Urology Partners

15/10/2026

Last weekend Mr Amr Emara headed to Manchester for the British Egyptian Medical Association Urology summit.

As part of the innovation session, he talked about where we are now with focal therapy treatment for prostate cancer, and what the future holds.

HIFU has been part of a 10 year NHS study at Imperial College which is providing key data for long term evidence. It’s so important to keep sharing the updates and opening the conversation amongst colleagues across the globe.

26/09/2026

On Friday, hosted a free event on "Living positively with Bladder Cancer Information Day" - a brilliant opportunity for those living with bladder cancer to share their experiences, questions and wellbeing.

Have you noticed any blood in your urine? If so, it's worth getting checked out.

Whilst issues such as wanting to wee more often and urgently, alongside a feeling of burning when you wee, are most likely indicative of an infection, whatever is going on, it's better to get it sorted than putting up with it.

So make that appointment with your GP, and if that's proving tricky, a private consultation is an option and can be booked simply and easily
https://urology-partners.carebit.co/iframes/bookings/new

25/09/2026

It's Feedback Friday and as Urology Awareness Month comes to a close, we celebrate the personal care our consultants provide to our patients. Putting our patients at the centre of their care is something we are proud to celebrate. Getting that appointment booked for something you are embarrassed about can be scary and daunting but rest assured, consultants are just like all of us and the human touch is what we do best.

15/09/2026

We like to celebrate birthdays at Urology Partners, so in readiness for his birthday this month, we would like to introduce you to Richard Hindley, founding partner at Urology Partners and a key opinion leader in the specialties of treating an enlarged prostate and the diagnosis and treatment of .

With 30 years of experience including being involved in medical trials, research and the introduction of Rezum therapy to the UK, he continues to focus on patient centred care and ensuring patients can make the most informed decision on their treatment options.

Richard's private practice operates from Basingstoke The Hampshire Clinic and the Candover Clinic , and in London at HCA Healthcare UK, King Edward VII's Hospital London and Welbeck London

Doctify

15/09/2026

Mount Alvernia Hospital is where Andrew Chetwood and Muddassar Hussain see patients weekly in Surrey. You can see how patients rate them as consultants from the patient reviews on Doctify. https://www.doctify.com/uk/practice/urology-partners

September is Urology Awareness Month 💙

Urological conditions are more common than many people realise, affecting the kidneys, bladder, prostate and urinary tract. Early diagnosis can make a big difference, so it's important not to ignore symptoms or delay seeking advice.

At Mount Alvernia Hospital, our experienced urology specialists provide expert care and personalised treatment for a wide range of conditions.

If you have concerns about your urological health, we're here to help.

15/09/2026

Sharing patient stories is key to raising awareness on our health and Jane's story below on bladder cancer is a great opportunity to understand what it all means. You can also read more on bladder cancer treatments such as Synergo which are opening up the treatment options for patients. https://urologypartners.co.uk/treatment-and-procedure/bladder-cancer-treatments

Your urine could be worth its weight in gold.💜

When Jane noticed blood in her urine, she knew something wasn’t right. After speaking to her GP, she was referred for further tests and diagnosed with bladder cancer.

Now, Jane is sharing her story to help others feel less alone and to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of bladder cancer.

This Urology Awareness Month, we're encouraging everyone to pay attention to their urine. It can provide valuable clues about your health, so know what’s normal for you and don’t ignore changes.

A massive thanks to Jane for sharing her story.

Read Jane’s story:
https://www.theurologyfoundation.org/impact-achievements/our-stories/janes-story/

Find out more about Worth its Weight in Gold:
https://www.theurologyfoundation.org/impact-achievements/campaigns/urology-awareness-month-2026/

15/09/2026

UTI's can be far too common for women and the tendency to just live with them and repeat treatments can make a huge impact on daily life. Read our latest blog from consultant Urologist Miss Kiki Mistry on the common female bladder issues and treatments available.
https://urologypartners.co.uk/read/10-09-2026/female-urology-common-problems-effective-treatments-and-why-you-should-seek-help

Did you know, UTIs can have a variety of symptoms? These can include:

• Burning sensation during urination
• Cloudy or strong-smelling urine
• Frequent urge to urinate with little or nothing being passed
• Fever or high temperature
• Feeling generally unwell
• Confusion in the elderly

Remember, don’t ignore the signs of a UTI. Symptoms can vary in severity, and early detection is important to prevent complications, especially in vulnerable individuals. That’s why it’s important to speak to a healthcare professional.

UTIs can progress to sepsis, a life-threatening condition. Watch for high fever, rapid breathing, and confusion. If symptoms worsen quickly or you experience any severe symptoms, immediate action is necessary. Call NHS 111 for guidance or to find out if you have severe symptoms and need urgent medical care.

15/09/2026

Thanks to The Hampshire Clinic for supporting our consultant urologists Richard Hindley, Amr Emara and Simon Bott and the brilliant specialist nursing team who support all our patients and work alongside the consultants in delivering expert patient care.

Changes in your urinary or reproductive health shouldn’t be ignored. Our specialist urology team is here to provide expert assessment, diagnosis and treatment in a supportive environment.
If you have concerns about your urological health, book an appointment today.

15/09/2026

Another step forward in the prostate cancer screening debate. Well done to all those who support and never stop looking for change.

15/09/2026

Brilliant visual and explanation of the prostate from Prostate Cancer UK. Keep spreading the word and sharing with your family and friends

Many men know they have a prostate, but not what it actually does.

The prostate is a small gland about the size of a walnut that plays an important role in the male reproductive system. Due to where the prostate is, if something goes wrong with your prostate, it can affect your system.

Understanding your body is the first step to spotting when something isn't right.

Visit the infopool to learn more in our easy-to-read guide: https://www.theinfopool.co.uk/prostate-and-you

In honour of Urology Awareness Month, we’ll be posting all about the prostate, prostate cancer symptoms, risk factors and more.

Share this post with a loved one who needs to see it.