Caring for the Kennesaw area
Our Marietta team welcomes patients from each of these North Cobb communities.
| Area | Where we see you | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Kennesaw (downtown) | Marietta | Visits and testing in one building |
| Town Center / Barrett Pkwy | Marietta | Outpatient procedures on site |
| Acworth | Marietta | Follow-ups with your care team |
Families in far northeast Cobb near the Cherokee line sometimes find the Canton clinic convenient for office visits. Ask the scheduler which works for your address.
Who you’ll see at our Marietta Clinic & Surgery Center
Urologists
Chirag Dave, MD Chirag Dave, MDUrologist / urologic surgeonTreats and performs (per profile): Penile implant (IPP); Urinary incontinence
Jason Lomboy, MD Jason Lomboy, MDUrologist / urologic surgeonTreats and performs (per profile): Aquablation therapy; Elevated PSA; Enlarged prostate (BPH); Interstitial cystitis; Neuromodulation therapy; Overactive bladder; Prostate cancer; Robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy; Urinary incontinence; UroLift; Vasectomy
Andy Ostrowski, MD Andy Ostrowski, MDUrologist / urologic surgeonTreats and performs (per profile): Cystoscopy; Enlarged prostate (BPH); Erectile dysfunction; Interstitial cystitis; Kidney cancer; Kidney stones; Overactive bladder; Peyronie's disease; Urinary incontinence
Physician assistants and nurse practitioners
Daniel Roberson, PA-C Daniel Roberson, PA-CPhysician assistant (PA-C)Sees patients for (per profile): Blood in urine; Elevated PSA; Enlarged prostate (BPH); Interstitial cystitis; Kidney stones; Low testosterone; Overactive bladder; Recurrent UTIs
Amanda Boulos, PA-C Amanda Boulos, PA-CPhysician assistant (PA-C)Sees patients for (per profile): Blood in urine; Elevated PSA; Enlarged prostate (BPH); Erectile dysfunction; Interstitial cystitis; Kidney stones; Overactive bladder; Recurrent UTIs; Urinary incontinence
Shane Bell, PA-C Shane Bell, PA-CPhysician assistant (PA-C)Sees patients for (per profile): Blood in urine; Erectile dysfunction; Interstitial cystitis; Kidney stones; Low testosterone; Recurrent UTIs
Anna Flint Todd, PA-C Anna Flint Todd, PA-CPhysician assistant (PA-C)Sees patients for (per profile): Blood in urine; Erectile dysfunction; Kidney stones; Low testosterone; Overactive bladder; Urinary incontinence; Urinary tract infection
Ionela Turcin, PA-C Ionela Turcin, PA-CPhysician assistant (PA-C)Sees patients for (per profile): Elevated PSA; Enlarged prostate (BPH); Erectile dysfunction; Interstitial cystitis; Kidney stones; Overactive bladder; Pelvic organ prolapse; Recurrent UTIs; Urinary incontinence
Britany Howard, FNP Britany Howard, FNPFamily nurse practitioner (FNP)Sees patients for (per profile): Elevated PSA; Enlarged prostate (BPH); Erectile dysfunction; Interstitial cystitis; Kidney stones; Overactive bladder; Pelvic organ prolapse; Recurrent UTIs; Urinary incontinence
Where Kennesaw families are seen
Neighbors from Kennesaw, Acworth, Town Center and Big Shanty are seen at 1371 Church Street Extension NW. Consultations, urine and blood work, ultrasound and our outpatient surgery center share one building, so evaluation and treatment stay in one familiar place. Your care team includes Dr. Chirag Dave, Dr. Jason Lomboy, Dr. Andy Ostrowski, our physician assistants and our nurse practitioner.
Why people call us
- Urgency, frequency and night-time trips to the bathroom
- Leaking with exercise, coughing or laughing
- An enlarged prostate and a slower stream
- Kidney stones, including help preventing new ones
- PSA results and prostate cancer questions
- Vasectomy, erectile dysfunction and low testosterone
What happens at the first visit
Expect to cover your symptoms, health history and current medicines, and then a short, focused exam. Urine testing is routine, and an ultrasound or other imaging may be part of the visit. By the end, you'll understand what's going on and what comes next, from a lifestyle change or medicine to further tests or a procedure.
Our approach to treatment
Our urologists start with the simplest option likely to help and move step by step. When a procedure makes sense, choices may include UroLift, InterStim, Altaviva, shock wave lithotripsy, ureteroscopy or robotic surgery, and we'll explain preparation and recovery in detail.
What to bring
Bring prescriptions, ID, an insurance card and outside imaging reports.
Common questions
Do you see women?
Yes. Women from Kennesaw and Acworth see us for leaking with coughs or exercise, sudden urges, repeat infections, kidney stones and blood in the urine. Pelvic floor therapy, medicines, bladder Botox, InterStim and slings are all offered, with procedures in our Marietta building.
Can my scan and my procedure happen in the same place?
Often, yes. Because imaging, exam rooms and our surgery center share one Marietta building, many Kennesaw patients complete testing and treatment without visiting a second facility.
Do you offer vasectomy?
Yes. A consultation comes first, then the no-scalpel procedure with local anesthesia on a later date. Keep using birth control until a follow-up semen test shows no sperm.
Videos from Advanced Urology
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Urology care for Kennesaw and Acworth
Kennesaw, Acworth and Town Center neighbors reach our Marietta Clinic & Surgery Center by heading south on I-75 or along Barrett Parkway and Cobb Parkway. Visits, testing and outpatient procedures all take place at that one Church Street Extension address, so a treatment plan rarely means a second location.
Men and women from North Cobb most often book with us for bladder leakage, overactive bladder, kidney stones, enlarged prostate, erectile dysfunction, vasectomy and urology care for women. Each page explains how our urologists evaluate the problem and which treatments we offer.
We're here to help. Our offices in Marietta, Canton, Dallas and Jasper share one phone line and one caring team.