Urologists in Shelby County, KY
5 urologists see patients at 5 offices in Shelby County. 5 accept Medicare assignment.
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Ryan J. Malone, MD
Henry N. Meiers, MD
Neal J. Prendergast, MD
Trevor M. Soergel, MD
Also near Shelby County
Jamie Messer, PA
Murali Ankem, MD
John Eifler, MD
Ross F. Micciche, MD
Christopher E. Smith, MD
Jonathan L. Witten, MD
Hospitals where these urologists practice
From CMS facility-affiliation records. Star ratings are the CMS overall hospital rating (1 to 5), where reported.
- Norton Hospitals, Inc., Louisville · CMS rating 2/5 (5 urologists listed here)
- Baptist Health Louisville, Louisville · CMS rating 4/5 (5 urologists listed here)
- Uofl Health - Shelbyville Hospital, Shelbyville · CMS rating 3/5 (3 urologists listed here)
- Baptist Health Hardin, Elizabethtown · CMS rating 3/5 (3 urologists listed here)
- Baptist Health Lagrange, La Grange · CMS rating 5/5 (2 urologists listed here)
- Carroll County Memorial Hospital, Carrollton (1 urologist listed here)
Nearby counties
Questions about urology care in Shelby County
How many urologists practice in Shelby County?
5 urologists see patients at 5 offices in Shelby County, according to CMS records. Shelbyville has the most, with 5.
Which Shelby County urologists accept Medicare?
5 of the 5 accept Medicare assignment, meaning they agree to the Medicare-approved amount. Look for the green "Accepts Medicare assignment" tag. For Kentucky Medicaid (Medicaid) or private plans, call the office unless the listing has been claimed and shows them.
Do I need a referral to see a urologist?
Many PPO plans let you book directly. HMO plans usually need a referral from your primary care doctor. Check your plan or ask the office when you call.
How are urologists rated here?
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