san antonio urology patient portal

What's new with urology San Antonio's electronic medical records?

Sep 24, 2015 · Visit MyMedicalLocker.com to access the new patient portal, or to download the app. Starting November 12, 2018 Urology San Antonio is implementing new Electronic Medical Records software. We have partnered with iSalus Healthcare™ to create a customized, Urology-specific system called UroChoice™ that will help us better serve our patients.

What insurance does urology San Antonio accept?

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What can I do with the patient portal?

Sep 24, 2015 · Go Digital. Log in to the Patient Portal. Registering directly through the MyMedicalLocker reduces transcription errors and ensures that your provider will have immediate access to your medical record when you arrive for your appointment. Paper Forms. Download the new patient packet and bring the completed forms to your first appointment.

New Patient Forms

We offer two options for completing the new patient registration process.

Appointment Checklist

To ensure your visit goes as smoothly as possible, plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early and bring the following items to your appointment.

Does Urology San Antonio accept Medicare?

We accept Medicare, Medicaid and Tricare. All Urology San Antonio providers are in-network with most major commercial insurances including: Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Texas, Humana, United and many other carriers. If your insurance isn’t listed or you have questions, contact us.

What to do if your insurance isn't listed?

If your insurance isn’t listed or you have questions, contact us. With HMO insurance policies (check your insurance card for the words HMO or call your carrier’s 800 number to inquire), you will need authorization from your primary care provider before seeing a urologist.