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Urology Of Greater Atlanta
Compassionate care with the latest urological technology
State of the Art Surgery Center
Surgical Center for Urology is licensed by the State of Georgia, certified by Medicare and accredited by AAAHC
Our urologist team operates out of six offices and a surgical center to serve the needs of all Northern Georgia residents
Our team is comprised of eight of Atlanta’s most accomplished doctors who are all board certified/board eligible and members of the American Urological Association.
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Digital Imaging Center
Certified by the American College of Radiology
Complete Lab Services
Certified by the College of American Pathologists
Ambulatory Surgical Center
Certified by Association for Ambulatory Health Care
Complete Pathology Services
Certified by the College of American Pathologists
Urology Of Greater Atlanta
Compassionate care with the latest urological technology
Meet The Team
Urology of Greater Atlanta offers the residents of Atlanta a team of top quality Urologists and surgeons experienced in every aspect of urology, including: urologic oncology, kidney stones, female urology, and male infertility and more.
Our Blogs
Best 10 Foods for Bladder Health and 4 to Stay Away From
Your diet has an enormous effect on your health.
Here at Urology of Greater Atlanta, we want to help you stay as healthy as possible, and helping you make nutritious choices that are good for your urinary health is part of our mission.
So here are 10 of the best foods that you can eat for your bladder and overall urinary health.
Everything You Need to Know About Penile Duplex Doppler Ultrasound
While no one likes to talk about erectile dysfunction (ED), it’s a widespread men’s health issue. One of the main treatments for ED is using vasodilator medication, such as Viagra. How to know if is right for you? A Penile Duplex Doppler Ultrasound can help!
3 Health Secrets Your Pee Can Tell You
Your pee can actually tell you a lot about your health! We want you to know that some of the changes in your urine can give you a warning about health issues before you experience any other symptoms.
