Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
One building on Medlock Bridge Rd, from exam room to operating room.
Our Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center at 10730 Medlock Bridge Rd brings consults, lab draws, office testing and outpatient operations under one roof, and patients first seen at our Cumming Clinic have their procedures here too.
Defining an ambulatory surgery center
Think of it as a licensed outpatient surgical facility: operating rooms, anesthesia staff and a recovery area, built for procedures where you go home afterward. Hospitals handle overnight admissions; this building handles the outpatient cases that make up much of urology, so waits tend to be shorter, the date is set by our own schedule, and the facility charge comes as one fee rather than a hospital bill.
02Why one building changes the shape of a case
Whichever of our urologists sees you in clinic also performs your operation, in rooms that run every week. Your records don’t move and your imaging doesn’t need re-reading somewhere new. Our aim is care that stays personal and consistent from the first visit through follow-up.
03If you were seen in Cumming
Surgical cases from our Cumming Clinic are performed in this building. Charts stay inside one practice, and the Cumming urologist you met is the one who operates here.
04If you'll be paying on your own
Call 678-344-8900 before we book the operation and our team will explain the next steps.
What this outpatient surgery center offers
The Johns Creek surgery center shares 10730 Medlock Bridge Rd with our clinic exam rooms. This licensed outpatient facility has operating rooms, an anesthesia team, and recovery bays, and most patients go home the same day after their procedure.
Patients first seen at the Cumming Clinic, 4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd Suite 180, have their procedures here as well, with the same urologist following the case.
A procedure day, from arrival to going home
You will get written instructions about eating, drinking, and medicines, including any plan for blood thinners. Arrive at the time we give you, with identification, your active insurance card, and someone who can drive you home afterward. After the operation you recover here until we are comfortable sending you out, and you leave with written after-care and a number to call.
If something in the instructions does not match a medicine you take, call 678-344-8900 before the morning of surgery rather than guessing.
Who is in the room with you
The urologist in the room — often Dr. T. Casey McCullough, Dr. Neal Patel, or Dr. Nicholas Farber, and, for patients coming from Cumming, Dr. Herman Bagga, Dr. Rut Patel, or Kushan Radadia, MD — works with the anesthesia and nursing team in this building. We will confirm names on the day so you are not meeting a stranger under a surgical drape.
How early should I arrive?
The scheduling call or letter will give you a time. If traffic or parking has you worried, come a little earlier; it is easier to wait quietly than to rush the check-in.
What if I feel feverish the day before?
Call us. A fever ahead of an elective procedure is something we want reported quickly, because the plan may have to move.
Will the consult and the operation happen on one morning?
Usually the consult happens on an earlier day so imaging, consent, and anesthesia questions can be finished without hurry. We will tell you if a different sequence applies to you.
A familiar face from this surgery-center team
This Johns Creek building is where Dr. Nicholas Farber sees patients. His official Advanced Urology introduction is included so a procedure day feels a little less anonymous. The video is not a description of your operation.
Watch: Get to know Dr. Nicholas FarberWhat the video covers. This official Advanced Urology video is titled "Get to know Dr. Nicholas Farber." It introduces Dr. Nicholas Farber.
Questions we are often asked
Where is the surgery center?
It is part of the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center at 10730 Medlock Bridge Road, Johns Creek, GA 30097. Check-in and recovery are in that building. We review arrival time, fasting and medicines when we schedule the case.
Will my Cumming urologist operate here?
When a Cumming patient needs an operating-room procedure, we schedule it at Johns Creek, and the urologist who already knows the case performs it whenever that is how the plan was made. You do not start over with a new team on the day of surgery.
Is every urologic operation done in this surgery center?
No. This is an outpatient surgery center. Cases that belong in a hospital are arranged there instead, and we will tell you when that is the setting the case needs.
Whenever a visit would help, the Johns Creek and Cumming teams are a phone call or a booked appointment away.