Conyers Clinic
1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite BConyers, GA 30012
A clinic office near Highway 138 and I-20, for evaluation, lab work and in-office testing. Procedures for Conyers patients are scheduled in Snellville.
Henry County, Georgia
From Henry County to a urologist who knows your case
Advanced Urology doesn’t have a Henry County office, so this page is honest about the options: two offices east of you, one team, and a person on the phone to help you choose.
Two offices, two kinds of visit
Conyers, GA 30012
Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center
1557 Janmar RdSnellville, GA 30078
A clinic and ambulatory surgery center in one building, so visits, testing and procedures can all happen at one address.
Not sure which is easier from your part of the county? Call (678) 344-8900; our team books the office that suits your trip. All Advanced Urology offices: locations on advancedurology.com.
Urologists at the two offices east of Henry County
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Vik Sabarwal, MD
Urologist · Director, Surgery Center Lawrenceville
Also sees patients in Lawrenceville and Braselton.
Read Vik Sabarwal's profile -
Marc Greenstein, DO
Urologist · Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs
Also sees patients in Sandy Springs.
Read Marc Greenstein's profile -
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: Lucy Choi, PA-C, Hayden Drake, PA-C, Erin Favinger, FNP, Hunter Woodard, PA-C, Bailey Murry, PA-C, Jordon Blackmon, PA-C, Sierra Blanton, PA-C, Madelyn Murphy, PA-C, Krina Patel, FNP. They are not urologists.
When it’s a kidney stone
Stone pain is often what sends people looking for a urologist sooner than planned. Typical signs are waves of pain in the side or back that can spread toward the groin, burning when you urinate, discolored or cloudy urine, nausea, and needing to go often. Fever and chills can mean infection.
Your urologist uses imaging and lab work to decide whether a stone can pass with management or needs a procedure, such as shock wave lithotripsy or ureteroscopy with a laser. Very large stones may need a hospital procedure. If you form stones repeatedly, ask about finding out why.
Go to the ER for pain so severe you can’t get comfortable, fever or shaking chills, or if you can’t urinate.
Other reasons to see us
- Blood in the urine, even once
- Prostate symptoms or a PSA result to follow up
- Bladder urgency or leakage
- Erection changes or low testosterone
Henry County questions
Does Advanced Urology have an office in Henry County?
No. The offices to the east are the Conyers Clinic and the Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center. The full list of locations is on advancedurology.com.
Which office should I choose?
It depends on where in Henry County you live and whether a procedure is likely. Call and our team will help you pick the trip that works.
Can I have visits in one place and a procedure in another?
Yes. Many people see a urologist in Conyers and have any procedure at the Snellville surgery center, within the same practice.
Find your urologist, then call.
We’ll match the office to your drive.