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There are many reasons why a patient might see a urologist, ranging from the relatively simple urinary tract infection all the way to the far more complicated kidney transplant surgery. But even the simple UTI may reflect the presence of other conditions or diseases – and urologists are trained specialists who deal with diseases of the male and female urinary systems, and with the reproductive system in men.

Treatment of kidney stones is one common reason for seeing a urologist, and it’s a procedure that has changed over time because of improved technology. So has the practice of urology itself: surgical microscopes, endoscopic techniques, laparoscopic techniques and the relatively new use of lasers are revolutionizing the way urologists are caring for patients.

Male sexual dysfunction often is treated by a urologist, including infertility and impotence problems, and both the increased demand for, and advances in reproductive care require a urologist’s expertise.

Urologist Statistics on Doctor.com

Top 10 Insurances Urologists accept:

  1. Cigna (8358 providers)
  2. Aetna (8272 providers)
  3. Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) (7865 providers)
  4. Humana Health (6886 providers)
  5. Coventry Health Care (5839 providers)
  6. Multiplan PHCS (5675 providers)
  7. Medicare (5307 providers)
  8. Medicaid (5290 providers)
  9. Assurant Health (4536 providers)
  10. UnitedHealthcare (4404 providers)

States with the most Urologists:

  1. California
  2. New York
  3. Florida
  4. Texas
  5. Pennsylvania

Cities with the most Urologists:

  1. New York, NY
  2. Los Angeles, CA
  3. Chicago, IL
  4. Philadelphia, PA
  5. Houston, TX


Aggregate Statistics

Total number of Urologists on Doctor.com:17169
Percentage of Urologists who are listed as "Board Certified" on Doctor.com:100%
Urologists listed on Doctor.com have been practicing for an average of:33 year(s)
Average ProfilePoints™ score for Urologists:36/80
Average Overall User Rating for Urologists:4 (out of 5)

Urologists by State

  1. California
  2. New York
  3. Florida
  4. Texas
  5. Pennsylvania
  6. Illinois
  7. Ohio
  8. Georgia
  9. Michigan
  10. New Jersey
  11. North Carolina
  12. Massachusetts
  13. Virginia
  14. Washington
  15. Indiana
  16. Missouri
  17. Tennessee
  18. Maryland
  19. Arizona
  20. Minnesota
  21. Wisconsin
  22. South Carolina
  23. Colorado
  24. Louisiana
  25. Kentucky
  26. Oregon
  27. Alabama
  28. Connecticut
  29. Oklahoma
  30. Iowa
  31. Kansas
  32. Mississippi
  33. District of Columbia
  34. Arkansas
  35. Utah
  36. West Virginia
  37. Nebraska
  38. Hawaii
  39. Rhode Island
  40. New Hampshire
  41. Puerto Rico
  42. Nevada
  43. New Mexico
  44. Idaho
  45. Maine
  46. Montana
  47. South Dakota
  48. Delaware
  49. Vermont
  50. North Dakota
  51. Alaska
  52. Wyoming
  53. Virgin Islands
  54. Guam

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