Tell us which clinic you prefer when you call, and we will get you on that schedule. Both offices are part of Advanced Urology, so your records stay in one chart. Official addresses are also listed on the Decatur office page and the Sandy Springs office page at advancedurology.com.
How visits and procedures are arranged
Consults and in-office testing happen at Decatur and at Sandy Springs. When a procedure is planned, we use the on-site surgery center in Sandy Springs, or the Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center at 1557 Janmar Rd when that setting is the right one. We will confirm the building before a surgical day is booked.
What Clayton County patients come in for
A cancer question, a stone, bladder symptoms, an enlarged prostate, blood in the urine, erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, or a vasectomy consult. The first appointment leaves room for the story in your own words. We do not offer Rezum. We do not offer needle PTNS sessions. We offer Altaviva, an implanted tibial nerve stimulator, when tibial nerve stimulation is being considered.
Herman Bagga, MD, FACSUrologic surgeon 
Marc Greenstein, DOUrological surgeon; Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs 
Vahan Kassabian, MDUrologist; Director of Prostate Center
Who provides the care
Herman Bagga, MD, FACS, Marc Greenstein, DO, and Vahan Kassabian, MD care for adults from Clayton County, with physician assistants and nurse practitioners at both clinics. Call 678-344-8900 and we will tell you who you will meet.
What should I bring, and when should I go to the ER?
Bring a photo ID, insurance information if you carry it, a medicine list, and any labs or scans. Clayton County patients who cannot pass urine, who have heavy bleeding, a high fever with urinary symptoms, or pain that will not ease should call 911 or go to an emergency department now rather than waiting for a clinic opening.
Jonesboro and the rest of Clayton County are part of the same invitation: we will see you at Irvin Way or on Johnson Ferry Road, and we will keep the first visit focused on what you came in to ask. Call 678-344-8900 or book online for a Clayton County visit at Decatur or Sandy Springs.
Clayton County, and how a first visit usually starts
People coming from Clayton County can begin at Decatur or at Sandy Springs. The linked pages for women's urology, kidney stones, cancer care, an enlarged prostate, and vasectomy will give you a sense of what we already offer, and the visit is still where the plan is made.