Areas we serve · Duluth
Urology care for Duluth, at our Johns Creek office
If you live in Duluth, the office we use is the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center at 10730 Medlock Bridge Road. Clinic visits, in-office testing and outpatient procedures happen in that building, so a Duluth patient does not have to start care in one place and finish it in another unless a specific test is scheduled elsewhere.
Why Duluth patients use the Johns Creek office
The Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center is the Advanced Urology office that serves Duluth, Johns Creek, Suwanee, Berkeley Lake and Peachtree Corners. The address is 10730 Medlock Bridge Road, Johns Creek, GA 30097. You can reach us at 678-344-8900 or by booking online. We see new and returning patients at this office for the same range of urologic care we describe across this site.
Because clinic rooms and operating rooms share the Medlock Bridge Road building, a Duluth patient who needs ureteroscopy, a prostate procedure, a cancer operation, or another outpatient case can often complete the surgical part of care here as well. That is a convenience we are proud of, and we will still be honest when a case belongs in a hospital instead.
Kidney stones and the vocabulary of treatment
Stone disease is one of the most common reasons Duluth patients come in. After we confirm where the stone is and how large it is, we talk through passing it, medical support, shock wave treatment, ureteroscopy with laser, and percutaneous surgery for larger kidney stones. The words can pile up quickly. We wrote a stone procedures glossary so you can look up ureteroscopy, lithotripsy, stent, PCNL and related terms before or after a visit. The clinical overview is on our kidney stones page.
Prostate questions, including biopsy
A raised PSA, a change from your own baseline, or a prostate exam that needs an explanation can all be worked up at Johns Creek. The sequence is usually a careful history, a repeat PSA when that is the right first move, MRI in selected men, and a biopsy when the results still point that way. We published a journal article on high PSA and biopsy, and our prostate health page covers screening and follow-up. If a biopsy is recommended, we will walk through the preparation, the day itself and how results come back, in the same office where the procedure is done.
Who you may see in Johns Creek
Dr. Neal Patel, Dr. T. Casey McCullough and Dr. Nicholas Farber see patients at this office, with physician assistants as part of the team. Their credentials and procedure lists, taken from their official Advanced Urology profiles, are on our care team page. Dr. Neal Patel also sees patients in Cumming, which matters if your plan later involves that clinic.
Neighbors in Suwanee use this same Johns Creek office. Their page is Suwanee. Patients who live farther north, in Forsyth, Dawson or Lumpkin counties, are usually seen at our Cumming Clinic.
Is there a separate Duluth urology clinic?
The office we use for Duluth is the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center on Medlock Bridge Road. Clinic visits and outpatient surgery happen in that one building, which is why we point Duluth patients there.
Can stone procedures for Duluth patients be done at Johns Creek?
Many of them can, including ureteroscopy and other outpatient stone operations we offer. We will tell you if a particular case needs a hospital instead. Our stone procedures glossary defines the names of the procedures we talk through in clinic.
Who is on the Johns Creek team?
Urologists Dr. Neal Patel, Dr. T. Casey McCullough and Dr. Nicholas Farber, together with the physician assistants who work with them. You can read official credentials on the care team page.
How do I book from Duluth?
Call 678-344-8900, or book from the header on this page. Say that you are coming from Duluth and what you want to be seen for, and we will schedule you at Johns Creek.
Whenever a visit would help, the Johns Creek and Cumming teams are a phone call or a booked appointment away.