Urinary, Kidney & Liver Conditions

Overview

Ballad Health offers comprehensive care for a variety of conditions that affect the urinary tract, kidneys and liver.

Our network of specialists will work alongside your primary care doctor to get you the care you need, whether that's urological surgery, dialysis or a liver transplant.

Robotic-assisted surgery

For some less-invasive procedures, your surgeon may use a robotics system for added precision.

These robotic-assisted surgical procedures lead to an easier recovery and less hospital time. Surgeons prefer this style of surgery as it leads to minimal surgical pain and very little scarring for patients.

Learn more about robotic surgery.

Areas of Care

Conditions We Treat

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
Bladder cancer
Erectile dysfunction
Fistula
Incontinence
Kidney cancer
Kidney failure
Kidney stones
Liver cancer
Liver disease
Liver failure
Overactive bladder
Painful bladder syndrome
Pelvic organ prolapse
Pelvic pain
Prostate cancer
Ureteropelvic junction obstruction
Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
Vesicoureteral reflux

What to expect

Urinary, kidney and liver services and treatments

Urinary conditions and urology

Urologists specialize in treating conditions that affect the urinary system.

Depending on your condition, your urology team may recommend urological surgery, medication or sound wave treatment.

Find out more about urology services.

Kidney conditions and nephrology

Nephrology is a medical specialty that focuses on diagnosing and treating kidney conditions.

Kidneys are one of the most important organs, as they remove waste and extra fluid from your body. If your kidneys fail, your doctor will recommend dialysis as a treatment to maintain the functions of your kidneys.

Learn more about what to expect from dialysis.

Liver conditions and hepatology

Hepatologists study and treat liver disease, gallbladder conditions and pancreas issues.

Hepatology was originally developed as part of gastroenterological care but has become a highly skilled medical specialty. If you're experiencing liver disease symptoms, your doctor may recommend screenings, blood testing or surgery.

Learn more about hepatology.