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Biography: Telehealth visits are available.Dr. Harmon is a board-certified Urologist and subspecializes in robotic partial and radical nephrectomies and other minimally-invasive procedures. Harmon is highly regarded by his peers and patients for his surgical skills and bedside manner. In 2004, Urology San Antonio's then CEO, a fellow urologist, selected Harmon to perform his successful kidney cancer surgery.As a member at the nation's busiest kidney transplant program at the Texas Transplant Institute, Harmon is responsible for removing kidneys from healthy adult donors. Each week, he performs three to four living donor nephrectomies.Harmon is the medical director of Urology San Antonio and established the practice's post-doctoral laparoscopic fellowship training program. In addition, he acts as a clinical assistant professor for local urology residents, providing hands on surgical instruction.Harmon earned his medical degree at the University of Chicago and completed his internship and residency at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Prior to beginning his career in private practice, he served in the United States Air Force Military Corps for four years.He and his wife Darla are blessed with five children.Specialties: Adrenal Tumors, Bladder Cancer, Enlarged Prostate, Kidney Cancer, Kidney Stones, Kidney Transplants, Laparoscopic Surgery, Robotic Surgery, Living Donor Kidney Removal, Prostate Cancer, Testicular Cancer

Care Philosophy: Dr Michael Floyd is committed to improving the lives of patients and their families. This is accomplished through a compassionate, collaborative approach in an innovative, quality-driven, community based setting.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Mora Garzon became interested in medicine at a young age. "From childhood, the idea of becoming a doctor was ingrained in me. Personal and family medical encounters sparked my fascination with the ability of one person to heal others," she says. She chose to specialize in cardiology because of the heart's vital role and intricate function within small cardiac structures and the vascular system. The field is dynamic, continuously advancing in the tools and technologies cardiologists can use to study the heart and treat disease. "In cardiology, I have the opportunity to make a significant impact, whether stabilizing patients in acute, critical situations or diagnosing, treating, and more importantly, preventing and reducing the risk for life-threatening conditions in outpatient settings. Contributing to individuals' well-being in such a fundamental way is truly gratifying," she explains.