albanyurologyclinic patient portal

Where is the urologic clinic in Albany GA?

Today our team continues to serve patients in the Albany, Dougherty, and surrounding counties. Located at 2400 Osler Ct. Albany, GA 31707 in the Meredyth Professional Plaza, our state-of-the-art Clinic and Surgery Center opened in 2013. Patients travel from Moultrie, Tifton, Cordele & Americus, GA to receive the best in urologic care at our clinic.

What is the Urology patient portal?

This portal is for patients in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky only. The Patient Portal is a secure, online service providing patients of The Urology Group with personalized access to their medical records.

What if I need help logging into the patient portal?

If you experience system problems or need assistance logging into the Patient Portal please email PortalHelp@urologygroup.com. Please remain patient with us while we take the necessary time to develop these tools to help you take a more active role in your healthcare.

What is the urology department at Albany Medical Center?

Urology at Albany Medical Center offers specialty treatments and consultations for a wide range of male, female, pediatric and prenatal urological conditions, including:

What is Albany Med?

Albany Med's Division of Urology is known for providing outstanding care to patients, using up-to-date, evidenced-based medicine and the region's most advanced surgical approaches . Our specialists are experts in urology and men's health, female urology, pediatric urology and andrology—the treatment of problems related to the male reproductive system, such as male menopause, impotence, erectile dysfunction and Peyronie's disease.

What is the most recent advancement in treating urological conditions and cancers?

The most recent advancement in treating urological conditions and cancers is robotic-assisted, laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic instruments are attached to the robotic arms of the daVinci robotic system.

What is the best way to visualize kidney stones?

Abdominal X-Ray (An abdominal X-ray can visualize most kidney stones and can help to judge changes in the size of a stone over time.)