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Urologist in Conyers, GA

Rockdale and Newton County Urology, Without the Atlanta Drive

Advanced Urology's Conyers office at 1366 Wellbrook Circle is a urology clinic serving Rockdale and Newton counties. We provide evaluation, in-office testing, and ongoing care here. We schedule procedures that require an operating room at our Snellville Clinic and Surgery Center.

Our team is committed to providing compassionate, personalized care to enhance your quality of life while minimizing side effects. Your well-being is our top priority, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Patients east of Atlanta have usually had two options: a hospital system or a drive inside the perimeter. Advanced Urology is an independent specialty practice, so evaluation, testing, and follow-up stay inside one practice rather than moving between departments.

What Happens In Conyers, And What Does Not

Conyers is a clinic office. Evaluation, laboratory work, and in-office testing happen here, which is what most visits need. Surgery does not happen here; this address has no operating room. We schedule procedures at our Snellville clinic and surgery center.

The split changes what to expect from a first appointment. A visit here is usually a conversation about symptoms, an exam, and whatever testing the urologist orders on the spot, with results reviewed here rather than sent elsewhere and waited on. Most patients never need a second appointment, and we decide whether a procedure is the right next step based on the testing done here, not after a separate consultation elsewhere.

Common Conditions We Treat

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Prostate And Men's Health Care In Conyers

Most men who book here were told to follow up on something. An elevated PSA reading is the usual trigger, and it is a reason to look further rather than a conclusion on its own. Men noticing a weaker stream, waking repeatedly at night, or struggling to start can be assessed for an enlarged prostate at the same appointment rather than booking twice.

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Bladder Symptoms And Recurring Infections In Women

Bladder complaints fill more appointments at this office than anything else. Overactive bladder symptoms and urinary leakage are treatable, not an unavoidable part of getting older, which is the assumption that keeps most women from booking in the first place. Infections that keep coming back get the same approach: we look for the reason rather than treating each one separately, and recurrent UTIs are a common reason for a first visit.

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Kidney Stones On Short Notice

Stones are the reason most people end up seeing a urologist sooner than they planned. Kidney stone treatment starts here with in-office imaging and laboratory work, so you find out what you're dealing with in one visit rather than waiting for a scan somewhere else. We move it to Snellville only if a stone needs a procedure rather than management while it passes.

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Communities We Serve Around Conyers

Our Conyers office serves Rockdale and Newton counties and the I-20 east corridor. Choose the area closest to you to see which Advanced Urology office is nearest, and where a procedure would happen if you need one.

Where are you coming from?
Your nearest office

Conyers Clinic

Clinic. Procedures are scheduled at our Snellville surgery center.

Conyers. The Wellbrook Circle office is the Rockdale County clinic, minutes from Highway 138 and I-20.

Your visit

Conyers Clinic

1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite B, Conyers, GA 30012

If you need a procedure

Snellville Clinic and Surgery Center

1557 Janmar Rd, Snellville, GA 30078

Conyers is a clinic office. Surgical cases from this catchment are scheduled at our Snellville Clinic and Surgery Center, where the clinic and the operating rooms are in the same building. Call 404-586-4570 and our team will book you at the location closest to you.

The Advanced Difference

Our board-certified urologists concentrate on a narrow area of urology rather than practicing across the whole field. For a Conyers patient, that means a referral inside our practice reaches a physician who works in that area regularly rather than a generalist covering everything.

Care also stays inside one practice from your first Conyers visit through any procedure at Snellville. Nothing gets re-explained to a new office, and nothing waits on records moving between systems. This comprehensive care integration leads to a better experience and better outcome at lower cost. For self-pay patients, our up-front surgery pricing covers the surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees in one amount quoted before we schedule anything, so the cost is settled before the date.

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Meet Our Awesome Conyers Team

Our personable, compassionate, and highly trained physicians are here to provide you with the best experience and outcome.
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Marc Greenstein

Urologist/Urological Surgeon, Physician Governance, Director Surgery Center Sandy Springs

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Kushan Radadia

Urologist / Urologic Surgeon

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Sierra Blanton

Physician Assistant

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Jordon Blackmon

Physician Assistant

Common Questions About Urology Care In Conyers

Q Which problems does a urologist treat?

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Urologists treat urinary tract conditions in men and women and conditions of the male reproductive system. That covers kidney stones, prostate conditions, including enlargement and cancer, bladder problems such as urgency and leakage, blood in the urine, recurrent urinary tract infections, kidney and bladder cancer, and male fertility and testosterone concerns.

Q What is the most common urological problem?

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Urinary tract infections are the most common urological problem overall, and they affect women far more often than men. Among patients who see a urologist rather than a primary care physician, the most frequent reasons are kidney stones, an enlarged prostate in men over fifty, and bladder urgency or leakage in women.

Q Do you see patients from Covington and Newton County?

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Yes. The Conyers office is the closest Advanced Urology clinic for most of Newton County, including Covington, Oxford, and Porterdale. The drive is a straight run west on I-20 and does not require going inside the perimeter. We also see patients from Social Circle and Walton County.

Q Is surgery done at the Conyers office?

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No. Conyers is a clinic office with in-office testing but no operating room. We schedule procedures at our Snellville clinic & surgery center, north on Highway 124, where the clinic and operating rooms are in the same building.

Q Do you see women at the Conyers office?

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Yes. Bladder symptoms and recurring urinary tract infections bring women to this office as often as any other concern. Urology covers the urinary tract in women as well as men, so it is frequently the right specialty to start with rather than the one you reach after a referral.

Q Can I have my follow-up visits in Conyers if my procedure was somewhere else?

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Yes. Follow-up after a procedure at another Advanced Urology location can be done at the Conyers office, and your records stay in one system rather than moving between practices. Patients in Rockdale or Newton County usually prefer this to driving back to the surgical site for routine checks.