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.
An article titled Pediatric Urological Gynecology written by our very own pediatric urologists Dr. James Elmore and Dr. Andrew Kirsch has been published in the pediatric section of Medscape Reference. Over 100,000 physicians go to Medscape Reference each month for current and reliable patient care information. Click here to read.
Join Georgia Urology as we support the Atlanta Braves on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21 for the annual Atlanta Braves Prostate Cancer Awareness Day at Turner Field. In honor of the men who have battled prostate cancer, this day raises funds to support prostate cancer research and education. Prostate cancer survivors will receive 1 free Lower Level […]
Georgia Urology is proud to announce a partnership with Cancer Support Community Atlanta by hosting free virtual workshops to provide ongoing support for cancer patients and their loved ones during the coronavirus outbreak. Georgia Urology’s Dr. Kristi Hebert has partnered with Cancer Support Community Atlanta and Northside Hospital Cancer Institute to host a FREE virtual […]
