Western Michigan Urological Associates is a premier urology practice offering compassionate patient care to individuals throughout West Michigan. We specialize in treating a wide range of urological needs for men, women, and children. Our expert team is pleased to serve you with superior patient care and customer service.
Our physicians are skilled in the treatment of all diseases of the kidney and bladder, male infertility and impotence, male and female incontinence, kidney stones and urological cancers. They also perform a wide variety of urological surgeries including traditional surgery, laparoscopic surgery and the da Vinci® robotic assisted surgery for prostatectomies and other procedures.
JOHN LUDLOW, MD
John K. Ludlow, M.D. is a board-certified urologist with Western Michigan Urological Associates.
MICHAEL TRAVER, MD, FACS
Michael Traver, MD, FACS, is a board certified urologist with Western Michigan Urological Associates.
BRADLEY WILLOUGHBY, MD, FACS
Bradley Willoughby, M.D. is a board-certified urologist with Western Michigan Urological Associates.
JESSICA J. WETTERLIN, MD
Jessica J. Wetterlin, MD is a board-certified urologist with Western Michigan Urological Associates.
We know that some patients are embarrassed or uncomfortable discussing urologic health issues and that it can be difficult to talk about these issues even with a doctor. We want you to feel at ease regardless of the situation. We aim to create a welcoming environment where we can build a comfortable relationship to best address you and your family’s health needs.
Our goal is to fully understand all of the underlying conditions that are impacting your health and wellbeing. Our physicians will work alongside of you to ensure we provide the best custom treatment plan to get you back to living your life, worry-free.
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