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Providing comprehensive urologic care to patients throughout Oklahoma and the surrounding areas.

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Welcome To Urology Associates

At Urology Associates, our physicians and staff are dedicated to providing the highest quality urological care in Oklahoma. Our medical expertise and state-of-the-art facility allow us to diagnose and treat a comprehensive range of conditions affecting the genitourinary system (reproductive system and urinary tract) of adults and children.

Our urologists can perform numerous procedures not offered at many other offices. Our facility includes a full X-ray department, ultrasound, in-house laboratory, and a continence center for urodynamics testing, biofeedback, and nerve stimulation therapies.

We look forward to serving you with compassion and the quality medical care you expect and deserve.

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Robotic Surgery

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BPH

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Prostate Cancer

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Overactive Bladder / Incontinence

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Erectile Dysfunction

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Vasectomy

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse

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Kidney Stones? See how we can help.

Kidney Stones? See how we can help.

Kidney stones can be an excruciating problem for both men and women. Urology Associates has an aggressive and effective approach to treating and preventing this painful condition.

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Summer heat raises dehydration risk, and concentrated urine makes stones more likely. Small changes now can prevent big problems later. Why stones spike in summer Hot weather and outdoor activity lower hydration without you noticing. Pale, straw‑colored urine is a...