Our Team

While kidney stones are not rare, the pain can come on suddenly and send you to the emergency department or urgent care for relief. Our team understands how important it is to be seen quickly by an expert, and our nurse navigators have been praised for their swift outreach and help with appointments. This personal touch enhances the outstanding outcomes our clinical team realizes.

Message from the Director

Dr. Joshua Stein At the Tallwood Kidney Stone Center, we make sure that anyone suffering from a kidney stone can see one of our providers as quickly as possible. Our staff is working diligently to ensure you have a seamless transition from an emergency room visit to one of our offices to expedite the treatment you need. For patients with recurrent stones, we provide easy access for those times when you feel that familiar pain coming on. We will also ensure that patients are given appropriate testing and counseling to help prevent future kidney stone episodes. Our goal is to relieve your pain as soon as possible, get you back to work or play, and eliminate the need for unnecessary emergency room visits. Call us now if you would like to meet with one of our specialists to discuss a better way to manage your kidney stones.

- Dr. Joshua Stein

Help From our Nurse Navigators

We have dedicated nurse navigators to help you and your family on your journey. They are tasked with:

Reaching out to patients seen for kidney stones in the Emergency Department and triaging their current symptoms.
Facilitating and coordinating your appointments in a timely manner.
Serving as a resource and a consistent contact through your diagnosis and treatment.
Helping coordinate care and provide support.
Serving as your advocate.
Educating and counseling you through treatment.
Following up with patients who have stents placed.

You can always reach out to your nurse navigator with questions or concerns.

Kimberly Diamond
Hartford & Northwest Regions
860.678.2677
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Kimberly received a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Central Connecticut State University before becoming a registered nurse in 2012. She joined Tallwood Urology in 2015 after starting her nursing career two years earlier at Hartford Hospital. Besides her extensive urology nursing knowledge, she also has expertise caring for prostate and bladder cancer patients.