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EHR for urology practices
A urology note with the genitourinary exam you need, a check-in that separates a raised PSA from kidney stones, and consents for vasectomy and bladder instillation ready to sign.
A note template built for urology
The Urology E&M template covers the history, genitourinary and rectal exam, and the plan.
Urology E&M
- Genitourinary and urogenital exam
- Rectal exam
- Abdominal and back exam
- Orders and plan
Procedure consents
- Vasectomy
- Bladder instillation therapy (BCG or chemotherapy)
- Office urology procedures
Men's health
- Testosterone therapy consent
- Low testosterone and erectile dysfunction visits
- Male infertility visits
Every section can be adjusted to how your practice documents.
A check-in that asks the right questions
Before the visit, patients choose what brings them in from 34 urology reasons, so the reason for the visit is in the chart before you walk in. Among them:
The check-in also covers demographics, history, social history and a specialty review of systems.
Consents and forms included
Urology documents patients can read and sign electronically, as part of check-in or on their own.
- Urology patient check-in
- Vasectomy consent
- Bladder instillation therapy (BCG or chemotherapy) consent
- Office urology procedure consent
- Testosterone therapy consent
Every form can be edited to match your practice’s policies.
Results in the chart
Lab results, including PSA, and imaging results come back into the chart, next to the note and the plan.
NovoScribe, the optional AI scribe, drafts the visit note while you talk, for you to review and sign. AI is billed by usage.
Questions urology practices ask
Are vasectomy consents included?
Yes. A vasectomy consent is included, and patients can choose vasectomy consultation or after-vasectomy visits in the check-in.
Do you support bladder instillation therapy?
Yes. A bladder instillation therapy (BCG or chemotherapy) consent is included.
How do patients tell us why they are coming in?
The urology check-in lets patients pick from 34 visit reasons, such as raised PSA, kidney stones or recurrent UTIs, through the portal, a text link or a QR code.
What does it cost?
The complete EMR is $285 to $385 per provider per month, with scheduling, intake, the patient portal and e-prescribing included. AI features are billed separately, by usage. See pricing
See NovoClinical with urology templates
Tell us about your practice. We will contact you to set a time and show the system with the templates, check-in and forms you would use every day. Prefer to talk now? Call 385-715-1156.