Looking for Direction on how to make the right treatment choices

My husband, a former longtime smoker (quit about a decade ago) was diagnosed with bladder cancer. No muscle invasion but high grade tumor(s). He starts BCG in a few weeks.

He's not one to get involved in his own medical care in terms of finding docs, etc. The uro I found him works in the practice I've been going to for years. Local huge group. I asked my uro about the doc I chose and she said she'd trust any family member with him. That was good enuf for me, I suppose, but he is not a bladder specialist. We are an hour from Hopkins and other university hospitals with reputable programs. I'm kicking myself about this, as after setting up the appt, I found out about blue light technology and perhaps other cutting edge techniques that may have allowed a urologic onc to remove an existing CIS tumor, for example during the cysto or TURBT, which I don't think this guy did. Who knows what else he didn't see.

I didn't realize till our path appt yesterday that the doc wouldn't be instilling the BCG drug. A tech will do it. Whaaaat? In reading, I see that's standard. That terrifies me. I feel like the techs at Hopkins would do a better job and he wouldn't be so sore afterwards with the burning and feelings of pressure to urinate as he was after the TURBT.

I'm truly upset and don't know what to do at this point. I'm thinking let this office do the 1st round of BCG and meanwhile, I'll try to get in at Hopkins for the next cysto with blue light.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.