How soon can I be seen?

How soon you are seen depends on the provider and why you are coming in, and urgent urologic symptoms are seen first. Call 678-344-8900 and our scheduling team will find you the earliest opening at this office.

Do you see patients for a second opinion?

Yes. Bring the actual imaging, pathology and reports from the other practice rather than a summary; it makes the visit more useful. Second-opinion visits are booked like any other appointment.

Do you take my insurance?

Many insurance plans are accepted here. Benefits differ from one plan, and one service, to the next, so a quick call to your insurer before the visit avoids surprises.

Where do I park, and which suite is it?

Park at the building at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy in Roswell. The clinic and the surgery center share that building; come to Ste 700.

What should I bring, and how do I check insurance?

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a medicine list and any recent labs or imaging. Many plans are accepted, but benefits vary, so call your insurer before the visit. What to bring and insurance has the full checklist. We do not publish self-pay prices.

Our office

See a urologist in Alpharetta, GA, at our clinic and surgery center.

Our Alpharetta / Roswell office brings two things together for adults from Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Crabapple and Mountain Park: a urology clinic for visits and testing, and an ambulatory surgery center for procedures.

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Advanced Urology Clinic & Surgery Center sign on the brick office building at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy — Our clinic and surgery center at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy Ste 700, Roswell

Advanced Urology, Alpharetta / Roswell Clinic & Surgery Center11660 Alpharetta Hwy Ste 700
Roswell, GA 30076
678-344-8900
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One care team, from first visit to procedure

We care for patients from Alpharetta and Roswell alike. Your visit, your testing and, when needed, your procedure all happen in this building, with the same care team.

Neighbors we care for

Historic Roswell and Canton Street: our neighbors, cared for right here.
Downtown Alpharetta: Alpharetta patients see our urologists at this office.
Roswell: this office is in Roswell, including for neighbors from Historic Roswell and Canton Street. Urologist in Roswell.
Milton: Milton patients are cared for by our urologists here. Urologist in Milton.
Crabapple: families from Crabapple are seen by our team here. Urologist in Crabapple.
Mountain Park: we are glad to care for Mountain Park neighbors here. Urologist in Mountain Park.

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What we offer in one building

Lab work, pathology, ultrasound and further testing are on site. When a procedure is needed, it can be scheduled in the surgery center in the same building, with the physician who did your evaluation. About the surgery center.

From this office our urologists also care for urology concerns in women, vasectomy, Peyronie’s disease, kidney stones and enlarged prostate (BPH).

With or without a referral

Many of our patients arrive on a referral after a lab result or a symptom that hasn’t gone away. Our urologists work with referring physicians across the area, and you can also schedule directly without going through primary care.

How do I get to the office, in words?

The clinic and surgery center are at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy, Ste 700, in Roswell, in the same building, with parking on site. The building sits on Alpharetta Highway, the main road that runs between Alpharetta and Roswell, so people coming from downtown Alpharetta, Milton, Crabapple or Mountain Park can follow Alpharetta Highway to that address. If you use a map app, search for Advanced Urology, Alpharetta / Roswell Clinic & Surgery Center, or type the street address above.

Which providers will I see here?

Three urologists see patients at this office: Dr. Herman Bagga, Dr. Rut Patel, Advanced Urology’s Director of Robotic Surgery, and Dr. Kushan Radadia, together with physician assistants Anna McMaster, Alysha Naran, Austin Durden and Payton Eason, and family nurse practitioner Zohra Sayani. You are welcome to ask for someone in particular when you book. Official photos and profile facts are on each urologist’s page, and the full team page names everyone who practices here.

Dr. Herman Bagga, MD, FACS

Dr. Rut Patel, MD, Director of Robotic Surgery

Dr. Kushan Radadia, MD

What should I expect at a visit?

A first visit is usually a conversation, an exam when it is appropriate, and often a urine sample. Ultrasound and lab work are in this building. Your first visit walks through the day, and what to bring, and a word about insurance is the practical checklist, including how benefits are checked. We do not publish self-pay prices.

How does surgical routing work here?

When a procedure is recommended, it is often scheduled in our ambulatory surgery center in the same building, with the physician who already evaluated you. You are not sent to a separate campus to meet a new surgeon for most of the procedures done here. About the surgery center explains what that day looks like, including a ride home when anesthesia is planned.

Questions before your visit

How soon can I be seen?: How soon you are seen depends on the provider and why you are coming in, and urgent urologic symptoms are seen first. Call 678-344-8900 and our scheduling team will find you the earliest opening at this office.
Do you see patients for a second opinion?: Yes. Bring the actual imaging, pathology and reports from the other practice rather than a summary; it makes the visit more useful. Second-opinion visits are booked like any other appointment.
Do you take my insurance?: Many insurance plans are accepted here. Benefits differ from one plan, and one service, to the next, so a quick call to your insurer before the visit avoids surprises.
Where do I park, and which suite is it?: Park at the building at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy in Roswell. The clinic and the surgery center share that building; come to Ste 700.
What should I bring, and how do I check insurance?: Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a medicine list and any recent labs or imaging. Many plans are accepted, but benefits vary, so call your insurer before the visit. What to bring and insurance has the full checklist. We do not publish self-pay prices.

Prostate artery embolization is also offered at this office.