Atlanta-Area Cancer Center | City of Hope
Oncology • Atlanta, GA • 2 (Atlanta-area Cancer Center in Newnan and outpatient location in Paces Ferry) locations
About
City of Hope Atlanta is the Atlanta-area cancer care center affiliated with City of Hope, a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center based in Duarte, California. Highlights: - Part of City of Hope’s national system with clinical care locations across Southern California and partner sites such as City of Hope Atlanta. - Focuses on cancer treatment, research, and related innovation, aligning with City of Hope’s integrated model (care, research, academics, training, and translational initiatives). - City of Hope is a large nonprofit with extensive research contributions (e.g., breakthroughs in cancer medicines, synthetic insulin, monoclonal antibodies) and a broad network of facilities and partnerships. If you’re looking for services, specialists, or appointment details specific to City of Hope Atlanta, I can pull in the latest contact info, treating departments, and patient resources.
Clinic Type
Oncology
Address
600 Celebrate Life Parkway, Newnan, GA 30265
Phone
877-524-4673
giving@coh.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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FAQs
How can I become a patient at City of Hope Atlanta?
Explore how to become a patient at City of Hope Atlanta — whether you’re newly diagnosed, seeking a second opinion or exploring advanced treatment options. Learn about our expertise in complex cancers and how we support you through insurance and referrals.
Do you offer second opinions?
Yes. When you seek a second opinion at our Atlanta-area location close to home, our cancer experts work to perform the comprehensive evaluation you need, with the urgency you deserve.
What is the process for referrals and coordination of care for referring physicians?
When you refer a patient to City of Hope, we build customized plans around your patient, including proactive recommendations, while ensuring that, as a referring physician, you stay well informed for seamless continuity of care.
Where is City of Hope Atlanta located?
City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is located at 600 Celebrate Life Parkway, Newnan, GA 30265.
Do you provide travel and lodging arrangements for patients?
Our team coordinates and coordinates travel and lodging as part of providing comprehensive, coordinated care.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Healthgrades, U.S. News, and Birdeye (formerly CTCA): 94% of patients report high satisfaction overall and willingness to recommend the facility (393 reviews (associated with the former CTCA listing))
Patients praise
- High patient satisfaction ratings in general hospital surveys, including Healthgrades and U.S. News, with many patients reporting a welcoming and professional environment
- Positive experiences with specific doctors and nursing staff characterized as compassionate and knowledgeable
- Appreciation for the facility's cleanliness, design, and atmosphere, which many find comforting rather than clinical
- Some patients praise the efficiency of the diagnostic process compared to other healthcare systems
Common complaints
- Concerns regarding the transition from Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) to City of Hope, with some patients feeling a decline in care quality and customer-focused approach
- Reports of communication failures, including unreturned phone calls and lack of follow-up from medical teams
- Complaints about administrative issues, such as scheduling delays, long wait times for treatment plans, and difficulties accessing specific types of oncologists (e.g., female providers)
- Concerns about potential over-treatment or recommendations for unnecessary procedures for financial reasons
- Specific accounts of dissatisfaction with individual clinical care and poor outcomes in complex situations
"It promised compassionate care, collaborative treatment planning, and an all-female treatment team. I trusted their pink ribbons and mission statements. What I got was chaos."
— Cheryl Wilson Griffin blog post"I will call it CITY OF WORIES, NOT CITY OF HOPE. They plan you to go there around 20 times to drive 1500 miles to get your money."
— PissedConsumer review"I have been 9 times since December 2024. I have nothing negative to say. It is a welcoming place and doesn't feel like a medical facility. Everybody I have come in contact with has been very nice, helpful and professional."
— Birdeye/LocalityBiz reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Paces Ferry, Buckhead Cancer Center in Atlanta | City of Hope — Sep 22, 2025
- Before You Visit City of Hope Cancer Centers in Georgia — May 14, 2026
- Paces Ferry, Atlanta Cancer Care in Buckhead | City of Hope — Oct 27, 2025
- Atlanta Women's Cancer Center | City of Hope — Sep 25, 2025
- City of Hope Atlanta Recognized Among Top Cancer Care ... — Jul 7, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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City of Hope now owns the Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA). CTCA was acquired by City of Hope in December 2021 to expand access to City of Hope’s patient-centered care, research, and treatments across communities nationwide. CTCA operates as City of Hope with a focus on high-quality cancer care and patient experience. For job opportunities, you can visit jobs.cancercenter.com. The organization’s U.S. footprint includes multiple offices, with CTCA historically headquartered in Boca Raton, FL, and involvement in nine countries. If you’re specifically looking for an Atlanta, GA location, CTCA/C ity of Hope’s Georgia presence is noted through broader regional outreach rather than a stand-alone CTCA Atlanta facility. For detailed local services in Atlanta, check City of Hope’s official site or CTCA’s current network listings.
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