Dr. Thomas Mueller, M.D., earned his medical degree at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and completed his residency at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. A board-certified urologist through the American Board of Urology, Dr. Mueller specializes in comprehensive general urology, metabolic stone disease, and oncology screenings. Deeply rooted in New Jersey's premier medical training networks, he utilizes advanced minimally invasive techniques and evidence-based surgical pathways to deliver high-quality, tailored clinical care.
Dr. Thomas Mueller, M.D., earned his medical degree at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and completed his residency at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. A board-certified urologist through the American Board of Urology, Dr. Mueller specializes in comprehensive general urology, metabolic stone disease, and oncology screenings. Deeply rooted in New Jersey's premier medical training networks, he utilizes advanced minimally invasive techniques and evidence-based surgical pathways to deliver high-quality, tailored clinical care.
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Very informative
(4 days ago)
Jul-2026
#stud
(1 week ago)
Jul-2026
Very nice
(1 week ago)
Jul-2026
Very pleasant console. Dr Mueller was very informative and took his time to explain everything with me.
(1 week ago)
Jul-2026
Fantastic doc!
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Always kind & professional,
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Excellent Dr. Between the Lord and Dr Mueller my Life was saved!!
(1 month ago)
Jul-2026
I love Dr. Mueller. I have been seeing him for quite sometime now. He is professional, kind and listens to his patient. I feel that he provides great care!
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
Very dedicated. Always a pleasure. He has kept me alive. With his treatment plan always available.
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
My visit was about 15 minutes in length. He entered the room with a calm demeanor and didn't seem rushed, which was nice. I had to ask him about the results of my urine test, which reminded him he had not checked those. Also after leaving, I realized I may benefit from taking a particular medication that aids in the natural progression of passing kidney stones. I called the office back and left a message inquiring. They called me back promptly to say the doctor had sent a prescription to the pharmacy on file. Since the medication is commonly used, it would have been nice for him to have asked me about that during the visit.
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
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Dr. Thomas Mueller, M.D., earned his medical degree at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and completed his residency at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. A board-certified urologist through the American Board of Urology, Dr. Mueller specializes in comprehensive general urology, metabolic stone disease, and oncology screenings. Deeply rooted in New Jersey's premier medical training networks, he utilizes advanced minimally invasive techniques and evidence-based surgical pathways to deliver high-quality, tailored clinical care.
Very informative
#stud
Very nice
Very pleasant console. Dr Mueller was very informative and took his time to explain everything with me.
Fantastic doc!
Always kind & professional,
Excellent Dr. Between the Lord and Dr Mueller my Life was saved!!
I love Dr. Mueller. I have been seeing him for quite sometime now. He is professional, kind and listens to his patient. I feel that he provides great care!
Very dedicated. Always a pleasure. He has kept me alive. With his treatment plan always available.
My visit was about 15 minutes in length. He entered the room with a calm demeanor and didn't seem rushed, which was nice. I had to ask him about the results of my urine test, which reminded him he had not checked those. Also after leaving, I realized I may benefit from taking a particular medication that aids in the natural progression of passing kidney stones. I called the office back and left a message inquiring. They called me back promptly to say the doctor had sent a prescription to the pharmacy on file. Since the medication is commonly used, it would have been nice for him to have asked me about that during the visit.