Urologist in Lawrenceville, GA
Where Braselton And Oakwood Patients Have Surgery
This building is the surgical destination for
two other Advanced Urology offices. Patients evaluated at our Braselton clinic have their procedures here, and our Oakwood
clinic will route here too once it opens.
That arrangement is worth understanding before
you book anywhere. A clinic without an operating room is not a lesser office,
but it does mean a second address at some point. Here there is no second
address. Evaluation, testing, the decision about whether a procedure is needed,
and the procedure itself all happen on Crown Pointe Way, and for Braselton and
Oakwood patients, the second trip ends here rather than at a hospital.
Common Conditions We Treat
Prostate Care, Start To Finish
Men usually come here after a PSA result someone wanted followed up. An elevated
reading is a reason to investigate, not a diagnosis, and the investigation
happens in this building. Where the answer is an enlarged prostate rather than anything worse, treatment runs
from medication through to a procedure, and any procedure is done at this
address by the urologist who worked the case up.
Bladder Control And Nerve Stimulation
Bladder symptoms bring as many women to this
office as anything on the men's side, and they are treatable rather than
something to live around. Where medication and behavioral approaches have not
worked for an overactive bladder, nerve stimulation is one of the options, and it is performed
here rather than referred to a hospital. Leakage that interrupts daily
activity is a separate problem
with its own answers.
Kidney Stones That Need More Than Waiting
Most kidney stones pass on their own with the right management,
and the first appointment is to determine whether yours is one of
them. Imaging and lab work happen here, and so does treatment if a stone needs it. Patients who form stones repeatedly usually want to
know the cause, and that work starts at the same visit rather than after
another referral.
The Advanced Difference
Our board-certified
urologists concentrate on a narrow area of urology rather than
practicing across the whole field. With four of them at one address and
operating rooms in the same building, a case needing a particular subspecialty
rarely leaves Gwinnett.
Our comprehensive care integration leads to a better experience and better outcome at lower cost. For self-pay patients, we quote surgery as a single price covering the surgeon, anesthesia, and the
facility, given before anything is scheduled. At a surgery center that is one
number rather than three bills arriving separately from a hospital, an
anesthesia group and a surgeon, which is the usual experience.
Meet Our Awesome Lawrenceville Team
Hemant Chaparala
Urologist/Urological Surgeon
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
501 Crown Pointe Way
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Michael F. Nordsiek
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon
Mukesh Patel
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon
Vik Sabarwal
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon, Director Surgery Center Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
501 Crown Pointe Way
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center
1557 Janmar Rd
Snellville, GA 30078
Lucy Choi
Physician Assistant Certified
Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
501 Crown Pointe Way
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center
1557 Janmar Rd
Snellville, GA 30078
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Ian Thomas
Physician Assistant Certified
Jordon Blackmon
Physician Assistant
Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center
1557 Janmar Rd
Snellville, GA 30078
Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
501 Crown Pointe Way
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Conyers Clinic
1366 Wellbrook Circle
Suite B
Conyers, GA 30012
Common Questions About Urology Care In Lawrenceville
Q Is surgery done at the Lawrenceville office?
Yes. Lawrenceville is a clinic and an
ambulatory surgery center, so evaluation, testing, and procedures all happen at
501 Crown Pointe Way. You are not referred to a hospital for surgery; the urologist who evaluates you also performs the procedure.
Q I was seen in Braselton. Will the same urologist do my procedure?
In most cases, yes. Vik Sabarwal directs this surgery center and also runs a clinic in Braselton, so a Braselton patient is often evaluated and treated by the same urologist. Your records move with you within the same practice, and you don't have to re-explain anything.
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 Will my kidney stone need surgery?
Often not. Most stones pass with the right management, and the point of a first appointment is to work out whether yours is likely to. Imaging and lab work here provide that answer, and if treatment is needed, we do it in this building rather than at a hospital.
Q
Do I need a referral to be seen in Lawrenceville?
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 Gwinnett County primary care practices.
Q
Do you see women at the Lawrenceville 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.
