Background: Pain is commonly experienced by postoperative patients and can affect psychological and physiological aspects of the patient. One of the pain treatments is nonpharmacology which includes comfort standards, cutaneous stimulation, massage, hot and cold compresses, transcutaneous nerve stimulation, acupuncture, acupressure, positioning, deep breathing, progressive relaxation, rhythmic breathing, music, guided imagery, biofeedback, distraction, therapy touch, meditation, hypnosis, and humor. Based on preliminary data obtained at the Inpatient Room of One Hospital in 2019 using only deep breathing and positioning techniques. Objective: To find out the description of nonpharmacological pain management in post-urology surgery patients in 2019 in the Inpatient Room of One Private Hospital in West Indonesia. Research Methods: This study used a descriptive quantitative research method with a retrospective approach with a sample of 242 medical records. The research instrument was a checklist sheet. Data analysis used univariate. Results: The results showed that nonpharmacological pain management used in post-urologic surgery patients was positioning 136 patients (56.2%), breathing relaxation in 74 patients (30.6%), and comfort standards of 32 patients (13.2%). Recommendations: Future studies can conduct research with observational methods so that they can see firsthand the management of nonpharmacological pain in patients with urologic surgery.