Urology Specialist Dr. Frank Casey has been with Urology Specialists of Georgia since 2007 and resides in Macon with his wife and two daughters. He loves any outdoor activity, especially road and mountain biking, running, swimming, and golf. When he’s not at work, he spends time with his family.
Call us today at 478-745-6576 to schedule an appointment.
At the office, he specializes in urologic cancers including cancer of the bladder, kidney, and more. Dr. Casey is one of the most experienced surgeons in Middle Georgia in the use of the da Vinci Surgical Robot System for prostate and kidney cancer. He treats all aspects of general urology, including:
- Erectile dysfunction
- Hypogonadism (hormone issues)
- Incontinence
- Kidney stones
Dr. Casey is a member of the American Urological Association, American Association of Clinical Urologists, and the Bibb County Medical Society. He serves on several committees at the Medical Center, Navicent Health.
Dr. Casey graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1991 with a Business Administration degree. In 2002, he graduated from the University of Minnesota Medical School. His residencies included:
- Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, General Surgery Internship, 2002-2003
- Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Urology Residency, 2003-2006
- Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Chief Resident, 2006-2007
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“I appreciate the service and high degree of professionalism shown during my visit. I left the facility feeling assured my diagnostic evaluation was done with care and much accuracy. If needed, I have no problem returning to Urology Specialists of Georgia for any service needed.” – Mark, patient