Urologist in Johns Creek, GA
One Building, Clinic To Operating Room
Most urology offices are clinics that refer surgical cases elsewhere. This one does not; evaluation, laboratory work, in-office testing, and surgery all happen at Medlock Bridge Rd, which is what an ambulatory surgery center means in practice.
It changes the shape of a case. The urologist who examines you is the one who operates, in a room they use every week, on a schedule the practice controls rather than one a hospital hands down. Your records don't move, your imaging doesn't need re-reading somewhere new, and the people checking you in for a procedure are the ones who checked you in for the first appointment.
Common Conditions We Treat
Prostate Care From First Test To Procedure
Men usually arrive here after a physical flagged a number. An abnormal PSA is a reason to investigate, not a diagnosis, and the investigation happens in this building. If the answer is urinary symptoms from the prostate rather than anything worse, treatment ranges from medication to a procedure, and the procedure would be done here too, by the urologist who worked it up.
Bladder Control And Pelvic Health For Women
Women make up a large share of the patients
seen here, and bladder symptoms are the most common reason for a first visit. Overactive bladder treatment starts with understanding the pattern rather
than reaching for a prescription, and leaking when you cough or lift is a different problem with different
answers. Both are treatable, and the office-based procedures for them happen at
this address rather than at a hospital.
Kidney Stones From Scan To Surgery
A stone is the clearest case for an office
like this one. Imaging and laboratory work happen here; the decision about whether it needs treatment happens here; and kidney stone surgery happens here if it comes to that. Patients
who form stones repeatedly are usually more interested in why, and that work
starts at the same visit rather than after a referral.
The Advanced Difference
Our board-certified
urologists concentrate on a narrow area of urology rather than
practicing across the whole field. In a building with its own operating rooms,
that means the person who knows your case and the person doing your procedure
are the same person, not two people coordinating. This integrated care leads to a better experience and better outcomes at a lower cost.
For self-pay patients, we publish what surgery costs up front: one amount covering the surgeon, anesthesia,
and the facility, quoted before anything is scheduled. At a surgery center, it is a single number rather than three bills arriving separately from a hospital,
an anesthesia group, and a surgeon, which is the usual experience.
Meet Our Awesome John's Creek Team
Nicholas Farber
Urologist/Urological Surgeon
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
Neal Patel
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon, Chief Clinical Officer
Cumming Clinic
4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd.
Suite 180
Cumming, GA 30040
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
T. Casey McCullough
Physician Governance, Director Surgery Center Johns Creek
Mary Peabody
Physician Assistant Certified
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
Cumming Clinic
4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd.
Suite 180
Cumming, GA 30040
Sarah Nayebosadri
Physician Assistant
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
Mackenzie Helland
Physician Assistant
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
Cumming Clinic
4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd.
Suite 180
Cumming, GA 30040
Decatur Clinic
2711 Irvin Way
Decatur, GA 30030
Lauren Goring
Physician Assistant
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Cumming Clinic
4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd.
Suite 180
Cumming, GA 30040
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
Oakwood Clinic
4239 Mundy Mill Rd
Suite D&E
Oakwood, GA 30566
Common Questions About Urology Care In Johns Creek
Q Is surgery actually done at the Johns Creek office?
Yes. Johns Creek is a clinic and an ambulatory
surgery center, so evaluation, testing, and procedures all happen at 10730
Medlock Bridge Rd. You are not referred to a hospital or another office for surgery, and the urologist who evaluates you performs the
procedure.
Q What is an ambulatory surgery center?
An ambulatory surgery center is a licensed
facility for procedures that do not require an overnight stay. It has operating
rooms, anesthesia, and recovery space, but it is not a hospital. In urology, it covers most procedures and usually means shorter waits, a scheduled time that the practice controls, and a single facility fee instead of a hospital bill.
Q Can a urologist help with erectile dysfunction?
Yes, and it is one of the more common reasons
men book a urology appointment. Erectile dysfunction is often an early sign of something else,
including cardiovascular disease or diabetes, which is a reason to have it
assessed properly rather than treated based on information from a website. The evaluation starts
with history and basic testing, both of which happen at this office.
Q Do I need a referral to be seen in Johns Creek?
In most cases, no. We accept patients who
schedule directly. Some insurance plans require a referral before they will
cover a specialist visit, so it is worth checking your own plan first. We welcome referrals from North Fulton and Forsyth primary care practices.
Q I was seen at your Cumming office. Will my procedure be here?
Usually yes. The Cumming clinic does not have an operating room, so procedures for patients seen there are scheduled at this surgery center, about half an hour south on GA 400. Your records move with you within the same practice, and the urologist who evaluated you in Cumming is the one who performs the procedure here.
Q Do you see women at the Johns Creek office?
Yes. Bladder symptoms bring women to this
office as often as any other concern, and because we have an on-site surgery center, we can perform procedures for those conditions in the same building rather than referring patients out. Urology covers the urinary tract in women as well as
men.
