Urologist email list
Every urologist the CMS Medicare file lists under this specialty. Name, NPI, practice, phone, city and state, and a verified email where we find one. One CSV, $295 one time, no subscription.
instant CSV of the CMS columns · 30-day bounce refund · counts computed Sep 10, 2026
Real rows from the file
These are live records from the CMS Doctors and Clinicians file. The email column is found and verified for your file within 24 hours of your order.
| Name | NPI | Practice | City, state | Phone | Med school year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moses Wilcox, MD | 1033192901 | County of Yoakum | Denver City, TX | added on order | 1975 | |
| Guy Verhovsky, MD | 1457043689 | Physician Affiliate Group of New York PC | Bronx, NY | (718) 579-6101 | added on order | 2011 |
| Kevin Banks, MD | 1013087535 | Genesis Medical Group, LLC | Zanesville, OH | (740) 454-0804 | added on order | 1997 |
| Nathaniel Ballek, MD | 1043419872 | Kansas City Urology Care PA | Overland Park, KS | (913) 780-3388 | added on order | 2007 |
| Constance Marks, MD | 1831398445 | Uropartners LLC | Libertyville, IL | (847) 362-2900 | added on order | 2001 |
| Bradley Houston, MD | 1154855401 | University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences | Little Rock, AR | (501) 686-8000 | added on order | 2017 |
check any NPI at npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov
Where urologists practice
California has the most urologists in the file: 1,156 of 10,341 (11%). The file covers 54 states and territories and 1,617 group practices.
| State | Urologists | Share of the file |
|---|---|---|
| California | 1,156 | 11% |
| New York | 826 | 8% |
| Florida | 754 | 7.3% |
| Texas | 695 | 6.7% |
| Pennsylvania | 443 | 4.3% |
| Illinois | 381 | 3.7% |
| Ohio | 368 | 3.6% |
| North Carolina | 363 | 3.5% |
| New Jersey | 327 | 3.2% |
| Georgia | 307 | 3% |
Who is in the file
| Measure | Urologists | 32 physician and podiatry files |
|---|---|---|
| Women | 1,590 (15%) | 37% |
| Osteopathic physicians (DO) | 464 (4.5%) | 11% |
| Median year of medical school graduation | 2003 (middle half 1992 to 2013) | 1998 to 2012 by file |
| Practice at more than one location | 49% | 44% |
| Offer telehealth (CMS flag) | 49% | 26% |
Most common medical schools in the file: Indiana University School of Medicine (147), Baylor College of Medicine (147), Northwestern University Feinberg Medical School (144).
Counted from the CMS Doctors and Clinicians file released Aug 18, 2026, which lists Medicare-enrolled clinicians, so urologists who don't bill Medicare are missing. Computed Sep 10, 2026. The right-hand column combines the physician and podiatry files on this site.
What is in the CSV
One payment. The CMS columns of the urologist file as CSV, download link on the receipt page and in your inbox within a minute; the email column follows within 24 hours. Unlimited use inside your company.
Buy the urologist list, $295If more than 5% of the verified emails hard-bounce on your first send within 30 days, send us the bounce report and we refund the $295. Keep the file.
Who buys this list
Endoscopy and stone management equipment
Holmium and thulium lasers, scopes and disposables are chosen by the operating urologist. You get the name, the practice they bill from and the phone number.
Prostate diagnostics and imaging
Fusion biopsy platforms, genomic tests and MRI reading services sell one practice at a time. Filter by state so your rep is not driving across the country.
Men's health and BPH device makers
Office based BPH treatment is a capital plus disposables sale into private practice. Practice name and multi location share tell you which rows are groups worth the pitch.
Urology recruiters and platform buyers
The specialty is consolidating fast. Recruiters and MSO corporate development teams both need named physicians with locations, not a hospital directory.
How many urologists are there in the US?
The AAMC counted 10,910 active physicians in urology in 2024, whether or not they bill Medicare. This file has 10,341 urologists, every one enrolled in Medicare in the CMS file dated Aug 18, 2026, counted once each by NPI. Every specialty side by side.
Other places to buy a urologist list
Other sellers publish different counts, prices and terms. We compared 19 of them on Sep 29, 2026, including where they beat us: physician email list providers, compared. The prices we found are compared on what a physician email list costs.
Questions buyers ask
The CMS Doctors and Clinicians national downloadable file, the Medicare enrollment roster, version Aug 18, 2026. Every urologist in it treats Medicare patients, which is a filter on its own: no lapsed enrollments, no phantom practices. Emails are added and verified by us, not bought from a broker.
Not on the verified rows. The email column is the urologist's own work address, matched to the practice domain and checked against the mailbox. The practice phone sits in its own column for the times you do want the front desk.
No verified count yet. This file's email column is built after you order and reaches you within a day at no extra cost, and only addresses that pass an SMTP check go in. Expect a minority of rows to get one: in our first test run, 55 of 400 cardiologists got a verified email (Sep 10, 2026). Every row keeps the practice city, state and ZIP. Most rows also carry a street address and a practice phone.
Yes. Every row has city and state, so you can cut the file to a region before your first send. California holds the largest share of the urologists in this list. There is no geography surcharge and no minimum order: you pay $295 for the national file and slice it however you want.
Role addresses, catch-all-only domains and dead mailboxes are removed before you get the file, which is what keeps a cold send from wrecking a domain. If hard bounces still pass five percent on the verified column, we refund the $295 against your bounce report.
They are short. CAN-SPAM: no misleading headers or subject lines, a real physical address in every message, a working opt-out honored within ten business days. The law covers business-to-business email too, and it does not require opt-in. HIPAA does not apply, because provider records are not patient records. Sends into Canada or the EU fall under CASL and GDPR, and compliance there is on you.