Get expert urological treatment without leaving home with video visits

When it comes to getting urological treatment, it’s important to know that many conditions are more common and more treatable than you think. And now, urology video visits make it easy to get the treatment you need from the comfort of home.

Just like an office visit, urology video visits bring you face-to-face with a board-certified urologist, who specializes in treating urological conditions in men and women. During your appointment, your urologist will listen to your health concerns and symptoms, ask questions to understand your medical history and work with you to create a tailored treatment plan. Video visits are billed the same as in-person visits.

Now is always the time to take care of yourself. Don’t wait. Easy access to quality urological care is at your fingertips.

 What type of care can you receive through a urology video visit? What our HealthPartners and Park Nicollet urologists can offer with video visits

Urologists across our HealthPartners and Park Nicollet specialty clinics can offer treatment and support for a range of urological conditions, including:

  • Incontinence
  • Frequent or infrequent urination
  • Difficult urination (swollen prostate or prostatitis)
  • Chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs)
  • Kidney infections and kidney stones
  • Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPA); also called enlarged prostate
  • Hydronephrosis
  • Elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
  • Prostate cancer follow-up visits
  • Vasectomy consultations
 Our HealthPartners urologists can offer additional specialty services through video visits

In addition, urologists at our HealthPartners specialty clinics can also offer:

  • Chronic groin or testicular pain
  • Erectile dysfunction (ED)
  • Kidney cancer follow-ups
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Do urology video visits replace in-person appointments for urological care?

No. Video visits just give you another way to conveniently and meaningfully connect with your urologist. Depending on your treatment and care needs, your urologist will work with you to determine the right combination of in-clinic, phone and video visits.

 How do you get started with video visits for urology? It’s as easy as 1-2-3.
  1. Make an appointment online for a day and time that works for you. You can also call your local clinic to set up an appointment.
  2. Before your visit, download Google Duo, which is a free, simple, encrypted and high quality video app that works on computers and smart mobile devices. This is how you and your doctor will see each other face-to-face and work out a plan.
  3. Fill out this consent (PDF) and have it ready when your doctor calls you to start your appointment. This gives us the ability to use your information to coordinate care, treatment and more.

That’s it! Your doctor will call you through Google Duo when your appointment time arrives.