Conyers, Georgia
Kidney stone pain? A Conyers urologist can see what’s going on, fast.
Advanced Urology’s Conyers Clinic handles imaging and lab work on site, and keeps your follow-up close to home. Meet the people you’d see first.
Urologists at the Conyers Clinic
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Marc Greenstein, DO
Urologist · Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs
Also sees patients in Sandy Springs.
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Kushan Radadia, MD
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon
Also sees patients in Alpharetta/Roswell and Cumming.
Read Kushan Radadia's profile
Physician assistants and nurse practitioners who work with them: Jordon Blackmon, PA-C, Sierra Blanton, PA-C, Madelyn Murphy, PA-C. They are not urologists.
When a stone can’t wait
Kidney stones are often the reason people meet a urologist sooner than they expected. In Conyers, the work starts with imaging and lab work in the office, so you learn what you’re facing at one visit instead of waiting on a scan elsewhere. If the stone can pass with the right management, that’s the plan. If it needs a procedure, it moves to the Snellville surgery center.
Your visits stay in Conyers
Even when a procedure happens in Snellville, the check-ups afterward can come back to Wellbrook Circle, and your records stay in one system. Many Rockdale patients prefer that to driving back for routine follow-up.
Other reasons Conyers patients book
- Bladder urgency and leakage, the most common concern at this office
- Infections that keep coming back, where we look for the reason
- An elevated PSA, or prostate symptoms
- ED or low testosterone
Questions from Conyers
How long is the drive to Snellville for a procedure?
The Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center is about twenty minutes north on Highway 124.
Is the Conyers office near I-20?
Yes. Wellbrook Circle is minutes from Highway 138 and I-20.
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