The Stone Disease Center
The Stone Disease Center
Specialized Stone Care, When It Matters Most
The new Stone Disease Center will expand access to timely, expert treatment for patients suffering from painful and urgent stone conditions—reducing wait times and improving outcomes across our region.
Treating Today’s Stone—and Preventing the Next
Beyond treatment, your care team will work to understand why stones form and develop personalized prevention plans to reduce recurrence and support long-term kidney health.
A Care Environment Built for Comfort and Healing
Thoughtfully planned treatment and recovery spaces will improve comfort, efficiency, and coordination of care for patients undergoing stone procedures.
"The Stone Disease Center represents an opportunity to transform how we care for patients with stone disease. By bringing together world-class surgical expertise, advanced technology, and dedicated prevention programs, we're building something truly special—a center where every patient receives not just excellent treatment, but a comprehensive plan to stay healthy for the long term."
Winfield W. Scott Professor and Chair of the Urology Department
Building the Future of Kidney Stone Care
Building the Future of Kidney Stone Care
Decades of experience and innovation have led to the recognition of URMC as a leader in stone disease treatment. Continued investment in advanced, noninvasive approaches—alongside prevention and research—ensures coordinated care that improves outcomes and quality of life for patients across our region.
Stone disease is complex—and so is the care required to treat it effectively. The Stone Center is designed to support personalized treatment, prevention, and recovery in one centralized location. With expanded capacity and a team-based approach, the center allows providers to deliver seamless care while helping patients better understand and manage their condition. Your support helps ensure healthier futures for patients throughout our region.
How You Can Help
You can make a difference now, and for years to come, in the health and well-being of people of all ages across our region by supporting the Stone Disease Center. For more information, please contact Katie Seelman in our development office. You can reach her by calling (585) 695-2565 or emailing her at katie.seelman@rochester.edu.
