Elisabeth Ferlic, MD, is a board-certified urologist and one of only two in Utah fellowship-trained in voiding dysfunction and female pelvic medicine. She treats a wide range of urologic conditions in one practice, including leaking urine, enlarged prostate (BPH), overactive bladder, and nerve-related bladder problems.
Core Urology and Pelvic Health provides urologic care for women and men in Salt Lake City and across the Salt Lake Valley. Choose the path that fits your concern; each one leads to the same physician, an unhurried visit, and a clear treatment plan.
Many women live with leaking urine when they laugh, cough, or exercise, an overactive bladder that interrupts the day, pelvic organ prolapse after childbirth, or urinary tract infections that keep returning. These problems are not an inevitable part of aging, and most are very treatable.
Read more about women’s pelvic health
An enlarged prostate (BPH) can make urination difficult or wake you several times a night. Dr. Ferlic treats BPH, weak stream, and leaking after prostate surgery, and she performs vasectomy. Treatment options range from medication to minimally invasive and surgical procedures.
Read more about men’s urologyDr. Ferlic provides menopause care with particular attention to how estrogen loss affects the bladder and pelvic floor. Care includes hormone therapy and treatment for low libido, painful intimacy, and changes in sleep and mood. Contact the practice to ask about availability and video visits.
Read more about hormone and menopause careTelemedicine is expected to begin between mid-December 2026 and early January 2027. In-person visits are planned to begin February 15, 2027. Call the practice to ask about scheduling.
Voiding dysfunction focuses on issues with the lower urinary tract, including the bladder, prostate, and urethra. Voiding dysfunction is the medical term for trouble with urination: going too often, not being able to go, leaking, waking up all night, or pain when you do go. It can start with the bladder itself, with an enlarged prostate, or with the nerves that control them. The right treatment depends entirely on which one it is.
Sorting that out is what Dr. Ferlic trained for. Her fellowship covers the full range: overactive bladder treatment, enlarged prostate care, stress incontinence, and neurogenic bladder, the complex nerve-related conditions many pelvic specialists don’t treat. You don’t need to know which kind of problem you have before you reach out; diagnosis is part of the evaluation.
If you’ve been searching for a bladder clinic or pelvic floor clinic in the Salt Lake Valley, this is the range of care the practice provides, all in one place.
With exercise, laughing, or sudden urgency
Overactive bladder, including waking several times a night
Enlarged prostate (BPH), weak stream, retention
Read more about trouble goingNeurogenic bladder after injury or neurologic conditions
You don’t need to know which kind of problem you have before you reach out; diagnosis is part of the evaluation.
Cystocele, rectocele, vaginal vault prolapse, and uterine prolapse
After years of caring for patients across Utah, Dr. Ferlic is opening her own practice to care for patients the way she believes medicine should be practiced: unhurried visits, plain-language answers, and treatment plans that fit your life.
Her fellowship training in voiding dysfunction and female pelvic medicine covers the conditions most clinics split between specialists or refer out: childbirth-related incontinence, prolapse, prostate-related voiding problems, and nerve-related bladder dysfunction. Only one other urologist in Utah holds that training.
A typical urology appointment inside a large health system lasts about ten minutes. That limit is one of the main reasons Dr. Ferlic opened her own practice.
We have not opened our doors yet, so the first step is different from what you would find at an established practice. It is also simpler.
Reach out to our dedicated team through our Contact page. That is the entire first step; there is nothing to print, fax, or send at this stage.
When scheduling opens, a member of our office staff will call you directly to find an appointment time that works for you. You will speak with the practice itself rather than an outside call center.
If your records are held at another clinic, let us know and we can request them for you.
Elisabeth Ferlic, MD, accepts adult urology referrals for women and men: routine general urology, along with the complex voiding dysfunction and neuro-urology cases that currently have no dedicated referral destination in the Salt Lake Valley. Referral inquiries are welcome now, and each inquiry receives a direct answer from the practice.
Send your referral note, relevant records, and imaging. A demographic sheet and your working diagnosis are enough to start.
Our office calls the patient directly to schedule, so your staff does not need to follow up on the appointment.
After the visit, you receive a consult note with findings, the treatment plan, and a clear statement of which issues we are managing and which remain with you.
Telemedicine is expected to begin between mid-December 2026 and early January 2027. In-person visits are planned to begin February 15, 2027. Call the practice to ask about scheduling.
Yes. Dr. Ferlic has treated men throughout her career. Enlarged prostate (BPH), frequent urination, weak stream, leaking after prostate surgery, and vasectomy are core parts of her practice, alongside women's pelvic health.
The practice will be located in the Salt Lake Valley and will serve patients across the Wasatch Front. Ask the practice about video visits and which locations are eligible.
Dr. Ferlic provides a wide range of urologic care for women and men: leaking urine and incontinence, overactive bladder, pelvic organ prolapse, recurrent UTIs, enlarged prostate (BPH), kidney stones, vasectomy, and hormone and menopause care.
Contact the practice to ask about your plan, visit costs, and billing before scheduling.
Serving the Salt Lake Valley.
