Dr. Seehusen earned his medical degree from the University of Iowa and a master’s of public health from the University of Washington. He is a graduate of the Tripler Army Medical Center family medicine residency and the Madigan Army Medical Center faculty development fellowship in family medicine. He holds a board certification from the American Board of Family Medicine and has an active license to practice medicine in both Georgia and South Carolina. Dr. Seehusen is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians and serves on the editorial team of several national medical journals. He is the current chair of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine research committee.
Specialties
Family Medicine
Education & Training
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Degree
Doctor of Medicine
Residency
Tripler Army Medical Center Program
Certifications
American Board of Family Medicine
Hospital Affiliations
Wellstar MCG Health Medical Center
Languages spoken
English
Common Treatments, Conditions, and Procedures
Anemia
COPD
High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol
Immunization
Men's Health
Stop Smoking
Patient Reviews
Overall patient rating
4.5
Based on 69 patient ratings
I'd recommend this provider to family and friends
I'd recommend this practice to family and friends
Shared the right amount of information
Listened to me carefully
Earned my trust
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Patient Reviews
4
Lobby is like a circus with plenty of background noise created by visiting patents. Management need to remind patients that hospitals are supposed to be quite zones. No lab work performed because a previous visit apparently negated insurance cover for yesterdays visit. Perhaps, the terms,conditions and coversge provided by med-care and blue/cross shield should be analyzed. Without extensive labl-blood annalist I can't monitor my declining health condition or any stability. Except that I enjoy speaking with Dr, Sheehan, yesterdays visit was non-productive. It seems that corporate medicine controls what happen next.
September 28, 2026
5
My physician did an outstanding job with his assistants and I appreciate him seeing me. That's all I have. Keep the good work up. Thank you.
August 13, 2026
5
Dr. Sulheshan is a wonderful doctor. We've known him for a while and he has always taken care of us because we are elderly folks and we love him. And we love all the doctors at MCG, WellSTAR. We have been going there for a long time. Thank you all for your service, your kind service to us. Thank you.
August 9, 2026
2
Dr. Seehusen has an extreme case load and it shows. I felt very over looked and unheard. I literally wasted a visit and money because none of my issues were resolved or even given a resolution. Also, the visit felt rushed, maybe because this was a late afternoon visit.
June 26, 2026
5
My Dr. is the best. He is patient, caring, and he listens to me.
June 26, 2026
5
Very professional staff very attentive great visit
June 1, 2026
5
My services have been excellent.
May 30, 2026
5
Check-in was very slow. There were only two check in clerks. There was a line. Wellstar logistics are horrible. I love the people but Wellstar is pretty Sad. My provider was excellent and support staff were very good. The employees who work there appear to not have enough quality support from management, especially the C-suite. The quality of care is almost as good as it was when it was Augusta University. This is slowly deteriorating and as the culture of the new company moves in over the next few years and the AU-MCG culture disappears, it will have frightening consequences on our community. I especially have issues with billing logistics. I have BCBS Anthem but is never seems to be billed properly. I questioned The lab draw and why was is drawn in the clinic sometimes and sometimes in the lab. I was thrown for a loop when told that it was being drawn in clinic because I am 'self pay' and have no Insurance. This is mind boggling for me. There is no efficiency in the process though it is an 'for profit' facility. I don't understand it. I miss Augusta University and in a few more years will miss the people.
March 31, 2026
5
Great
March 29, 2026
5
The technician when giving the cup to urinate in asked if I would rather a seat and explain how to use it. She was the first person to ever mention the seat.
February 3, 2026
3
I just missed something you said. I wanted to hear it again.
January 14, 2026
5
Great Doctor, awesome nurses
October 27, 2025
5
My physician did an outstanding job with his assistants and I appreciate him seeing me. That's all I have. Keep the good work up. Thank you.
August 13, 2026
5
Dr. Sulheshan is a wonderful doctor. We've known him for a while and he has always taken care of us because we are elderly folks and we love him. And we love all the doctors at MCG, WellSTAR. We have been going there for a long time. Thank you all for your service, your kind service to us. Thank you.
August 9, 2026
5
My Dr. is the best. He is patient, caring, and he listens to me.
June 26, 2026
5
Very professional staff very attentive great visit
June 1, 2026
5
My services have been excellent.
May 30, 2026
5
Check-in was very slow. There were only two check in clerks. There was a line. Wellstar logistics are horrible. I love the people but Wellstar is pretty Sad. My provider was excellent and support staff were very good. The employees who work there appear to not have enough quality support from management, especially the C-suite. The quality of care is almost as good as it was when it was Augusta University. This is slowly deteriorating and as the culture of the new company moves in over the next few years and the AU-MCG culture disappears, it will have frightening consequences on our community. I especially have issues with billing logistics. I have BCBS Anthem but is never seems to be billed properly. I questioned The lab draw and why was is drawn in the clinic sometimes and sometimes in the lab. I was thrown for a loop when told that it was being drawn in clinic because I am 'self pay' and have no Insurance. This is mind boggling for me. There is no efficiency in the process though it is an 'for profit' facility. I don't understand it. I miss Augusta University and in a few more years will miss the people.
March 31, 2026
5
Great
March 29, 2026
5
The technician when giving the cup to urinate in asked if I would rather a seat and explain how to use it. She was the first person to ever mention the seat.
February 3, 2026
5
Great Doctor, awesome nurses
October 27, 2025
4
Lobby is like a circus with plenty of background noise created by visiting patents. Management need to remind patients that hospitals are supposed to be quite zones. No lab work performed because a previous visit apparently negated insurance cover for yesterdays visit. Perhaps, the terms,conditions and coversge provided by med-care and blue/cross shield should be analyzed. Without extensive labl-blood annalist I can't monitor my declining health condition or any stability. Except that I enjoy speaking with Dr, Sheehan, yesterdays visit was non-productive. It seems that corporate medicine controls what happen next.
September 28, 2026
3
I just missed something you said. I wanted to hear it again.
January 14, 2026
2
Dr. Seehusen has an extreme case load and it shows. I felt very over looked and unheard. I literally wasted a visit and money because none of my issues were resolved or even given a resolution. Also, the visit felt rushed, maybe because this was a late afternoon visit.
June 26, 2026
2
Dr. Seehusen has an extreme case load and it shows. I felt very over looked and unheard. I literally wasted a visit and money because none of my issues were resolved or even given a resolution. Also, the visit felt rushed, maybe because this was a late afternoon visit.
June 26, 2026
3
I just missed something you said. I wanted to hear it again.
January 14, 2026
4
Lobby is like a circus with plenty of background noise created by visiting patents. Management need to remind patients that hospitals are supposed to be quite zones. No lab work performed because a previous visit apparently negated insurance cover for yesterdays visit. Perhaps, the terms,conditions and coversge provided by med-care and blue/cross shield should be analyzed. Without extensive labl-blood annalist I can't monitor my declining health condition or any stability. Except that I enjoy speaking with Dr, Sheehan, yesterdays visit was non-productive. It seems that corporate medicine controls what happen next.
September 28, 2026
5
My physician did an outstanding job with his assistants and I appreciate him seeing me. That's all I have. Keep the good work up. Thank you.
August 13, 2026
5
Dr. Sulheshan is a wonderful doctor. We've known him for a while and he has always taken care of us because we are elderly folks and we love him. And we love all the doctors at MCG, WellSTAR. We have been going there for a long time. Thank you all for your service, your kind service to us. Thank you.
August 9, 2026
5
My Dr. is the best. He is patient, caring, and he listens to me.
June 26, 2026
5
Very professional staff very attentive great visit
June 1, 2026
5
My services have been excellent.
May 30, 2026
5
Check-in was very slow. There were only two check in clerks. There was a line. Wellstar logistics are horrible. I love the people but Wellstar is pretty Sad. My provider was excellent and support staff were very good. The employees who work there appear to not have enough quality support from management, especially the C-suite. The quality of care is almost as good as it was when it was Augusta University. This is slowly deteriorating and as the culture of the new company moves in over the next few years and the AU-MCG culture disappears, it will have frightening consequences on our community. I especially have issues with billing logistics. I have BCBS Anthem but is never seems to be billed properly. I questioned The lab draw and why was is drawn in the clinic sometimes and sometimes in the lab. I was thrown for a loop when told that it was being drawn in clinic because I am 'self pay' and have no Insurance. This is mind boggling for me. There is no efficiency in the process though it is an 'for profit' facility. I don't understand it. I miss Augusta University and in a few more years will miss the people.
March 31, 2026
5
Great
March 29, 2026
5
The technician when giving the cup to urinate in asked if I would rather a seat and explain how to use it. She was the first person to ever mention the seat.
February 3, 2026
5
Great Doctor, awesome nurses
October 27, 2025
4
Lobby is like a circus with plenty of background noise created by visiting patents. Management need to remind patients that hospitals are supposed to be quite zones. No lab work performed because a previous visit apparently negated insurance cover for yesterdays visit. Perhaps, the terms,conditions and coversge provided by med-care and blue/cross shield should be analyzed. Without extensive labl-blood annalist I can't monitor my declining health condition or any stability. Except that I enjoy speaking with Dr, Sheehan, yesterdays visit was non-productive. It seems that corporate medicine controls what happen next.
September 28, 2026
5
My physician did an outstanding job with his assistants and I appreciate him seeing me. That's all I have. Keep the good work up. Thank you.
August 13, 2026
5
Dr. Sulheshan is a wonderful doctor. We've known him for a while and he has always taken care of us because we are elderly folks and we love him. And we love all the doctors at MCG, WellSTAR. We have been going there for a long time. Thank you all for your service, your kind service to us. Thank you.
August 9, 2026
2
Dr. Seehusen has an extreme case load and it shows. I felt very over looked and unheard. I literally wasted a visit and money because none of my issues were resolved or even given a resolution. Also, the visit felt rushed, maybe because this was a late afternoon visit.
June 26, 2026
5
My Dr. is the best. He is patient, caring, and he listens to me.
June 26, 2026
5
Very professional staff very attentive great visit
June 1, 2026
5
My services have been excellent.
May 30, 2026
5
Check-in was very slow. There were only two check in clerks. There was a line. Wellstar logistics are horrible. I love the people but Wellstar is pretty Sad. My provider was excellent and support staff were very good. The employees who work there appear to not have enough quality support from management, especially the C-suite. The quality of care is almost as good as it was when it was Augusta University. This is slowly deteriorating and as the culture of the new company moves in over the next few years and the AU-MCG culture disappears, it will have frightening consequences on our community. I especially have issues with billing logistics. I have BCBS Anthem but is never seems to be billed properly. I questioned The lab draw and why was is drawn in the clinic sometimes and sometimes in the lab. I was thrown for a loop when told that it was being drawn in clinic because I am 'self pay' and have no Insurance. This is mind boggling for me. There is no efficiency in the process though it is an 'for profit' facility. I don't understand it. I miss Augusta University and in a few more years will miss the people.
March 31, 2026
5
Great
March 29, 2026
5
The technician when giving the cup to urinate in asked if I would rather a seat and explain how to use it. She was the first person to ever mention the seat.
February 3, 2026
3
I just missed something you said. I wanted to hear it again.
January 14, 2026
5
Great Doctor, awesome nurses
October 27, 2025
5
Great Doctor, awesome nurses
October 27, 2025
3
I just missed something you said. I wanted to hear it again.
January 14, 2026
5
The technician when giving the cup to urinate in asked if I would rather a seat and explain how to use it. She was the first person to ever mention the seat.
February 3, 2026
5
Great
March 29, 2026
5
Check-in was very slow. There were only two check in clerks. There was a line. Wellstar logistics are horrible. I love the people but Wellstar is pretty Sad. My provider was excellent and support staff were very good. The employees who work there appear to not have enough quality support from management, especially the C-suite. The quality of care is almost as good as it was when it was Augusta University. This is slowly deteriorating and as the culture of the new company moves in over the next few years and the AU-MCG culture disappears, it will have frightening consequences on our community. I especially have issues with billing logistics. I have BCBS Anthem but is never seems to be billed properly. I questioned The lab draw and why was is drawn in the clinic sometimes and sometimes in the lab. I was thrown for a loop when told that it was being drawn in clinic because I am 'self pay' and have no Insurance. This is mind boggling for me. There is no efficiency in the process though it is an 'for profit' facility. I don't understand it. I miss Augusta University and in a few more years will miss the people.
March 31, 2026
5
My services have been excellent.
May 30, 2026
5
Very professional staff very attentive great visit
June 1, 2026
5
My Dr. is the best. He is patient, caring, and he listens to me.
June 26, 2026
2
Dr. Seehusen has an extreme case load and it shows. I felt very over looked and unheard. I literally wasted a visit and money because none of my issues were resolved or even given a resolution. Also, the visit felt rushed, maybe because this was a late afternoon visit.
June 26, 2026
5
Dr. Sulheshan is a wonderful doctor. We've known him for a while and he has always taken care of us because we are elderly folks and we love him. And we love all the doctors at MCG, WellSTAR. We have been going there for a long time. Thank you all for your service, your kind service to us. Thank you.
August 9, 2026
5
My physician did an outstanding job with his assistants and I appreciate him seeing me. That's all I have. Keep the good work up. Thank you.
August 13, 2026
4
Lobby is like a circus with plenty of background noise created by visiting patents. Management need to remind patients that hospitals are supposed to be quite zones. No lab work performed because a previous visit apparently negated insurance cover for yesterdays visit. Perhaps, the terms,conditions and coversge provided by med-care and blue/cross shield should be analyzed. Without extensive labl-blood annalist I can't monitor my declining health condition or any stability. Except that I enjoy speaking with Dr, Sheehan, yesterdays visit was non-productive. It seems that corporate medicine controls what happen next.
September 28, 2026
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Your Men’s Health Playbook
Your late teens, 20s & 30s Striving for top health performance
You may feel on top of your game—even unbeatable—In your 20s and 30s. You may be tempted to think, “Why even bother with a physical?” Yet this is training season for building up lifelong healthy habits.
Establish your care coach: In your late teens to early 20s, transition from your pediatrician and establish yourself with a primary care physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant by scheduling a physical.
“When young men show up for preventive care, we talk about the future,” said Dr. Dean Seehusen, chair of Family & Community Medicine at Wellstar MCG Health Medical Center in Augusta. “Then we talk about what that’s going to take habit-wise. What you can do in your 60s and 70s is based on what you’re doing in your 20s, 30s and 40s.”
Stay on top of your stats: The information from your annual exam can help you stay on track to live out your vision, measured in part by important health stats—like glucose and cholesterol levels, body mass index and blood pressure. Staying on top of your trending numbers can help prevent heart disease, stroke and diabetes down the road.
It’s also a good time to talk about your vaccine status, such as tetanus (needed every 10 years) and HPV. To protect yourself and your partner, it’s important to test for human papillomavirus. Also known as HPV, it’s the most common sexually transmitted infection and can cause several types of cancer for men and women, even though you likely won’t have symptoms. You may have already received this vaccine in your teens, but if you haven’t yet, it’s recommended through the age of 26.
Men may also consider self-screening for testicular cancer through self-exams during these earlier healthcare years, according to John Aaron III, a physician assistant who cares for patients at Wellstar Family Medicine in Alpharetta.
Look for weaknesses: Make your health team aware of your family medical history, from heart disease and stroke to cancer. This will help them create a personalized health plan for you. You may need screenings or tests for certain health conditions at an earlier age than the average population.
