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Stephen Trauzzi, MD, FACS

Advanced Urology Centers of New York (AUCNY)

Urology

New Rochelle, NY

Most recent review: 3 days ago New
4.9
423 Ratings
166 Comments

Stephen Trauzzi, M.D. is a native of New York City. He attended Xavier High School in Manhattan and continued on to Georgetown University when he earned his MD Degree and a BS Degree in Biology. He completed his urology training at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center in 1994.

4.9
423 Ratings
166 Comments

Stephen Trauzzi, M.D. is a native of New York City. He attended Xavier High School in Manhattan and continued on to Georgetown University when he earned his MD Degree and a BS Degree in Biology. He completed his urology training at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center in 1994.

The reviews listed below were collected independently of Advanced Urology Centers of New York (AUCNY) through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.

Dr Trauzzi and his staff are amazing as usual. Very professional and timely. I highly recommend him, and his office

(3 days ago) Aug-2026

Hi is the best

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Always professional and knowledgeable

(2 weeks ago) Aug-2026

My trust in Dr. Trauzzi is hugh! I've been with Doc almost 20 years and glad I've been with him and his Staff.

(2 weeks ago) Aug-2026

Courteous and professional

(3 weeks ago) Jul-2026

Excellent

(3 weeks ago) Jul-2026

The Best Ever!

(1 month ago) Jul-2026

Very pleased he’s a great doctor !

(1 month ago) Jul-2026

Always a great experience’

(1 month ago) Jul-2026

Dr Trauzzi is a pleasant, knowledgeable, and compassionate physician who truly cares about his patients. My dad became very ill, and he was the only urologist who was able to help him. Because of the excellent care my dad received, our family has continued going to him ever since. The only area that could use improvement is the front desk. A friendlier attitude and a simple smile would make a big difference, especially since many patients are not feeling well. A warm, welcoming greeting can go a long way.

(1 month ago) Jul-2026
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