Programs
MUSIC is committed to making Michigan #1 for urologic care. MUSIC’s current focus is on improving care for prostate, kidney stone surgery, and small renal mass patients.

Prostate

Kidney Stone

Kidney Mass
Patient Resources
Educational resources created to support patients undergoing urologic care.
Provider Resources
A plethora of tools and resources to aid physicians in their care of patients.
askMUSIC
A digital platform designed to help patients and healthcare professionals make the best possible decisions about urological care.
practices
Diverse urology practices from across the state
urologists
Urologic providers committed to improving care
patient advocates
Providing critical input and serving as the voice of the patient
MUSIC Participating Practices
MUSIC is comprised of diverse urology practices across the state of Michigan collaborating together to improving urologic care.
Southeastern Michigan
12
Central Michigan
7
Western Michigan
11
Northern Michigan
7
Non- Michigan
4

Testimonials

Brian Drabik, DO
Munson Healthcare Cadillac Urology; MUSIC member
“We have the right team, enthusiasm, and real desire to figure it out. If there are better results out there, this collaborative will find them.”

Jay Hollander, MD
Michigan Institute of Urology; MUSIC member
“In 30 years there has never been a better state wide project to improve Urologic care. I have nothing but respect and appreciation for the work you, your colleagues and the state wide urologists are putting in to this.”

Margaret Pearle, MD, PhD
UT Southwestern Medical Center
“Amazing data from ROCKS and I think it sets a standard for how we should all be scrutinizing our data in the name of improving patient outcomes!”

Dennis Sitek
Patient Advocate
“From a patient's perspective, it is reassuring to know that so many doctors want to improve care for their patients. This is a groundbreaking undertaking and the benefits will only grow over time.”

Wesley Mayer, MD
Baylor College of Medicine
“The work being done by MUSIC and ROCKS is truly important work and…trailblazing in urology QI in the United States.”
Find Us on Twitter
@JUrology @drjaminb Interesting findings revealing real world outcomes of LP stones treatment. URS + SWL may not be as equivalent first-line ...therapies as guidelines may suggest. Also a tremendous opportunity to improve outcomes globally! @MUSICUrology @caseydauw @peepeeDoctor
Everyone please give a warm welcome to Naji Ayyash, our newest MUSIC statistician. He will be helping with the BPH program!
We’ve been talking a lot about stent omission lately—let’s see where everyone stands 👇
🗣️ HEAR FROM THE AUTHOR! Thank you @DrJohnMDiBi from @UFHealth for talking about your article "Ureteroscopy vs Shock Wave Lithotripsy for Lower ...Pole Renal Stones: Treatment Variation and Outcomes in a Surgical Collaborative." #TheVoiceofUrology
🔗 https://bit.ly/4nAVd6m
🎃 Happy Halloween from the MUSIC team!
No tricks here—just treats for better urologic care across Michigan.
#QualityImprovement #Halloween ...#urology
A big thank you to the SOUL participating surgeons for all that you do!!
Thank you to everyone who joined last night’s webinar! Your insights and discussion help us drive change and improve care for patients across ...Michigan and beyond.
Shoutout to our speakers: @peepeeDoctor @DrJohnMDiBi @AnneSales4 @MantuGuptaMD @caseydauw
Webinar Highlight: “Surgeons and patients experience URS differently,” says Dr. Anne Sales. Most patients prefer no stent—but habits and ...intra-op realities often make placement the default. @AnneSales4
Webinar Highlight: Trial enrollment is hard—1 in 5 trials fail from low accrual. MUSIC is testing real-world fixes: tailored messaging, engagement ...tracking, and provider-level experiments to boost enrollment @stensy
