Lee County in the federal records we use. The closest urologists are below, by distance from the middle of the county.
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Nearest urologists to Lee County
Young Song, DO
Cgh Medical Center
100 E Le Fevre Rd, Sterling · (815) 625-0400
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth3 offices
Steve Y. Chung, MD
Illinois Urologic Health Surgeons Sc
530 Park Ave E, Princeton · (815) 664-5367
Accepts Medicare assignment4 offices
Christian B. Schwartz, DO
Illinois Urologic Health Surgeons Sc
530 Park Ave E, Princeton · (815) 664-5367
Accepts Medicare assignment4 offices
Mathew C. Mathew, MD
Morrison Community Hospital District
303 N Jackson St, Morrison · (815) 772-4003
Accepts Medicare assignment
Azeem S. Haleem, MD
Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation
1302 N Main St, Sandwich · (815) 786-8484
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth8 offices
Ricardo M. De Oliveira Soares, MD
Central Dupage Physician Group
1850 Gateway Dr, Sycamore · (630) 232-0280
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth
Zaid Farooq, DO
Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation
1850 Gateway Dr, Suite 203, Sycamore · (815) 766-3942
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth
Matthew D. Houlihan, DO
Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation
1850 Gateway Dr, Suite 203, Sycamore · (815) 766-3942
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth2 offices
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Hospitals where these urologists practice
No hospital affiliations reported.
Nearby counties
Ogle County (0)Bureau County (2)DeKalb County (6)Whiteside County (3)LaSalle County (2)Putnam County (0)
Questions about urology care in Lee County
Where is the nearest urologist to Lee County?
The closest listed office is Thomas F. King, DO, in Sterling (Whiteside County), about 23 miles from the middle of Lee County.
Do I need a referral to see a urologist?
Many PPO plans let you book directly. HMO plans usually need a referral from your primary care doctor. Check your plan or ask the office when you call.
How are urologists rated here?
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