Colorado Springs Urology

About Colorado Springs Urology

What is Colorado Springs Urology?

Colorado Springs Urology is a urology practice with several locations across Colorado Springs. It took its current name in 2018, when Urological Associates and Pikes Peak Urology partnered to form it. Its board-certified urologists are described as having cared for Colorado Springs patients for more than 50 years. Its provider list names 19 physicians and advanced practice providers, with M.D., D.O., PA-C and NP-C credentials. The practice treats conditions of the prostate, kidneys, bladder and urinary tract, along with pelvic and sexual health for men and women. Its services include an Advanced Therapies Center, an Ambulatory Surgery Center, Cancer Care and an In-Office Medication Dispensary. Among the medications it names are Xofigo and Pluvicto.

Menopause hormone therapy is not on its list of services or specialty treatments. It appears in a blog article published January 10, 2023, titled "Struggling With Menopause? Hormone Therapy Can Help." In its own words: "At the Colorado Springs Urology, we proudly provide bioidentical menopausal hormone therapy to our patients."

This listing is for its Colorado Springs office at 1644 Medical Center Pointe, Suite 200.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or any other service, and no consultation fee is listed. Most major health insurance plans are accepted. It does not say whether hormone therapy is covered by insurance, whether a program price would include the medication, or whether hormone therapy is billed as cash pay. Membership terms, financing and cancellation are not described either.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who writes the prescription. The blog article names a Dr. Levenson as the one who prefers a particular delivery method, but no provider by that name is on the clinic's provider list. Ask who the prescriber would be and whether that person sees patients at the office you would visit. Ask which office offers hormone therapy, since that is not stated.

Next, ask what the hormone is. The blog describes FDA-approved hormones in pills, patches, gels, creams and vaginal inserts, and names a pellet placed under the skin as the clinic's preferred method. Ask which forms are offered, and whether the hormone is brand-name or compounded. Ask what the fee covers, what follow-up visits and lab work cost, whether telehealth follow-up is possible, and how to cancel.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you need urology care in Colorado Springs for a prostate, kidney, bladder or urinary condition, or for pelvic or sexual health. If you are looking for menopause hormone therapy, call before you book and get answers to the questions above first.

Sources: csuro.com, csuro.com/struggling-with-menopause-hormone-therapy-can-help, csuro.com/providers, csuro.com/locations, csuro.com/advanced-service/cancer-care, csuro.com/participating-insurance-companies

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