About Treatogether

Treatogether is an advanced Artificial Intelligence program that helps you decide what kidney stone treatment options to discuss with your doctor.

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‍Our proprietary software is a tool for you to stay informed about your healthcare options. If you have a kidney stone, Treatogether can give you the information to speak to your doctor with confidence. Simply answer a few questions about your health and stone, then Treatogether will give you a recommendation based on tens of thousands of case studies. We'll even help you connect with a urologist in your area so that you may have a clear path to the kidney stone treatment that is right for you.

Kidney Stone Treatments

SWL (Shock Wave Lithotripsy) and URS (Ureteroscopy) are the primary forms of surgical intervention for the treatment of kidney stones.

SWL

SWL is a non-invasive treatment using focused shockwaves to break down the stone from outside the body. The stone is targeted and monitored throughout the treatment using ultrasound or fluoroscopic imaging under the observation of your Urologist. During the procedure, the shockwaves gradually break down the stone structure into fine particles that can be easily urinated out of the body.

• Out-Patient Procedure

• High Success Rates

• Non-Invasive (Low Complication Rates)

• Normal Recovery Time of a Day or Two

URS

URS is commonly used to treat stones in complex areas of the urinary tract. A longer and more invasive operation, URS allows the Urologist to directly visualize the stone utilizing a small camera. A ureteroscope is inserted into the urethra and passed through the bladder to the ureter. The treatment enables the Urologist to touch the stone surface directly with a laser fiber, which causes it to crumble. A stent is typically placed after surgery.

• Out-Patient Procedure

• High Success Rates

• Invasive (Possible Complication Risk to Urinary Tract)

• Normal Recovery Time of 5-7 Days