Dr. Michael Rashid, MD

I have recurrent kidney stones and a history of kidney infections that are resistant to oral antibiotics. I woke up one night with a stone and was taken by ambulance to Flower. Flower wanted me to see their urologist and I refused bc I have a urologist who knows all my extensive history. Flower released me without doing a urine sample or any blood work. They only did a CT to see the stone. They sent me home with pain meds and told me if I didn't pass the stone to f/u with my urologist in a few days. (which leads me to believe they didn't even read my medical history). When Rashid's office opened, I called told them what Flower had said and asked if Dr. Rashid wanted to see me. He did. So against my objections that I could probably pass the stone - just like Flower suggested, I went in and saw Dr. Rashid at 4pm. He looked at my urine about 4:30 and started immediately making phone calls on his personal cell phone over to TTH as I needed emergent surgery and he wanted to make sure that t