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Urologist in Cumming, GA

Forsyth County Urology, With the Full Practice Behind It

Advanced Urology has relocted to a new office at 4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd. Suite 180 Cumming, GA 30040.

Advanced Urology's Cumming office at 4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd is a urology clinic serving Forsyth County and the GA 400 corridor north. We provide evaluation, in-office testing, and ongoing care here. We schedule operating room procedures at our Johns Creek Clinic and Surgery Center. Using innovative technology and Advanced TM surgical techniques, we deliver exceptional results while focusing on improving your quality of life and minimizing side effects.

Our team is committed to providing compassionate, personalized care to enhance your quality of life while minimizing side effects. Your well-being is our top priority, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Cumming also has one of the deepest provider teams in the practice for a clinic office, which is why most Forsyth County patients can be seen here rather than sent down GA 400 for a first appointment.

Everything Except The Operating Room

Cumming is a clinic office. Evaluation, laboratory work, and in-office testing all happen at this address, which covers most of what a urology visit actually needs. What this address does not have is an operating room. We schedule procedures at our Johns Creek clinic and surgery center, south on GA 400.

That shapes how a first appointment goes. You come in, we talk through the symptoms, we examine you, and we run whatever testing the urologist orders while you are here rather than booking you back for it. Most people are finished at that point. When a procedure is the right next step, we decide that based on the testing done in Cumming and refer you to a surgery center in the same practice.

Common Conditions We Treat

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Prostate Checks And Men's Urinary Symptoms

Most men book here after a primary care visit flagged something. A raised PSA result is the usual trigger, and it is a reason to look further rather than a conclusion on its own. Men noticing a weaker stream, waking repeatedly at night, or struggling to start can be assessed at the same appointment, and treatment for an enlarged prostate follows from what that shows.

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Women's Bladder Care And Repeat Infections

Bladder complaints and repeat infections bring as many women through this office as anything on the men's side. Bladder urgency and leakage during everyday activity are treatable, and they are not something to file under "getting older". We look at recurring infections as a pattern rather than treating each one in isolation, and chronic urinary tract infections are a common reason for a first visit here.

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Kidney Stones And Blood In The Urine

Stones and visible blood in the urine are the two things that make people call a urologist sooner than they planned. We work up both with in-office imaging and lab work, so you leave knowing what you are dealing with instead of waiting for a scan booked elsewhere. How kidney stones are treated depends on what that shows, and only moves to Johns Creek if a stone needs a procedure rather than management while it passes.

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Communities We Serve Around Cumming

Our Cumming office serves Forsyth County and the GA 400 corridor north into Dawson and Lumpkin. Choose the area closest to you to see which Advanced Urology office is nearest, and where a procedure would happen if you need one.

Where are you coming from?
Your nearest office

Cumming Clinic

Clinic. Procedures are scheduled at our Johns Creek surgery center.

Cumming. The Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd office is the Forsyth County clinic, just off GA 400.

Your visit

Cumming Clinic

4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd Suite 180, Cumming, GA 30040

If you need a procedure

Johns Creek Clinic and Surgery Center

10730 Medlock Bridge Rd, Johns Creek, GA 30097

Cumming is a clinic office. Surgical cases from this catchment are scheduled at our Johns Creek Clinic and Surgery Center, where the clinic and the operating rooms are in the same building. Call 404-586-4570 and our team will book you at the location closest to you.

The Advanced Difference

Our board-certified urologists concentrate on a narrow area of urology rather than practicing across the whole field. At an office carrying a team this size, that often means a referral inside the practice does not require leaving the building.

Care also stays inside one practice from your first Cumming visit through any procedure at Johns Creek. Nothing gets re-explained to a new office, and nothing waits on records moving between systems. This comprehensive care integration leads to a better experience and better outcome at lower cost. For self-pay patients, our surgery pricing published in advance covers the surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees in one amount quoted before we schedule anything, so the cost is settled before the date.

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Meet Our Awesome Cumming Team

Our personable, compassionate, and highly trained physicians are here to provide you with the best experience and outcome.
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Herman Bagga, FACS

Urologist; Urologic Surgeon; Diplomate, American Board of Urology; Fellow, American College of Surgeons

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Rut Patel

Urologist / Urologic Surgeon, Director of Robotic Surgery

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Neal Patel

Urologist / Urologic Surgeon, Chief Clinical Officer

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Kushan Radadia

Urologist / Urologic Surgeon

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Austin Durden

Physician Assistant Certified

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Mackenzie Helland

Physician Assistant

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Anna McMaster

Physician Assistant Certified

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Alysha Naran

Physician Assistant

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Mary Peabody

Physician Assistant Certified

Common Questions About Urology Care In Cumming

Q Can you see a urologist without a referral?

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In most cases, yes. We accept patients who schedule directly, without a referral from a primary care physician. Some insurance plans require a referral before they will cover a specialist visit, so it is worth checking your own plan first.

Q What is a common reason to see a urologist?

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The most common reasons are kidney stones, a PSA result flagged at a physical, an enlarged prostate causing urinary symptoms in men over fifty, bladder urgency or leakage in women, blood in the urine, and urinary tract infections that keep coming back. Any one of those is a reason to book, not wait.

Q Do you see patients from Dawsonville and Dahlonega?

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Yes. The Cumming office is the closest Advanced Urology clinic for Dawson and Lumpkin counties. Dawsonville is a straight run south on GA 400, and Dahlonega is the same route a few miles further up, which is a shorter trip than driving into metro Atlanta for a specialist appointment.

Q Is surgery done at the Cumming office?

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No. Cumming is a clinic office with in-office testing but no operating room. We schedule procedures at our Johns Creek clinic and surgery center, south on GA 400, where the clinic and the operating rooms are in the same building.

Q How soon can I be seen at the Cumming office?

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Cumming has a larger provider team than most clinic offices, which usually determines how quickly you can book a first appointment. Call the office for current availability rather than relying on a published figure, since it changes week to week.

Q Do you see women at the Cumming office?

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Yes. Bladder symptoms and recurrent urinary tract infections bring women to this office as often as any other concern, and the team here includes providers who see those cases regularly. Urology covers the urinary tract in women as well as men, so it is often the right specialty to start with rather than one you reach after a referral.