A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Chen obtained his undergraduate degree from Yale University. He earned his medical degree at Medical College of Georgia where he was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, the national medical school honor society. He completed his general surgery internship and urology residency at the University of Michigan.
Dr. Chen is a partner of Georgia Urology. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Urology and a member of the American Urological Association.
Dr. Chen’s hospital affiliations include Dekalb Medical Center, Rockdale Medical Center, and Newton Medical Center.
In addition to general urology, Dr. Chen’s areas of expertise include laparoscopic and robotic surgery, stone disease, urinary incontinence, and urologic oncology.
All my question was addressed and every staff member spoke to me, even though it was my first visit. It made me feel welcomed and that they love helping others.
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The receptionist was rude and has no respect, she stated I needed to pay something on my bill or else o wouldn’t be seen. Just ride and unfriendly.
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New patient. Discussed test to follow up with cause of issue.
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Your staff are all super performing individuals and very patient centered and respectful. Dr. Chen is exceptionally brilliant.
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I was very satisfied with all aspects of my recent visit to Georgia Urology. The staff was pleasant, courteous, respectful, and professional. Dr. Chen was informative and thorough with my questions and exam. I was well taken care of during my visit.
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Very good all way round!
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WOW! Service above and beyond. well done
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The person in the waiting room was not very friendly
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Google
I was able to do all my paperwork online so I barely had to wait after I arrived for my Consultation. The office staff, Dr Chen’s assistant and Dr Chen himself were all welcoming. Dr Chen’s very knowledgeable. He put my mind at ease for my upcoming procedure.
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The receptionist act as it's a choir to be polite/getting a doctor's excuse was like act of congress ,very low on their list. Then only a note
