At Georgia Urology, protecting your safety during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is a top priority. The CDC and Georgia Department of Public Health still recommend that healthcare workers, patients, and visitors at places where healthcare is delivered continue to wear appropriate facemasks even if they are fully vaccinated. As a result:
All physicians, staff, patients, and visitors aged 2 and older must wear an appropriate facemask at our clinics and ambulatory surgery centers. An “appropriate facemask” is one that completely covers the nose and mouth, and fits snugly against the sides of the face without gaps.
Patients and visitors are encouraged to bring their own facemasks, but if you don’t have an appropriate facemask, we will provide one to you for your visit.
Where appropriate, we will continue to use telemedicine for many patients.
As always, our mission is to provide the highest level of care in a safe environment. We remain committed to that mission.
After surviving a trio of brain surgeries to remove a tumor, Victor Bedzyk, a retired electrical engineer, would face yet another health challenge: prostate cancer. In late 2016, Bedzyk received the news from Dr. Brent Sharpe. With Bedzyk’s prostate-specific antigen (PSA) numbers on the rise, Dr. Sharpe suggested a prostate biopsy. The test came back […]
Largest urology practice in Georgia recognizes Drs. Daniel Belew, Michael Kemper, Joseph Song, and Bryce Wyatt for outstanding clinical expertise and patient care Georgia Urology – the largest urology practice in Georgia – appoints four practice physicians to its team of shareholders. Drs. Daniel Belew, Michael Kemper, Joseph Song, and Bryce Wyatt are receiving the honor […]
On April 16, 2020, and April 29, 2020, Georgia Urology’s Dr. Lewis S. Kriteman will be hosting a webinar for urologists on Aquablation. In the webinar, Dr. Kriteman will be discussing Aquablation and his experience with performing the procedure. Aquablation therapy uses an Aquabeam Robotic system for the treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) that […]
