Cystoscopy for Stone / Stent Placement in Oklahoma

Price: $4,715.00
CPT: 52332

Transparent, All-Inclusive Pricing for Kidney Stone Surgery

Facing kidney stone surgery can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re concerned about costs, insurance, or recovery. At the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, we provide all-inclusive, bundled pricing for outpatient cystoscopy with ureteroscopy and stent placement. This procedure relieves pain, blockage, or infection risk from kidney stones that can’t pass on their own.

Our upfront pricing covers your surgeon, the facility, anesthesia, and uncomplicated routine follow-up care. The consult fee ($250) is separate, and certain items such as diagnostics, overnight stays, or treatment of complications are not included. You’ll never be surprised by hidden or unexpected medical bills.

Patient Testimonials

“We were extremely impressed with the care received at the Surgery Center of Oklahoma. From start to finish, the staff was courteous and made the process smooth. Highly recommend for anyone needing kidney stone surgery.”

“My experience at this center was outstanding. Everyone—from the nurses to the surgeons—went above and beyond to make recovery fast and comfortable. Pricing was clear from the start, and I would absolutely return if needed.”

How SCO Compares

Lower Costs

Lower Costs

Our all-inclusive bundled pricing makes procedure costs clear and affordable for patients without insurance.

Shorter Waits

Shorter Waits

Most patients are scheduled quickly, avoiding long delays.

Better Recovery

Better Recovery

Outpatient care reduces infection risk and supports a quicker return home. Our infection rate in 2021 was 0.00% compared with the national average of 2.6%.

Personalized Care

Personalized Care

Our team specializes in patient-centered treatment.

SCO's single all-inclusive price comes in at or below the other Oklahoma options, with no separate surgeon, facility, or anesthesia bills.

What Are These Procedures?

Cystoscopy with ureteroscopy is a minimally invasive outpatient surgery to treat kidney stones that are too large or painful to pass naturally.

Cystoscopy & Ureteroscopy
A small scope is inserted through the bladder and into the ureter to locate and remove stones, often with laser lithotripsy.

Combined approach
Many patients have their stone treated and a stent placed in the same procedure, requiring only one operation and one recovery period.

Ureteral Stent
A soft, flexible tube may be placed temporarily to keep urine flowing and support healing.

Who Is It For?

Adults & Teens
Patients experiencing pain, blood in the urine, or infection risk due to kidney stones.

Patients Who Wish to Pay Up Front
Transparent cash pricing applies to all patients who pay in full before surgery; self-insured employers may arrange direct contracts.

Those Experiencing Blockages/Pain
If the stone is too large or causing obstruction, this procedure is often recommended.

Benefits & Outcomes

Patients often see:

  • Immediate relief from pain or urinary blockage
  • Same-day, outpatient recovery (most return home within hours)
  • Quick return to daily/work activities—typically within 2–3 days (strenuous activities, about a week)
  • Confidence in pricing and care—no surprise bills

Recovery Timeline

  • Most patients return home the same day
  • Minor soreness, burning, or urgency may last 24–72 hours
  • The stent usually stays in for about 1–2 weeks and is then removed quickly at a follow-up visit
  • Most resume light work/activities in 2–3 days; strenuous work in about a week
  • Outpatient care in an ASC environment carries very low infection risk

Risks & Considerations

No surgery is risk-free, but complication rates at the Surgery Center of Oklahoma are low.

  • Potential risks: infection, bleeding, injury to the ureter or bladder, or stent-related discomfort
  • Serious complications: uncommon with expert outpatient care in a state-accredited facility

Why Choose the Surgery Center of Oklahoma?

  • All-inclusive bundled pricing with no surprise bills, ever.
  • Experienced surgeons who specialize in ENT care.
  • Physician-owned and managed facility where decisions are made in the best interest of patients, not a hospital system’s bottom line.
  • Safe outpatient environment with consistently low infection rates.
  • Convenient Oklahoma City location with patients traveling from across the state.

Service Areas

We proudly serve patients in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and throughout Oklahoma, as well as patients from across the U.S. seeking affordable, skilled kidney stone surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does kidney stone surgery cost without insurance?

Your price is listed clearly at the top of this page. Bundled pricing covers the surgeon, facility, anesthesia, and routine follow-up. The $250 consult fee and any diagnostics, complications, or overnight stays are separate.

What is the recovery time after cystoscopy/stone surgery?

Most patients return to light activity in 2–3 days; strenuous activity may take about a week.

Is kidney stone surgery a major or minor procedure?

Kidney stone surgery is a minimally invasive outpatient surgery. Complexity depends on stone size and location, but it is usually considered a “minor” procedure when done in an ASC setting.

Are there risks with cystoscopy for stone/stent?

Risks are uncommon but can include infection, bleeding, or discomfort. Outpatient surgery in an accredited center keeps complication rates very low.

Do I need a stent after kidney stone surgery?

Most patients receive a temporary stent for 1–2 weeks to support healing and maintain urine flow.

Can kidney stones be removed without surgery?

Small stones may pass with medication; larger or obstructing stones typically require ureteroscopy.

How soon can I return to work or drive after kidney stone surgery?

Most patients resume light activities within 2–3 days. Strenuous work may require up to a week.