Regional care
Urology care in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago is the base for Quantum Urology Clinic. Patients here can request in-person specialist consultations, follow-up appointments and virtual reviews, and can be seen for the full range of general urology concerns.
Local information
- In-person consultations are offered locally, with virtual appointments available for follow-up reviews.
- Patients may attend directly or be referred by a general practitioner or another specialist.
- If you already have blood tests, ultrasound or CT reports, bring or upload them so your specialist can review them at the first visit.
- Public and private laboratory results are both accepted for review.
Travel guidance
No inter-island travel is required for patients based in Trinidad or Tobago. Tobago-based patients may be offered a virtual first appointment where clinically appropriate.
Available services
Urology care in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago is the base for Quantum Urology Clinic. Patients here can request in-person specialist consultations, follow-up appointments and virtual reviews, and can be seen for the full range of general urology concerns.
Care in Trinidad and Tobago is delivered through a combination of in-person specialist appointments, visiting clinic days and secure virtual consultations. Which of these suits you depends on your concern: a first assessment that needs an examination is usually best in person, while reviewing results, discussing options and follow-up care often work perfectly well by video or telephone.
How to arrange an appointment
Submit an appointment request through this website and a member of the team will contact you to agree a time. If you were referred by a general practitioner or another specialist, your clinician can use the referral portal instead and attach the relevant documents securely.
Submitting a request is not the same as a confirmed booking. A member of the clinic team reviews every request, checks which specialist and which clinic day suits your concern, and then contacts you to agree a time. If your symptoms change, or become severe, while you are waiting to hear from us, seek urgent local medical care rather than waiting for a reply.
Good to know for patients in Trinidad & Tobago
- In-person consultations are offered locally, with virtual appointments available for follow-up reviews.
- Patients may attend directly or be referred by a general practitioner or another specialist.
- If you already have blood tests, ultrasound or CT reports, bring or upload them so your specialist can review them at the first visit.
- Public and private laboratory results are both accepted for review.
Travel and attending a visiting clinic
No inter-island travel is required for patients based in Trinidad or Tobago. Tobago-based patients may be offered a virtual first appointment where clinically appropriate.
If you are travelling for an appointment, tell the team when you make the request. Where possible, appointments and any tests are grouped into a single visit so that you are not asked to travel repeatedly, and virtual follow-up is offered afterwards.
What to bring with you
- Photo identification and any insurance details you have
- A list of your current medicines and supplements
- Previous test results, scans, discharge summaries and referral letters
- The reference number from your appointment request
- A written list of the questions you most want answered
Contact details and clinic days
Local telephone numbers, addresses and visiting clinic dates for Trinidad and Tobago are published here once the clinic has confirmed them, so that nothing on this page can send you to the wrong place. In the meantime, the appointment request form and the contact form both reach the team directly, and every request is acknowledged.
Urgent care in your territory
This website is not monitored for emergencies. If you are unable to pass urine, have severe pain, a high fever with urinary symptoms, heavy bleeding, or feel very unwell, contact your local emergency service or attend the nearest emergency department.
Privacy
Everything you share with Quantum Urology Clinic is treated as confidential health information. Only the members of the clinic team who need your details in order to arrange or provide your care are able to see them, and notifications we send you never contain clinical detail — only a reference number and a neutral subject line.
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