Urologist in Oakwood, GA
What Opens On Mundy Mill Road
Oakwood is a clinic office. Evaluation, laboratory work, and in-office testing will happen at this address, which covers most of what a urology visit needs. It does not have an operating room, so we schedule procedures at our Lawrenceville clinic and surgery center, south on I-985 and I-85.
For a Hall County patient, that split is the useful thing to know in advance. The visits that repeat- the first appointment, the testing, the follow-ups- all happen here. The trip to Lawrenceville happens once, for a procedure, and most patients never need it.
Common Conditions We Treat
Prostate Symptoms And PSA Follow-Up
Most men book a urology appointment because a
physical turned up a PSA reading someone wanted checked. A raised result is a
reason to look further rather than a conclusion on its own, and what it means
depends on age and on earlier readings. Men noticing a weaker stream, waking
repeatedly at night, or struggling to start can be assessed for prostate enlargement at the same visit.
Bladder Problems That Are Worth Asking About
Bladder symptoms are the most common reason
women see a urologist, and they are treatable rather than something to plan a
day around. Sudden urgency and leakage during ordinary activity are different problems with different
answers. Infections that keep returning are worth looking at as a pattern, and recurring urinary tract
infections are a common reason for
a first appointment.
Kidney Stones In A County Without A Urology Clinic
Stones are why most people see a urologist sooner than planned, and until now, Hall County patients have
generally met one in an emergency room or after a drive. Kidney stone evaluation happens here with in-office imaging and lab work, so the workup doesn't require leaving the county. Only a
stone that needs a procedure rather than management while it passes goes to
Lawrenceville.
The Advanced Difference
Our board-certified
urologists concentrate on a narrow area of urology rather than
practicing across the whole field. A new clinic opening with a practice behind
it is different from a new practice opening: the subspecialists, the surgery
center, and the records system already exist, and Oakwood connects to all of
them from day one.
Care stays inside one practice from your first Oakwood visit through any procedure at Lawrenceville. For self-pay patients, a single quoted price covers the surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees, given before anything is scheduled.
Meet Our Awesome Oakwood Urologists
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
Oakwood Clinic
4239 Mundy Mill Rd
Suite D&E
Oakwood, GA 30566
Ian Thomas
Physician Assistant Certified
Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
501 Crown Pointe Way
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Oakwood Clinic
4239 Mundy Mill Rd
Suite D&E
Oakwood, GA 30566
Lauren Goring
Physician Assistant
Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy
Suite 150
Braselton, GA 30517
Cumming Clinic
4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd.
Suite 180
Cumming, GA 30040
Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
10730 Medlock Bridge Rd
John's Creek, GA 30097
Oakwood Clinic
4239 Mundy Mill Rd
Suite D&E
Oakwood, GA 30566
Common Questions About Urology Care In Oakwood
Q Do you see patients from Gainesville and Flowery Branch?
Yes. The Oakwood clinic sits on I-985 between
the two, which makes it the nearest Advanced Urology office for most of Hall
County. Gainesville is a few minutes north, and Flowery Branch is a few minutes south, both shorter trips than driving down into Gwinnett.
Q Is surgery done at the Oakwood office?
No. Oakwood is a clinic office with in-office
testing but no operating room. We schedule procedures at our Lawrenceville clinic and surgery center, south on I-985 and I-85, where the clinic and operating rooms are in the same building.
Q
Can you see a urologist without a referral?
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. We welcome referrals from Hall County primary care practices.
Q Do you see women at the Oakwood office?
Yes. Bladder symptoms and recurrent urinary tract infections bring women to a urologist as often as any other concern. Urology covers the urinary tract in women as well as men, which makes it the right specialty to start with for urgency, leakage, and infections that keep returning rather than one you reach later.
