Urology Care

If you need urology care, Atrium Health offers a fully comprehensive, coordinated team to treat all aspects of your condition.

With advanced expertise in every type of urology, our specialists work together across disciplines to give you seamless, complete care – all using the latest technologies and therapies.

Complete Urology Care

Depending on your condition, the care you need can span many different specialties. At Atrium Health, we take care of them all, giving you connected care for every urologic condition. Conditions we treat include:

Stone Disease

• Kidney stones
• Bladder stones

If you’re facing urologic cancer, we partner with our world-class specialists at Atrium Health Levine Cancer to care for you. Our surgeons work closely together with Levine Cancer’s genitourinary medical and radiation oncologists to ensure you get complete cancer care. Our coordinated team treats all urologic cancers, including:

• Prostate cancer
• Bladder cancer
• Kidney cancer
• Testicular cancer
• Penile cancer
• Urethral cancer
• Cancer of the adrenal glands

Men’s Health

• Male sexual dysfunction (including erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation and infertility)
• Male voiding dysfunction
• Disorders of the male genitalia
• Diseases of the genitourinary tract

Women’s Health

• Urinary incontinence
• Urinary tract infections
• Pelvic disorders including pelvic prolapse and pelvic pain
• Diseases of the genitourinary tract

Pediatric Urology

• Bed-wetting
• Urinary reflux
• Congenital conditions

Advanced Urology Treatment Options

Our team offers a full range of advanced treatment options and therapies to treat your urologic condition, including:

• Laparoscopic surgery (also called minimally invasive or keyhole surgery), a less invasive surgical approach using small incisions
• Robotic surgery, a laparoscopic procedure using robot-assisted technology
• Laser therapies to treat conditions like kidney stones and prostatic enlargement
• Endoscopic therapies, which use a scope to treat stones and small tumors of the bladder
• Prosthetic surgery to treat incontinence or impotence
• Botox injections to treat urinary incontinence
• Nerve stimulation to treat voiding disorders
• Medical, physical and behavioral therapy