About United Urology Group
Established in 2016, United Urology Group is a management services organization (MSO) for one of the nation’s largest network of urology affiliate practices. United Urology Group is regarded as the leading urology network in the country. We support affiliate practices on their exceptional integrated care programs, excellence, and innovation in the delivery and administration of urologic care. United Urology Group enables affiliate practices to focus on providing high quality, integrated and cost-effective care to all patients. More than 1,600 caring, compassionate employees are affiliated with the network, including 150+ physicians and 50+ advanced practice providers, serve 900,000+ patients a year with superior urologic care.
The organization’s member groups of urology practices today include:
United Urology Group provides its affiliate practices with the support needed to enhance the level of services offered, alleviating administrative and financial burdens, and providing the capital needed for expansion. United Urology Group’s ultimate goal is to provide affiliated members with the balance of autonomy and more time to focus on what’s most important – delivering superior patient care.
Committed to Clinical Excellence
United Urology Group’s mission is to ensure every patient has a superior experience. That’s what drives the company’s culture. The United Urology Group Executive and Affiliate Clinical Leadership teams, affiliate physicians, and all staff are fully committed to delivering exceptional, compassionate patient care and adhering to high ethical and quality standards. United Urology Group focuses on teamwork, innovation, and growth.
Supporting the provision of superior, compassionate patient care and helping people live healthier lives through high quality, cost-effective care is at the core of our identity, drawing on the expertise of our affiliated providers, the most innovative diagnostics and treatments the world has to offer, and our core values.
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Billing for nephroscopy with ureteroscopy and laser lithotripsy
July 19th 2023"CPT codes 50080 and 50081 describe the antegrade approach to stone removal requiring lithotripsy through a nephrostomy tract, with 50080 being reported for stones less than 2 cm in size in a single location, whereas 50081 would be reported for large or complex stones, stones in multiple locations, or stones in the ureter (such as in the example provided)," write Jonathan Rubenstein, MD, and Mark Painter.
Clearing up confusion surrounding percutaneous nephrolithotomy coding
April 20th 2023"Although payers are supposed to adopt CPT instructions, we unfortunately do not have a system that contractually binds payers to follow CPT instructions verbatim," write Jonathan Rubenstein, MD, and Mark Painter.
CMS 2023 final rule: Clinical labor updates and what they mean for urology
January 17th 2023“Practices need to be aware that they need to be able to budget for those who perform in-office services that have very little clinical labor, but may have a high practice expense overall,” Jonathan Rubenstein, MD, says.
Dr. Lowentritt highlights LUGPA discussion on urologic care for LGBTQ patients
November 22nd 2022“From a patient care standpoint, anything that opens the door and makes the patient feel more secure and open is going to lead to better outcomes for them and allow us to serve their needs best,” says Benjamin Lowentritt, MD, FACS.
Dr. Tutrone on phase 3 ARASENS data presented at Northeastern Section of the AUA
November 2nd 2022“What was found in the sub stratification study was that overall survival favored the addition of darolutamide to ADT and docetaxel in all stratification subgroups,” says Ronald Tutrone, MD, FACS, CPI.