Areas we serve · Dawsonville
Urology care for Dawsonville and Dawson County
Residents of Dawsonville and the rest of Dawson County are seen at our Cumming Clinic. It is a full office visit: history, exam and the testing we can complete the same day you are here. If an operating-room procedure is the next step that fits, we book it at the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center with the urologist who already met you in Cumming.
How a first visit works for Dawson County patients
When you call 678-344-8900 or book online, tell us you are coming from Dawsonville or Dawson County and what you want to be seen for. We will place the appointment at the Cumming Clinic, 4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Road, Suite 180. Bring your insurance card, a photo ID, the medicines you take, and imaging or lab work you already have, including PSA values and CT or ultrasound reports on a disc or a patient-portal printout.
In the room, we begin with what you have noticed and a focused exam. If the urologist orders urine testing, a bladder scan, blood work or an in-office look that can be done that visit, we do that before you leave when it is available, so you are not automatically sent home to wait for a second appointment just to finish the basics. You go home with a written next step: reassurance and follow-up, a medicine, further imaging, or a procedure date at Johns Creek.
What we treat for this community
Kidney stones are a frequent reason Dawson County patients come in. We will confirm the diagnosis, talk through whether a stone can be given a chance to pass, and explain the procedures we actually offer if it does not: shock wave treatment, ureteroscopy with laser, and, for larger kidney stones, percutaneous surgery. Those procedures take place at Johns Creek. Our kidney stones page and stone procedures glossary describe the vocabulary you may hear.
We also see Dawson County patients for prostate symptoms and PSA changes, urgency or leakage from the bladder, hematuria, erectile dysfunction, vasectomy counseling, and cancers of the kidney, bladder, prostate and testis. Women are seen in the same Cumming clinic for the bladder and kidney concerns named here. If you are trying to decide whether a symptom is worth an appointment, start with when a urology visit is warranted.
The two offices, used together
Cumming is where Dawson County clinic care happens. Johns Creek is where we take you when a case needs an operating room, anesthesia support and a recovery bay. We describe both offices in positive, practical terms because you may use both during the same episode of care. You do not have to introduce yourself again at Johns Creek; the record and the surgeon travel with the plan we already made in Cumming.
The Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center is at 10730 Medlock Bridge Road, Johns Creek, GA 30097. Parking and check-in details for a procedure day are on our surgery center page, and we review them again when we book the date.
Who you may see
The Cumming urologists are Dr. Neal Patel, Dr. Herman Bagga, FACS, Dr. Rut Patel and Kushan Radadia, MD, working with the physician assistants at that office. Meet them on the Cumming office page or the full care team list.
Do you have a clinic in Dawsonville itself?
Our office for Dawson County patients is the Cumming Clinic. We see you there for visits and testing, and we perform operating-room procedures at Johns Creek.
What belongs in the bag you bring from Dawson County?
A current medicine list, your insurance card, a photo ID, plus any PSA results, urine tests, or CT and ultrasound reports you already have. If a disc of images was given to you, bring that too. It saves us from repeating a study you have already completed.
If I need a stone procedure, where is it done?
Clinic decisions start in Cumming. The procedure itself is scheduled at the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center, and the urologist who evaluated you in Cumming is the one who performs it whenever that is how the case was planned.
Can I book online from Dawsonville?
Yes. Use the Book online link on this page, or call 678-344-8900. Mention Dawson County when you schedule so we place the visit at Cumming unless a procedure date at Johns Creek is what you already need.
Whenever a visit would help, the Johns Creek and Cumming teams are a phone call or a booked appointment away.