Southwest Florida Region Patient Newsletter – June 2025

Your Patience is Appreciated

We have recently launched a new patient information system. We know this has resulted in disruptions and delays for some of you. We truly apologize and want to assure you we are working as diligently as possible to learn the new system.

Our priority is to care for patients with urgent needs first. That does not mean you are not important. But, if you have placed a call with us for an appointment, test results, or something else non-urgent, please wait at least 48 hours to hear from us.

Thank you for your cooperation and kindness.

Phreesia makes registration more convenient

Just a reminder that you can register for your appointment before you arrive which can save you time once you get here. Phreesia works like this:

1. We’ll send you a text with a link to complete your registration whenever it’s convenient for you.
2. Once completed, simply relax when you arrive, and we’ll call you when your doctor is ready to see you.

NEW WEBSITE: Your go-to urology resource

If you have a condition you want to know more about, or think you need to see a urologist, our new website is your go-to source. It’s easy to navigate and is packed with information to keep you healthy and help you prepare for your appointment.

MEN’S HEALTH MONTH: Two important reminders and an invite

1. This annual test can be lifesaving! Prostate cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer death in men. Yet when found and treated early, prostate cancer is curable. If you’re age 50 or older, be sure to have an annual PSA test and digital rectal exam. If you’re at high risk, including African American men and men who have a father or brother with prostate cancer, you should be screened beginning at age 40 to 45.

   If you’re due for your annual screening, make an appointment with your primary care physician, or find an AUI location near you.

2. Is your body trying to tell you something? If you’re urinating more frequently, find yourself rushing to the bathroom, or occasionally leak urine, pay attention! Your body may be signaling Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). This non-cancerous condition is common in men as you age, due to an enlarged prostate. It’s important to have BPH treated because the enlargement tends to block urine flow in the urethra. Without treatment an eventual loss of bladder function can occur which can become permanent.

   If your body is showing signs of BPH, talk to your urologist. We treat BPH every day and if an examination indicates you need treatment, we’ll carefully review your options with you to restore your quality of life.

You’re invited

Plan to jump online for a free webinar on June 19 at 6pm about Men’s Sexual Wellness. Presented by Kristina Buscaino, DO, fellowship-trained in sexual medicine, you’ll learn why it’s important to talk about sexual wellness and steps you can take to improve it. Get the details and learn about treatment options for low testosterone, Peyronie’s disease, vasectomy, and erectile dysfunction.  Register now

Here we grow again!

A warm welcome to our newest urologists who are now available to serve you. 

Dr. Brian J. Logue is seeing patients in our Fort Myers office. He joins us after 35 years in Bloomington, Indiana where, in addition to seeing patients, he worked as clinical assistant professor of urology at his alma mater, Indiana University School of Medicine. Request an appointment with Dr. Logue.

Dr. Spencer Land is seeing patients in our Naples and Fort Myers offices. He’s a graduate of University of Arkansas Medical School and received advanced training at University of Mississippi Medical Center and University of Illinois Chicago. His specialties include male infertility, prostate cancer, and enlarged prostate. Read more about his specialties and request an appointment with Dr. Land.