Dr. Gregory Barme, M.D., is a certified urologist who sees patients at our offices. He has been practicing with Golden Gate Urology. Trained at Yale University and formerly the Chairman of Urology at Hoag Memorial Hospital, he specializes in kidney stones, urologic cancers, vasectomies, and aging-related sexual and urinary issues. Outside the clinic, he enjoys playing piano, skiing, hiking, and camping with his family.
Dr. Gregory Barme, M.D., is a certified urologist who sees patients at our offices. He has been practicing with Golden Gate Urology. Trained at Yale University and formerly the Chairman of Urology at Hoag Memorial Hospital, he specializes in kidney stones, urologic cancers, vasectomies, and aging-related sexual and urinary issues. Outside the clinic, he enjoys playing piano, skiing, hiking, and camping with his family.
Dr. Gregory Barme, M.D., joins Golden Gate Urology after 15 years in private community practice in Newport Beach. California. He served on the Medical Executive Committee and as the Chairman of Urology at Hoag Memorial Hospital, a large, community-based medical center in Newport Beach. Dr. Gregory Barme, M.D., grew up in Los Angeles and went to U.C. Berkeley for his undergraduate degree. He then went to medical school at U.C. San Diego and did his Residency in Urology at Yale University. He then settled in Southern California with his wife and two kids. He spends much of his free time outdoors, skiing, hiking, and camping with his family and friends. An avid piano player, he is a fan of all types of music and arts. He loves providing outstanding and comprehensive urologic care to his patients. He practices general urology, with special interest in kidney stones, urologic cancers, infertility, vasectomies (he has performed over 2000), and urinary and sexual issues facing the aging population. He looks forward to relocating to the East Bay with his family and meeting you soon.
Specialty:
-General Urology
-Clinical Interests:
-Kidney stones, prevention and advanced surgical techniques
-Active surveillance for prostate cancer
-Vasectomy and reversal
-Sexual and urinary issues in the aging population
