MRH Urology Clinic Expands Advanced Treatment Options for Bladder Health and Incontinence

New minimally invasive therapies offer relief for enlarged prostate symptoms and urinary incontinence

MONTROSE, Colo. (June 3, 2026) – In recognition of Men’s Health Month in June, the MRH Urology Clinic is highlighting expanded treatment options for enlarged prostate symptoms, overactive bladder, and urinary incontinence. The clinic now offers Aquablation Therapy® and Axonics Therapy®, providing patients with advanced urologic care close to home. Located within the Ambulatory Care Center at 3330 S. Rio Grande Ave., the clinc is led by board-certified urologists Craig Peterson, MD, and Michael S. Tonzi, MD.

Aquablation Therapy is a minimally invasive, robotically assisted treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), commonly known as enlarged prostate. Performed by both Dr. Peterson and Dr. Tonzi, the procedure uses a high-velocity, heat-free waterjet guided by real-time imaging and robotic technology to precisely remove excess prostate tissue causing urinary symptoms such as frequent urination, weak urine stream, difficulty starting urination, and frequent nighttime urination.

“Aquablation Therapy allows us to offer men an effective treatment for enlarged prostate symptoms while helping preserve quality of life,” said Craig Peterson, MD, urologist at Montrose Regional Health. “I’m a strong proponent of this technology because it combines precision, safety, and durable results for many patients.”

A key benefit of Aquablation Therapy is the preservation of sexual function following treatment. Studies show the procedure has no reported impact on overall sexual function or satisfaction. In addition, 99% of men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) did not experience incontinence following treatment.

The clinic is also offering Axonics Therapy, a minimally invasive treatment for bladder and bowel control disorders, including overactive bladder, urinary incontinence, and fecal incontinence. Dr. Tonzi performs Axonics Therapy procedures at the clinic, and he has completed 133 Axonics procedures with a 96% trial-to-implant success rate since he began practicing in Colorado.

Axonics Therapy uses a small implant placed under the skin in the upper buttock along with a thin wire that delivers mild electrical stimulation to the sacral nerve. This stimulation helps regulate communication between the brain and bladder, reducing urgency signals that can occur too frequently or at inappropriate times.

“Axonics Therapy allows us to offer patients an option that can restore bladder control and significantly improve quality of life,” said Michael S. Tonzi, MD, urologist at Montrose Regional Health. “For many patients struggling with overactive bladder or incontinence, Axonics Therapy can provide meaningful symptom relief and help restore confidence in daily life.”

Both therapies are designed to help reduce symptoms and improve daily function for patients experiencing bladder and urinary conditions. Community members interested in learning more about bladder health, enlarged prostate symptoms, urinary incontinence, and available treatment options are invited to attend a free community presentation hosted by the MRH Urology Clinic on Thursday, June 18, at The Bridges Golf Course. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., with the presentation beginning at 5 p.m. Appetizers will be provided.

For more information on Aquablation Therapy, Axonics Therapy, and other services offered at the MRH Urology Clinic, visit MontroseHealth.com/Urology.