How to Schedule an Appointment at Midwest Urology Center
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Midwest Urology Center, P.C. in Joplin, Missouri is accepting new patients, and you can request an appointment by calling the office at (417) 781-7220. The site also has a dedicated "Appointments" page, so you can start there if you prefer to review details before calling. This guide covers the contact information, office hours, and what to check before your first visit.
Contact and Location
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 2709 W. 13th St., Joplin, MO 64801 |
| Phone | (417) 781-7220 |
| Fax | (417) 781-5512 |
| Office hours | Monday–Thursday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Friday: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. |
The practice is led by Dr. Roger Schoenfeld. The website lists a "Meet the Doctor" page if you want background on him before booking.
How to Request an Appointment
- Call the office at (417) 781-7220. This is the most direct route, since the site does not describe an online booking form.
- Or visit the "Appointments" page on midwesturologycenter.com to see what the practice says about scheduling before you call.
- Have your information ready — your name, contact details, reason for the visit, and insurance information if you plan to use coverage.
- Confirm the time and any preparation instructions when you speak with the office. The site does not publish a list of what to bring or how to prepare, so ask directly.
New patients are currently being accepted, so you do not need a referral from an existing patient of this practice to inquire.
Before Your First Visit
The site's "Getting the most out of your visit!" and "Insurance/Payment" pages are worth reading ahead of time. Because the website does not spell out which insurance plans are accepted or what payment arrangements apply, confirm your coverage and any costs with the office by phone before your appointment.
The practice also offers general health guidance on its "Healthy Choices" page, including not smoking or using smokeless tobacco, drinking 64+ ounces of water a day, and moving or stretching when possible. These are general wellness suggestions, not instructions specific to a urology appointment.
Common Questions
Do I need a referral? The site does not state a referral requirement, and it says new patients are welcome. Ask when you call.
Can I book online? The website has an "Appointments" page but does not describe an online scheduling tool, so plan to call.
What should I bring? The site does not list required documents. Ask the office what to bring, and confirm your insurance details at the same time.