About the practice
Independent, and rooted on the Cape for more than 40 years.
The short version: this practice was built deliberately, it answers to its patients, and the doctors here plan to be your doctors for as long as you need.
Urology Associates of Cape Cod has cared for the Cape for more than four decades — generations of families here, from the first worrying test result through treatment and the years of follow-up where medicine actually proves itself.
The practice is owned by its physicians. That means the people deciding how long visits run, which services to invest in, and who to recruit are the same people sitting across from you in the exam room — answering to you, and to nobody else.
It's why fellowship-trained robotic surgery lives here on the Cape. Why there's a men's health and implant program with academic-center depth, a federally certified lab inside the practice, on-site ultrasound and office procedures, and billing handled by our own staff — who answer the phone. It's why our surgeons operate, and take urology call, at Cape Cod Hospital: if a urologic emergency lands you there at 2am, the urologist walking in is one of ours. And it's why medical students from medical schools across the region train inside the practice — rare for a private practice, and a point of quiet pride.
We know most people meet us on a hard day. The practice is built to make that day less hard: plain explanations, unhurried decisions, and physicians who plan to be your physicians for as long as you need them.
What independence means for you
Seeing the same doctor matters more than people expect.
The same physicians, who will know your history without re-reading the chart — through screening, treatment, and every follow-up after.
Our building
One address, nearly two centuries of Yarmouth Port.
125 Route 6A has anchored this stretch of the Old King's Highway since the 1800s — first as the village bank, now as the Cape's home for advanced urologic care. If you grew up here, you already know this building.
Early 1900s
A postcard view of the Old King's Highway — “Street View and Bank, Yarmouthport, Mass.” — when the road was still dirt and the bank anchored the village. Mid-1900s
The First National Bank of Yarmouth at 125 Route 6A. The pediment carries 1825 — the bank's founding — a Cape institution for over a century. The bank years
The building as generations of Yarmouth Port knew it: white clapboard, black shutters, the flag out front. 2023 · The restoration
UACC's top-to-bottom renovation: the landmark rebuilt into a modern medical facility — on-site lab, imaging, and procedure space — without losing the building's face. 2026 · Today
The restoration complete and the practice in full swing — the landmark's next century underway. 2026 · Out front
The sign at the roadside — the same address Cape families have known for generations, ready for your visit.
Present-day photography by Amy Homa.
Ready when you are
Request an appointment and our scheduling team will call you back to find a time — or simply call us. Existing patients can use the portal for anything about current care.