The official office name is Decatur Clinic, matching advancedurology.com. You can read the listing at the Decatur office page on advancedurology.com, or start with our own Decatur Clinic page, which has the address, the clinicians who work there, and how procedures are scheduled.
Where procedures are done after a DeKalb County consult
When a procedure is planned, we schedule it at our Sandy Springs Clinic & Surgery Center, 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road, or at our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center, 1557 Janmar Rd. Your chart moves with you inside Advanced Urology. The consult itself stays in Decatur unless you would rather be seen in Sandy Springs.
Who cares for DeKalb County patients
The official Decatur office page lists physician assistants on the on-site team. They work with our urologists in the same practice. If you would like the first appointment to be with a urologist, tell us when you book and we will look at Sandy Springs openings with you. Interventional radiology procedures, when they are the right next step, are arranged through Advanced Urology.
Herman Bagga, MD, FACSUrologic surgeon 
Marc Greenstein, DOUrological surgeon; Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs 
Vahan Kassabian, MDUrologist; Director of Prostate Center
What we help DeKalb County patients with
A raised PSA, blood in the urine, a kidney finding on a scan, stones, bladder symptoms, an enlarged prostate, erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, and vasectomy consults all come through this clinic. Cancer questions are reviewed here and planned with the same urologists described on our cancer care page. 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 the topic.
How do I get started from DeKalb County?
Call 678-344-8900, or book online, and we will place you on the Decatur schedule. Bring a government-issued identification, insurance information if you carry it, a medicine list, and any report or disk that started this. We can still see you if the file is still coming together.
When is it an emergency?
If you cannot pass urine, have heavy bleeding, a high fever with urinary symptoms, or pain so strong no position helps, call 911 or go to an emergency department now. Those signs should not wait for a routine Irvin Way opening.
We would be glad to see you at the Decatur Clinic. Call 678-344-8900 when you are ready.
DeKalb visits, and the care you can start
From DeKalb County, many people begin at our Decatur Clinic in intown east Atlanta, or at Sandy Springs when they want the first conversation on Johnson Ferry Road. You can start there for urology care for women, kidney stones, cancer questions, an enlarged prostate, and vasectomy.