Tuesday, August 3, 2021
Warwick, RI (Aug. 3, 2021) – Yale New Haven Health has opened a new Northeast Medical Group urology office at 176 Toll Gate Road, Suite 301, Warwick, RI.
The office is currently welcoming new patients. To schedule an appointment please call 401-244-9090.
The office is staffed by providers from Northeast Medical Group (NEMG) who are affiliated with Westerly Hospital, a member of Yale New Haven Health. The team includes Joseph Renzulli, MD, regional medical director and chief of urology at Westerly Hospital; Joseph Heineman, MD; E. Bradley Miller, MD; Emily Henault, PA; and Lauren Houle, APRN.
In Warwick, NEMG urologists offer comprehensive and coordinated care to both men and women, as well as children. Conditions specific to men include erectile dysfunction, male infertility, enlarged prostate and testicular cancer. Female urology involves the diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract disorders most prevalent in women. Advanced, minimally invasive procedures are conveniently performed at Westerly Hospital.
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