Urology in Los Angeles, CA

There are 100 Urology clinicians in Los Angeles, CA in Medicare’s data, ranked by the number of Medicare services they provide.

Urology clinicians in Los Angeles

ClinicianExperienceTelehealthMedicare patientsAssignment
Kiarash Michel, M.D.33 yrsYes1,209Accepts
Stephen Sacks, MD59 yrs—1,022Accepts
Matthew Bui, M.D.28 yrsYes1,047Accepts
Dudley Danoff, MD63 yrs—665Accepts
David Josephson, MD27 yrsYes1,511Accepts
Christopher Ng, M.D.30 yrsYes1,198Accepts
Justin Houman, MD12 yrsYes904Accepts
Babak Bamshad, M.D.33 yrsYes1,103Accepts
Alexander Gershman, MD42 yrs—1,381Accepts
Behnam Shenassa, M.D.31 yrsYes1,641Accepts
Arnold Cinman, M.D.55 yrs—706Accepts
Gary Leach, MD58 yrs—655Accepts
Susan Rusnack, M.D.24 yrsYes874Accepts
Luke Yoon, M.D.35 yrs—762Accepts
Andrew Nguyen, MD34 yrsYes641Accepts
Kiavash Nikkhou, M.D.14 yrsYes1,232Accepts
Dennis Kim, MD24 yrs—772Accepts
Samuel Lee, M.D.37 yrsYes692Accepts
Thomas Johnson, MD45 yrs—396Accepts
Alex Nourian, MD8 yrsYes293Accepts
Victor Nitti, M.D.41 yrsYes704Accepts
Amit Gupta, MD24 yrsYes285Accepts
Tyler Kern11 yrsYes607Accepts
Sameer Malhotra, M.D.26 yrs—681Accepts
Leonard Marks, M.D.57 yrsYes1,014Accepts
Ja-Hong Kim, MD25 yrsYes524Accepts
John Kowalczyk, DO41 yrs—517Accepts
Andrea Staack, M.D.27 yrsYes341Accepts
Faisal Ahmed, M.D19 yrsYes351Accepts
Eli Thompson, M.D.11 yrsYes321Accepts
Karim Chamie, M.D.23 yrsYes565Accepts
Mark Vogel, MD50 yrsYes370Accepts
David Ginsberg, M.D.36 yrsYes651Accepts
Leo Doumanian, M.D.25 yrsYes651Accepts
Bradley Landis, M.D.48 yrs—433Accepts
Mitchell Goldenberg, MBBS, PHD14 yrsYes502Accepts
Jj Zhang, MD11 yrsYes309Accepts
Stephanie Pannell13 yrsYes385Accepts
Shilo Rosenberg, M.D.23 yrs—497Accepts
Monish Aron, MD36 yrsYes642Accepts
Siamak Daneshmand, M.D.30 yrsYes570Accepts
Rajiv Jayadevan, M.D.11 yrsYes344Accepts
Andre De Castro Abreu, M.D.23 yrsYes404Accepts
Jeffrey Loh-Doyle, M.D.15 yrsYes515Accepts
James Hwong, M.D.14 yrs—267Accepts
Gerhard Fuchs, M.D.47 yrsYes310Accepts
Stephen Williams, MD33 yrsYes301Accepts
Wayne Brisbane, M.D.13 yrsYes371Accepts
Arnold Chin, MD, PHD23 yrsYes407Accepts
Christopher Saigal, MD32 yrsYes272Accepts
Hyung Kim, MD30 yrsYes379Accepts
Alan Shapiro, M.D.63 yrs—172Accepts
Mihir Desai, M.D.33 yrsYes415Accepts
Aaron Ovadia, M.D.16 yrsYes224Accepts
Anne Schuckman, MD26 yrsYes316Accepts
Ankeet Shah, MD12 yrsYes263Accepts
Michael Ahdoot, M.D.13 yrsYes186Accepts
Randall Lee, MD9 yrsYes320Accepts
Saum Ghodoussipour, M.D.13 yrsYes254Accepts
Timothy Daskivich, M.D.20 yrsYes247Accepts
Arash Akhavein Mohammadi, M.D.21 yrsYes241Accepts
David Hatcher, M.D.16 yrsYes272Accepts
Robert Reiter, MD38 yrsYes356Accepts
Jullet Han, MD10 yrsYes251Accepts
Allan Pantuck, MD33 yrsYes245Accepts
Abbey Gaske, MD32 yrs—233Accepts
Anne Ackerman, M.D.18 yrs—209Accepts
Kshitij Hemal, M.D.10 yrsYes249Accepts
Parth Patel, M.D.11 yrsYes161Accepts
Farhad Motamedi, M.D51 yrs—56Accepts
Inderbir Gill, MD45 yrsYes237Accepts
Anirban Mitra, M.D., PH.D.24 yrsYes110Accepts
Hung-Jui Tan, M.D.19 yrsYes170Accepts
Hamed Ahmadi, MD18 yrsYes139Accepts
Jamal Nabhani, M.D.16 yrsYes115Accepts
Kian Asanad, MD8 yrsYes95Accepts
Leonard Liang, M.D.30 yrs—88Accepts
Jeffrey Veale, M.D.26 yrs—47Accepts
Hans Gritsch, MD41 yrs—48Accepts
Jacob Rajfer, MD54 yrs—47Accepts
Daniel Shin, M.D.16 yrs—43Accepts
Maurice Garcia, MD26 yrs—22Accepts
Michael Chen, M.D.9 yrsYes33Accepts
Stephen Bragin, M.D.——17Accepts
Nathan Osbun14 yrs—29Accepts
Fred Kuyt, M.D.50 yrs—16Accepts
Luis Salazar, M.D.17 yrsYes20Accepts
Allen Chang, M.D.18 yrsYes17Accepts
Apurba Pathak, MD25 yrsYes21Accepts
Patrick Ramos, M.D.17 yrsYes19Accepts
Sandeep Sandhu, MBCHB——26Accepts
Ashish Parekh, MD26 yrsYes16Accepts
Luis Medina Navarro, MD13 yrs—22Accepts
Pejvak Sassani, M.D.21 yrsYes15Accepts
Jennifer Singer, MD30 yrsYes13Accepts
Brian Kim, M.D.19 yrsYes19Accepts
Melanie Wuerstle, M.D.20 yrsYes12Accepts
Aurash Naser-Tavakolian, MD7 yrsYes12Accepts
Howard Jung, MD22 yrsYes13Accepts
Steven Lerman, MD34 yrsYes15Accepts
What the columns mean
  • Experience — years since the clinician’s medical-school graduation (when known).
  • Telehealth — the clinician reported providing telehealth (video/phone) visits.
  • Medicare patients — distinct Original-Medicare beneficiaries in the latest year; a volume signal, not a quality rating.
  • Assignment — “Accepts” means they accept the Medicare-approved amount as full payment (lower out-of-pocket for Medicare patients).

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Source: CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners and the Doctors & Clinicians National Downloadable File (most recent release). Counts reflect Original Medicare activity only and are not a measure of quality. “Medicare allows” is the Medicare fee schedule amount — not what an insured or cash patient pays; for patient prices see the linked procedure pages. Always confirm a clinician’s current details with their office.