Across the United States, access to urologic care is becoming increasingly limited. While the nation faces a widespread physician shortage, at least half of that gap falls within specialty medicine, such as urologists. As of 2025, 60% of U.S. counties lack a practicing urologist, and the deficit is widening. For every one new urologist entering the field, ten are retiring, resulting in delayed diagnoses, higher rates of advanced-stage conditions, and growing disparities in patient outcomes.

Eagle Telemedicine’s team of board-certified Tele-Urologists supports hospitals and clinics nationwide through inpatient and consultative coverage, helping to ensure timely, expert care for patients regardless of their location.