Refer a Patient to Dr. John Miklos & Dr. Robert Moore

Trusted Specialists for Complex Pelvic Floor Reconstruction & Urogynecology

At Miklos & Moore, we value the trust our referring physicians place in us. For more than two decades, physicians throughout Georgia and across the United States have referred women with complex pelvic floor disorders, failed prior surgeries, and challenging reconstructive conditions to our practice for evaluation and treatment.

Whether your patient requires a second opinion, advanced reconstructive surgery, or highly specialized care that extends beyond routine urogynecology, our goal is simple: provide exceptional care while maintaining a collaborative relationship with you throughout the patient’s treatment.

Conditions We Commonly Accept by Referral

We welcome referrals for patients with complex or recurrent conditions, including:

• Pelvic organ prolapse (bladder, uterine, rectal, vaginal vault)
• Urogynecology
• Pelvic pain
• Adhesions
• Recurrent prolapse after previous surgery
• Failed prolapse repairs
• Urinary incontinence
• Stress urinary incontinence
• Urge incontinence
• Mixed urinary incontinence
• Vaginal mesh complications
• Mesh exposure or erosion
• Mesh pain
• Pelvic floor reconstruction
• Vaginal reconstruction
• Rectovaginal fistulas
• Vesicovaginal fistulas
• Urethrovaginal fistulas
• MRKH syndrome (Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser Syndrome)
• Vaginal agenesis
• Congenital vaginal anomalies
• Complex vaginal scarring
• Complications following gynecologic surgery
• Difficult revision surgery
• Complex pelvic floor disorders requiring tertiary-level evaluation

If you are uncertain whether your patient’s condition would benefit from referral, we are happy to discuss the case.

Why Physicians Refer to Miklos & Moore

Our practice focuses on complex urogynecology and pelvic reconstructive surgery.

Referring physicians often seek our expertise for patients who have:

• Persistent symptoms despite conservative treatment
• Multiple previous surgeries
• Failed prolapse repairs
• Mesh complications
• Congenital reproductive tract anomalies
• Difficult pelvic floor disorders requiring advanced surgical planning
• Patients seeking second opinions before major surgery

Every patient receives a comprehensive evaluation, individualized treatment plan, and a thorough discussion of both surgical and nonsurgical options.

Our Commitment to Referring Physicians

We understand the importance of preserving the physician-patient relationship.

When you refer a patient to our practice, we will:

• Communicate our findings and recommendations
• Provide consultation notes promptly
• Coordinate care before and after surgery
• Return patients to your practice for ongoing routine gynecologic care whenever appropriate
• Remain available for physician-to-physician consultation

We view every referral as the beginning of a collaborative partnership centered on delivering the best possible outcome for your patient.

Simple Referral Process

Referring a patient is easy.

Option 1

Have your patient contact our office directly to schedule a consultation.

Option 2

Fax medical records, operative reports, imaging studies, and referral information to our office.

Option 3

Complete the secure referral request form below, and a member of our team will contact the patient to arrange an appointment.

Our staff is experienced in coordinating records, imaging, prior operative reports, and insurance information to streamline the consultation process.

Referring Providers Include

We work closely with:

• Obstetricians & Gynecologists (OB/GYNs)
• Urogynecologists
• Urologists
• Female Pelvic Medicine Specialists
• Family Medicine Physicians
• Internal Medicine Physicians
• Colorectal Surgeons
• General Surgeons
• Nurse Practitioners
• Physician Assistants
• Hospitalists
• Emergency Department Physicians

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my patient return to my practice after treatment?

Yes. Following completion of specialized care, patients are generally returned to their referring physician for ongoing routine gynecologic and primary care whenever appropriate.

Can I refer patients for a second opinion only?

Absolutely. Many physicians refer patients for confirmation of diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or surgical planning.

What records should I send?

Helpful records include prior operative reports, imaging studies, pathology reports, urodynamic testing, office notes, and recent laboratory studies when available.

Do you accept complex revision cases?

Yes. Our practice routinely evaluates patients who have undergone previous pelvic reconstructive surgery and continue to experience symptoms.

Can physicians speak directly with Dr. Miklos or Dr. Moore?

Yes. We welcome physician-to-physician communication regarding complex patient care.

Refer Your Patient Today

If you have a patient who may benefit from specialized pelvic reconstructive surgery or advanced urogynecologic evaluation, we welcome the opportunity to assist.

Our mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based care while maintaining the trust you have established with your patients.

Call or email Danielle at 678-573-6965 / Danielle@miklosandmoore.com or fax 877-509-0690 your patient’s records today. We look forward to partnering with you in providing exceptional care.

• OB/GYN Referrals for Complex Pelvic Floor Disorders
• Urologist Referral Center
• Primary Care Physician Referral Program
• Emergency Department Referral for Pelvic Floor Conditions
• Colorectal Surgeon Referral Program
• Referral Center for MRKH Syndrome
• Referral Center for Vaginal Mesh Complications
• Referral Center for Complex Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery