David W. Brandli, MD
Lowcountry Urology Clinics, Pa
2687 Lake Park Dr, North Charleston · (843) 572-1010
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth4 offices
Urologists in Berkeley County, SC
No urology office is listed in Berkeley 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 Berkeley County
Theodore E. Brisson, MD
Palmetto Adult and Childrens Urology Pa
2890 Tricom St, N Charleston · (843) 797-6600
Pediatric urologyAccepts Medicare assignment2 offices
Mark G. Buchanan, MD
Lowcountry Urology Clinics, Pa
2687 Lake Park Dr, North Charleston · (843) 572-1010
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth3 offices
Justin D. Ellett, MD
Lowcountry Urology Clinics, Pa
2687 Lake Park Dr, North Charleston · (843) 572-1010
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth
Guillaume Farah, MD
Independent practice
2890 Tricom St, North Charleston
Robert L. Grubb, MD
University Medical Associates of the Medical University of South Carol
8992 University Blvd, Suite 100, North Charleston · (843) 876-2722
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth5 offices
Ian Y. Marshall, MD
Lowcountry Urology Clinics, Pa
2687 Lake Park Dr, North Charleston · (843) 572-1010
Accepts Medicare assignmentTelehealth3 offices
Samuel W. Nickles, MD
Palmetto Adult and Childrens Urology Pa
2890 Tricom St, N Charleston · (843) 797-6600
Pediatric urologyAccepts Medicare assignment
Nelson R. Ploch, MD
Palmetto Adult and Childrens Urology Pa
2890 Tricom St, N Charleston · (843) 797-6600
Pediatric urologyAccepts Medicare assignment
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Hospitals where these urologists practice
No hospital affiliations reported.
Nearby counties
Dorchester County (2)Charleston County (41)Williamsburg County (0)Clarendon County (0)Georgetown County (3)Colleton County (2)
Questions about urology care in Berkeley County
Where is the nearest urologist to Berkeley County?
The closest listed office is David W. Brandli, MD, in North Charleston (Charleston County), about 19 miles from the middle of Berkeley 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.
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