Justin Houman: How I Run a Men’s Health Practice Inside an Academic Medical Center
Justin Houman, Men’s Health Urologist at Tower Urology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, shared on LinkedIn:
“A note on how I run a men’s health practice inside an academic medical center.
A typical urology visit is no more than ten minutes, and the structure pushes patients through.
Being at Tower Urology at Cedars-Sinai gives me the academic backing, and having my own practice within it means I’m not on a corporate clock.
The visit is built to find the cause, whether that’s a vasectomy consult or a man who has been told three times that everything looks fine.
Colleagues are welcome to send men who need that kind of time.
We see patients from across the US, including by telemedicine.”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
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