Dr. Jatin Jain
Consultant Urologist, Andrologist & Laparoscopic Surgeon
OPD: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Urologist in Sonipat
Kidney, bladder, prostate and male health — treated with expertise and discretion.
Urology
Problems like kidney stones, difficulty passing urine, or prostate enlargement are far more common than most people realise — and they are very treatable. Our urology department diagnoses and treats conditions of the kidneys, bladder, prostate and male reproductive health.
Because our ultrasound and NABL-accredited lab are in the same building, your consultation, scan and urine or blood tests can usually happen in a single visit — so you get answers quickly, without travelling to Delhi.
Every consultation is private. Many patients wait months before seeing a doctor about urinary problems; there is no need to. These are medical conditions like any other, and early treatment is almost always simpler.
Conditions we treat
Common problems, treated close to home
These are the concerns patients most often bring to our urology OPD. If your symptom is not listed, call reception — we will tell you honestly whether this is the right department for you.
- Kidney stones
- Prostate enlargement (BPH)
- Urinary tract infections (UTI)
- Urinary incontinence
- Blood in urine
- Male infertility
- Male sexual health concerns
- Prostatitis
What we do
Services & procedures
What your urology consultation can cover — with diagnostics in the same building.
01
Kidney stone evaluation & management
Ultrasound-based diagnosis with medical management and surgical referral where needed.
02
Prostate care
BPH assessment, prostatitis treatment and PSA screening for men over 50.
03
UTI & incontinence treatment
Diagnosis and treatment of recurrent infections and urinary leakage.
04
Male fertility & sexual health
Confidential evaluation and treatment in a private, judgement-free setting.
05
Uro-oncology screening
Early screening and specialist referral pathways for urological cancers.
One roofDiagnosis and treatment
Diagnosis and treatment
in a single visit
Your urology consultation, ultrasound and lab tests all happen in the same building — which usually means one trip instead of three.
About our diagnostics →NABL-accredited lab
Independently audited processes behind every report.
Same-day reports
Most routine results are ready before you leave.
Ultrasound in-house
Scans done here, reviewed by your specialist.
Microbiologist-led
Our MD, Dr. Neha, personally oversees lab quality.
Why choose us
The health partner you've been looking for
Whole-family care
Gynae, urology, physician and skin care for every member, in one place.
NABL-accredited lab
Independently audited quality — reports your doctor can act on with confidence.
Transparent pricing
Honest advice and clear costs. No unnecessary tests, ever.
One-roof diagnosis
Consult, scan, test and collect reports without leaving the building.
Same-day reports
Most routine test reports are ready the same day.
Compassion-centred culture
Female-led management and stigma-free, private consultations.
Doctors & staff
Our urology specialists
Booking
Book your urology appointment
Pick a doctor and a real available slot. Booking online guarantees your time — both you and reception get instant confirmation.
Reception support+91 96676 67011
| OPD · Mon–Sat | 10 AM – 2 PM · 5 – 7 PM |
| Lab · Mon–Sat | 8 AM – 7 PM |
FAQ
Need answers? We're here to help
Questions patients commonly ask about urology care at Saroj Hospital.
+91 96676 670111. I have pain while passing urine. Is it serious?
Usually it is an infection or a stone — both very treatable. It is worth getting a simple urine test and consultation rather than waiting; early treatment is almost always easier.
2. Do I need to go to Delhi for kidney stone treatment?
In most cases, no. Diagnosis (ultrasound + tests) and medical management happen right here. If a procedure is ever needed, your doctor will guide you to the right option.
3. Is my consultation private?
Completely. Consultations happen one-to-one with the doctor, and anything you share while booking online is visible only to hospital staff.
4. What should I bring to my first visit?
Any previous reports, prescriptions or scans you have. If you have urinary symptoms, avoid emptying your bladder right before an ultrasound — a comfortably full bladder gives clearer images.
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