Rodman Rogers, MD
Practice: Unio Specialty Care
Specialty: Urology
Office locations: San Francisco, CA
Dr. Rodman Rogers, M.D., is a certified urologist who sees patients at our offices. He has been practicing with Golden Gate Urology. Focusing on minimally invasive care, he specializes in laparoscopic and robotic surgeries for urologic cancers, endourology for kidney stones, and the UroLift procedure. He also treats erectile dysfunction and incontinence in men and women. Outside the office, he is an avid open-water swimmer, kiteboarder, and skier.
Dr. Rodman Rogers, M.D., is a certified urologist who sees patients at our offices. He has been practicing with Golden Gate Urology. Focusing on minimally invasive care, he specializes in laparoscopic and robotic surgeries for urologic cancers, endourology for kidney stones, and the UroLift procedure. He also treats erectile dysfunction and incontinence in men and women. Outside the office, he is an avid open-water swimmer, kiteboarder, and skier.
GGU-San Francisco - Geary
Suite 214
San francisco, CA 94115
Dr. Rodman Rogers, M.D., practices with a focus on the clinical application of new technology. This includes minimally invasive treatments for kidney, bladder, and prostate disorders. He has a particular interest in treatments for erectile dysfunction, voiding symptoms, and urinary incontinence in both men and women.
He specializes in laparoscopic and/or robotic surgery for kidney and bladder and prostate cancer, and telescopic surgery (“endourology”) for benign prostate enlargement and urinary stones. He performs the Urolift procedure for prostate obstruction, the no-scalpel vasectomy, and offers in-office sedation for procedures. His practice emphasizes preventive medicine and non-surgical treatment for voiding symptoms, kidney stones, sexual dysfunction, and urologic malignancies where appropriate.
He is the Vice Chairman of the Board of the Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights, a member of the CPMC Cancer Committee, CPMC Robotic Surgery Program Committee, Medical Executive Committee of the Presidio Surgery Center, and has been on the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Medical Society.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Rodman Rogers, M.D., is an avid swimmer on the San Francisco Tsunami Masters Swim Team and participates in open water swim events in the San Francisco Bay. He also enjoys snow skiing, scuba diving, hiking, and kiteboarding.

I’ve seen Dr Roger’s for many years, I think he’s a nice man. He’s a good doctor however he gives me about a minute and a half. The thing is when he does procedures he’s very good at what he does.
He presents himself professionally and knowledgeable. Our discussions can be clinical and still contain expressions of concern, calming, or comforting, Tasks or procedures are explained, and goals are identified.
Brief but comprehensive. Will check further into Prostate Biopsy before rushing into invasive procedures /treatment
Dr. Rodger’s seems to be very knowledgeable about his are of expertise. If as patient you are not older I think he would be a fine choice. If you are advancing in years and or are geriatric, I would not recommend him to be your urologist. Dr. Roger seems to lack basic awareness of what happens to the brain and cognition as one grows older and has no patience or temperament for those of advanced years.. not sure if Dr. Rodger’s does not understand that he too one day may be geriatric, I can only hope he receives better care than he has extended to my loved one.
Dr. Rogers has been my urologist 7 years and his care has been excellent. He and his whole staff are attentive, professional, personable and I feel completely confident in their care.
Great doctor! He answers all my questions and makes me feel comfortable asking them.
Excellent service
Has no "bedside manner." Usually spends about 5 mins with me each visit asking the same questions each time. Acts like he's too busy to talk and needs to move on to the next patient.
The Best! Excellent doctor!!!
Awesome