 Call (541) 334-3350 OUI UPDATE: COVID-19 SCREENING PROCESS FOR BUILDING ENTRY CLICK HERE OUI PATIENT PORTAL OUI PATIENT PORTAL ALREADY ENROLLED? SIGN IN HERE NEW FOR 2021. Not enrolled yet? Fill in the form below and within 24 hours, we’ll send you a private and secure login to access the all-new Patient Portal. ENROLL Radiation Patients sign in HERE. HOW IT WORKS No more phone calls and waiting on hold for appointments, lab results, and balance inquiries. You have access to all of your information 24/7. INTRO/LOGGING IN HOMEPAGE OVERVIEW MESSAGES PRESCRIPTIONS BILLING PROFILE MEDICAL RECORDS APPOINTMENTS BETTER PORTAL MORE OPTIONS In early 2021 Oregon Urology Institute launched an all-new patient portal replacing the system we were previously using. All new and existing patients will register with this new portal by simply filling in the form above with name, email, and DOB. CONTACT US 2400 HARTMAN LANE, SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477 PHONE: 541.334.3350 TOLL FREE: 1.800.246.9925 FAX: 541.343.3459 FIND US JOIN OUR TEAM © Copyright 2021 - All Rights Reserved | Website Design by Constellation Marketing Group

 Call (541) 334-3350 OUI UPDATE: COVID-19 SCREENING PROCESS FOR BUILDING ENTRY CLICK HERE VASECTOMY ABOUT VASECTOMY A vasectomy is a minor outpatient surgery that interrupts the flow of sperm from the testicles to the penis. It is usually an elective procedure men choose to have done as a means of permanent birth control. A vasectomy will not affect your sex drive, ability to get an erection, sensation of orgasm or ability to ejaculate. EMAIL US TO LEARN MORE AND SIGN UP FOR SNIP CITY 2021 HOW IT WORKS There are two types of vasectomies: conventional and non-scalpel. In a conventional vasectomy, a small piece of the tube that connects your testicles to your penis is removed through two small incisions in your scrotum. A no-scalpel vasectomy uses a special instrument to puncture your skin and lift out the tube so it can be cauterized or tied. SIDE EFFECTS After your vasectomy, your scrotum will be numb for one to two hours. You may have some swelling or minor pain in your scrotum for several days after surgery, but unless your work is strenuous, you should be able to return to work in a day or two. You may also have mild aching in your testicles during arousal for a few months after surgery. Immediately after your surgery, try to lie on your back as much as possible for the rest of the day. Apply cold packs to the area of your scrotum and wear snug underwear or a jock strap for support to relieve discomfort. You can resume sexual intercourse when it’s comfortable for you, usually in about a week. You should continue to use a backup method of contraception until your doctor confirms that your sperm count is zero. CONTACT US 2400 HARTMAN LANE, SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477 PHONE: 541.334.3350 TOLL FREE: 1.800.246.9925 FAX: 541.343.3459 FIND US JOIN OUR TEAM © Copyright 2021 - All Rights Reserved | Website Design by Constellation Marketing Group