Contact

Locations and contact

Dr Penev sees patients at three locations – choose the one that suits you best. Appointments for all locations are booked on one phone number: +359 878 605 613.

Practice addresses

The building at 5 Anri Barbyus St in Plovdiv with the entrance to the practice

Private practice

Dr Penev's urology practice

Plovdiv, 5 Anri Barbyus St

+359 878 605 613

By appointment only. Free slots are shown on Superdoc (in Bulgarian) or given by phone.

Outpatient examinations, consultations, ultrasound and follow-up. Here Dr Penev sees patients from Plovdiv and the region – adults and children.

Kaspela University Hospital building in Plovdiv

Hospital work

Kaspela University Hospital – Department of Urology

Plovdiv, 64 Sofia St, block 3, floors 3 and 4

+359 32 645 997, ext. 351, 451

Planned and emergency admission through the Department of Urology. Operations, endoscopic procedures and inpatient stays.

Endoscopic and laparoscopic operations, stone treatment, prostate operations and uro-oncological surgery in hospital, as part of the Department of Urology team.

Vita Med Medical Centre in Karlovo

Second practice

Vita Med Medical Centre – Karlovo

Karlovo, 18 Todor i Ana Pulevi St

+359 878 605 613

Consultation days by schedule. Book by phone to confirm the day.

Urological examinations and consultations for patients from Karlovo, Sopot, Kalofer, Hisarya and central Bulgaria – without the trip to Plovdiv.

How to book an appointment

  1. By phone – +359 878 605 613. If we cannot answer straight away, we will call you back.
  2. Online – on Superdoc (a Bulgarian online booking site, in Bulgarian) you can see the free slots and choose one that suits you.
  3. By request – fill in the appointment form and we will contact you within one working day.

In an emergency

If you have very severe pain, a high temperature with chills, cannot pass urine, have sudden pain in a testicle or a lot of blood in your urine, do not wait for an appointment at the practice – call for emergency help (112, the European emergency number) or go to the emergency department of the nearest hospital. At Kaspela University Hospital (UMBAL Kaspela), the Department of Urology also admits emergency patients.

Useful to know before your visit

  • Bring previous test results, hospital discharge summaries and a list of the medicines you take.
  • For an ultrasound of the bladder and prostate, come with a full bladder (about 1 hour before the consultation, drink 500–700 ml of water and do not urinate).
  • Initial consultation – €50, follow-up consultation – €30. Other prices are confirmed when you book.
  • Consultations are available in Bulgarian, English and German. Children are examined with a parent present.

How to prepare for a urology appointment

Do you have symptoms or a question for a urologist?

Book a consultation in Plovdiv or Karlovo. Dr Penev will examine you carefully, explain things clearly in English and suggest a treatment plan.

Severe pain?

Severe pain?

What to do now

Choose the description that matches your situation.

Emergency

Call 112 or go to an emergency department if you have:

  • sudden severe pain in a testicle or the scrotum;
  • pain in the lower back or abdomen with a temperature above 38 °C or shivering;
  • you cannot pass urine and your lower abdomen is swollen and painful;
  • severe pain that does not ease after a painkiller;
  • heavy bleeding in the urine with clots.

Today

Call the practice today if you have:

  • attacks of pain in the lower back that ease with a painkiller but keep coming back;
  • burning and frequent urination, especially with a slightly raised temperature;
  • blood in the urine without clots and without pain;
  • swelling or pain in a testicle that has come on gradually;
  • increasing discomfort or leakage around a catheter or stent.

The practice is open now. Call us and we will tell you when we can see you.

We are closed at the moment. If you have any of the signs on the red card, call 112. If it is not urgent, send a Viber message and we will call you back the next working morning.

Routine

Book an appointment if:

  • your symptoms are mild or have lasted for weeks;
  • you have a raised PSA or an ultrasound finding;
  • a stone was found by chance and does not hurt;
  • you would like a preventive check-up.

This is guidance, not a diagnosis. If you are unsure whether it is an emergency, call 112.