Stone Mountain sits just east of this clinic. The visit is a conversation about the symptom or the report you are carrying, not a rushed handoff to a procedure day. Official clinic details are also on advancedurology.com, and on our Decatur Clinic page.
What a Stone Mountain visit at Irvin Way includes
Consults, lab draws and in-office tests happen in Decatur. If a later procedure is needed, we schedule it at the Sandy Springs Clinic & Surgery Center, 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road, or at the Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center, 1557 Janmar Rd. We will name the surgery-center campus before you leave the consult so the next appointment is clear.
Reasons Stone Mountain patients book
Blood in the urine, a rising PSA, kidney stones, bladder leakage or urgency, an enlarged prostate, a cancer question, or a vasectomy consult. People also come in after a scan mentioned the kidney or the bladder and they want the finding explained in ordinary language. We do not offer Rezum. We do not offer needle PTNS sessions. For tibial nerve stimulation we offer Altaviva, an implanted tibial nerve stimulator.
Herman Bagga, MD, FACSUrologic surgeon 
Marc Greenstein, DOUrological surgeon; Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs 
Vahan Kassabian, MDUrologist; Director of Prostate Center
Who will I see if I am coming from Stone Mountain?
Many first visits in Decatur are with a physician assistant, who reviews your history, examines you, and works with the practice's urologists. The official Decatur office page lists PAs, not urologists, on the on-site team. Herman Bagga, MD, FACS, Marc Greenstein, DO, and Vahan Kassabian, MD see patients at Sandy Springs and, for some of them, at other official Advanced Urology offices. Tell us if you would like the first appointment to be with a urologist, and we will look at that schedule with you.
What should I bring from Stone Mountain?
A government-issued ID, insurance information if you have it, a medicine list, and the lab or imaging that started this. If this is an emergency — no urine, heavy bleeding, a high fever with urinary symptoms, or pain that will not ease — call 911 or go to an emergency department rather than waiting for a clinic day.
Call 678-344-8900 or book online, and we will welcome you from Stone Mountain at the Decatur Clinic.
Starting care from Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain visits often begin in Decatur, with Sandy Springs available when a procedure or a urologist appointment is the better next step. Read about care for women, stones, cancer care, prostate symptoms, and vasectomy before you come in, if that helps you prepare.