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Urology

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Urologists treat conditions of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract, as well as the male reproductive system, including kidney stones and prostate conditions.

Common reasons to see an urologist

Urologists in the largest cities

Counts are providers with a practice address in each city.

Urologists by state

Urologists in the directory

15,193 urologists nationwide. Add your location to see who's nearby.

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Frequently asked questions

What does an urologist do?

Urologists treat conditions of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract, as well as the male reproductive system, including kidney stones and prostate conditions.

Do I need a referral to see an urologist?

It depends on your plan. HMO plans (including many Medicare Advantage HMOs) usually require a referral from your primary care provider; PPO plans usually don't. Check your plan documents or call the number on your insurance card.

How do I find an urologist who takes my insurance?

Doctors contract with specific insurance networks, not entire insurance companies — and sometimes only at certain offices. Once you've found a few options here, check them in your insurer's online directory or call the member services number on your card, then confirm with the office when you book.

How do I get my medical records from an urologist?

Under HIPAA you have a right to a copy of your records, usually within 30 days of asking. Contact the practice's medical records department and make your request in writing. Our free guide walks through the process and includes a request letter template.