AI documentation built for urology
Stop dictating procedure notes between cystoscopies and catching up on charts after clinic. Eluve listens to your encounters and generates everything — from SOAP notes to procedure reports to post-op instructions — in real time.
75%
less time charting
2 min
average note turnaround
99%
documentation accuracy
Built for your workflow
Ambient Encounter Notes
Eluve listens to your patient encounter and generates structured documentation — history of presenting illness, GU examination findings, assessment, and plan — whether it's a BPH follow-up, hematuria workup, or post-operative visit.
Procedure Note Generation
Cystoscopy findings, urodynamics results, stent placements, and in-office procedures are documented automatically. Scope type, findings, specimens, and complications are captured in the format your practice expects.
Auto Billing & Coding
Urology-specific CPT codes — from E/M visits (99213-99215) to cystoscopy (52000), urodynamics (51726-51729), and TURP (52601) — are suggested based on the encounter. ICD-10 codes like N40.1, N20.0, and R31.2 are mapped to your documented findings.
Customizable Note Templates
Pre-built templates for BPH consultations, stone follow-ups, hematuria workups, voiding dysfunction assessments, and post-operative checks. Customize any template to match your documentation preferences.
Referral & Pre-Auth Letters
Referral letters to oncology, nephrology, and radiation therapy are drafted from the encounter. Prior authorization letters for imaging, procedures, and medications include the clinical rationale payers require.
Medication & Treatment Summaries
Prescription changes, alpha-blocker titrations, antibiotic courses for UTIs, and intravesical therapy schedules are captured automatically. Patient-friendly summaries include dosage instructions and when to follow up.
Every urology visit type, one AI scribe
Urology spans clinic visits, in-office procedures, and complex surgical planning. Eluve handles all of them with specialty-tuned documentation.
BPH Management
Symptom assessment, AUA-SI scoring, medication management, and surgical candidacy evaluation
Hematuria Workup
Gross and microscopic hematuria evaluation, imaging review, cystoscopy planning, and risk stratification
Kidney Stone Evaluation
Acute stone episodes, imaging interpretation, metabolic workup, and prevention counseling
Cystoscopy
Diagnostic and surveillance cystoscopy with structured findings documentation by anatomic location
Urodynamics
Complex cystometrogram, voiding pressure studies, and urethral pressure profiles with interpretation
Prostate Cancer Surveillance
PSA monitoring, biopsy planning, active surveillance protocols, and treatment discussions
Voiding Dysfunction
Overactive bladder, urinary incontinence, neurogenic bladder assessment, and treatment planning
Male Sexual Health
Erectile dysfunction evaluation, testosterone assessment, and treatment management
UTI / Infection
Recurrent UTI evaluation, culture-directed therapy, and prevention strategies
Pre-Op / Post-Op
Surgical planning documentation, consent, and post-operative follow-up visits
How a urology visit works with Eluve
Patient history ready at a glance
Eluve compiles the patient's urologic history — prior PSA trends, imaging results, previous cystoscopy findings, stone history, medication list, and outstanding labs — into a concise pre-visit summary. Whether it's a new hematuria referral or a post-TURP follow-up, you walk in prepared.
You examine, Eluve documents
Focus on your patient — the history, GU exam, and in-office procedure. Eluve captures the conversation and generates structured notes, identifies relevant billing codes, and documents procedure findings. From a 10-minute BPH medication check to a cystoscopy with biopsy, the documentation matches the complexity of the visit.
Notes, orders, and letters — finalized
Review your completed encounter note, finalize procedure reports, generate referral letters to oncology or radiation therapy, produce post-operative instruction sheets, and confirm billing codes — all from the same visit. Sign off in under a minute and move to your next patient.
Better documentation means fewer denied claims and more captured revenue
Urology practices lose revenue to E&M downcoding, modifier errors, and procedure bundling mistakes. The clinical work is already done — the gap is in documentation.
More
complete documentation per visit
When the ambient scribe captures the full encounter — every condition addressed, every clinical decision, every procedure — your documentation supports the true complexity of each visit without extra work.
Fewer
denied claims
Documentation that captures the clinical reasoning, medical necessity, and payer-specific detail from the start means fewer gaps for payers to deny on — and less time spent on appeals.
2x
More diagnoses captured per visit
When documentation captures every condition discussed — not just the chief complaint — practices see significantly more complete problem lists and more accurate coding across BPH, stones, and incontinence.
3 hrs
Saved per urologist per day
Less time on procedure notes, visit documentation, and coding means you leave the clinic on time — or see the extra patients that were backing up your schedule.
If you ever get audited, your urology notes are ready
Procedure bundling audits, E&M reviews, and medical necessity challenges are common in urology. Eluve structures every note to hold up under scrutiny.
Procedure Bundling Compliance
NCCI bundling rules are complex in urology — cystoscopy bundled into TURP, urodynamics component codes, modifier requirements. Eluve flags bundling conflicts before claims are submitted so you avoid audit triggers.
Medical Necessity Documentation
Every cystoscopy, urodynamic study, and imaging order includes the documented clinical indication and rationale. No more denied claims because the note didn't explain why the procedure was needed.
Audit-Ready Clinical Reasoning
Auditors check whether your note supports the billed code. Eluve documents the data reviewed, diagnoses considered, and treatment risks discussed — so your E&M level is always defensible.
Complete Procedure Documentation
Procedure notes include all required elements — indication, technique, findings, specimens, complications, and disposition. No missing fields that could trigger a payer review or compliance flag.
HIPAA-Compliant by Default
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Eluve is SOC 2 Type II certified and operates under a BAA with every practice. Your patient data is never used to train AI models.
See what Eluve generates
Every clinic is different. Switch between note styles to see how Eluve adapts to your preferred level of detail.
Hematuria Evaluation Note
Chief Complaint
New patient referral for evaluation of gross hematuria.
History of Present Illness
56-year-old male referred by primary care for two episodes of painless gross hematuria over the past 3 weeks. First episode lasted approximately 6 hours with frank blood throughout the stream. Second episode occurred 1 week later with initial hematuria clearing by end of void. Denies dysuria, urgency, frequency, flank pain, or fever. No recent trauma or vigorous exercise. No anticoagulant use. 30-pack-year smoking history (quit 5 years ago). No prior history of urolithiasis or UTI. No occupational chemical exposure. Referred after UA showed >50 RBC/hpf with no infection.
Examination
Vitals: BP 140/86 mmHg, HR 76 bpm, afebrile. Abdomen soft, non-tender, no CVA tenderness bilaterally. No palpable abdominal or flank masses. DRE: prostate mildly enlarged, smooth, no nodules. External genitalia: normal, no urethral meatal lesion.
Diagnostics
Urinalysis: amber, turbid, 3+ blood, >50 RBC/hpf, nondysmorphic, no WBCs, no casts, no bacteria. Urine cytology: sent, pending. CT urogram: no urolithiasis, no hydronephrosis. 1.2 cm enhancing papillary lesion along the left lateral bladder wall. No upper tract filling defects. Kidneys normal. Basic metabolic panel: Cr 1.0 mg/dL, eGFR >90. PSA: 3.1 ng/mL.
Assessment
1. Gross hematuria with bladder lesion suspicious for urothelial neoplasm 2. 1.2 cm papillary bladder tumor — left lateral wall on CT urogram 3. Significant risk factors: male, age >50, 30-pack-year smoking history ICD-10: R31.0 (Gross hematuria), D49.4 (Neoplasm of unspecified behavior, bladder)
Plan
1. Schedule cystoscopy with transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TURBT) under anesthesia within 2 weeks 2. Pre-operative labs: CBC, CMP, coagulation studies, type and screen 3. Pre-operative urine culture — treat any infection before surgery 4. Review CT urogram findings with patient — explained nature of bladder lesion and need for tissue diagnosis 5. Discussed TURBT procedure, risks (bleeding, perforation, infection, recurrence), and recovery expectations 6. Smoking cessation counseling — reinforced continued abstinence given bladder cancer risk 7. Urine cytology results to be reviewed at post-op visit 8. Follow-up 2 weeks post-TURBT for pathology review and surveillance planning
Generated from a 20-minute new patient hematuria evaluation
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Eluve is purpose-built for urology workflows, trained on the terminology, note formats, and clinical patterns unique to urologic practice. It understands BPH management with AUA symptom scoring, hematuria workup protocols, cystoscopy reporting, urodynamic study documentation, and prostate cancer surveillance — so your notes reflect how urologists actually practice.
Eluve captures urodynamic study parameters discussed during the encounter — including filling cystometry, voiding pressures, flow rates, and compliance — and structures the interpretation in your note. Post-void residual volumes are documented with prior values for comparison, and the clinical significance is tied to the treatment plan, supporting medical necessity for interventions.
Yes. Eluve documents PSA values with historical trends, velocity calculations, and your clinical interpretation at each visit. For patients on active surveillance protocols, it captures biopsy results, MRI findings, and risk stratification data in a structured format that supports guideline-based decision-making and payer documentation requirements.
Yes. Eluve is trained on urology encounters and recognizes specialty-specific terminology including BPH management, hematuria workups, urodynamic studies, stone disease, voiding dysfunction, prostate cancer surveillance, and GU examination findings.
Yes. Cystoscopy findings, urodynamics results, stent removals, prostate biopsies, and other in-office procedures are documented automatically — including scope type, findings by anatomic location, specimens collected, and complications. Notes follow standard operative note format.
Yes. Eluve suggests CPT codes specific to urology — from E/M levels (99213-99215) to cystoscopy (52000), urodynamics (51726-51729), TURP (52601), and more. ICD-10 codes are mapped to your documented diagnoses with the specificity that payers require, such as N40.1 for BPH with LUTS or R31.0 for gross hematuria.
Urology patients often present with overlapping conditions — BPH, overactive bladder, recurrent UTIs, and stone disease in the same patient. Eluve captures every condition discussed, documents the relevant findings for each, and suggests the appropriate codes so nothing is missed.
Yes. Prior authorization letters for CT urograms, urodynamic studies, surgical procedures, and specialty medications are drafted with the clinical rationale, supporting findings, and medical necessity language that insurance reviewers require.
Eluve is HIPAA compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We offer a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) for every practice. Your data is never used to train AI models.
Most urology practices are up and running within a day. Eluve integrates with your existing EHR and adapts to your documentation preferences — whether you use SOAP format, procedure-specific templates, or custom note structures.
Yes. Eluve is designed for practices seeing 30+ patients per day with a mix of office visits, cystoscopies, urodynamics, and procedure days. Notes and procedure reports are generated in real time so you never fall behind, even on your busiest clinic days.
Ready to finish charting before you leave the office?
Join hundreds of urologists who've eliminated documentation backlogs, after-hours charting, and manual procedure notes with Eluve.
Request a Demo